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Have you ever wondered how some people manage to juggle countless responsibilities and still excel? In this inspiring TEDx Talk, Austin Attaway, Ph.D., CEO of a mental health clinic and university professor, shares their incredible journey from a high school dropout to a thriving professional. Austin’s talk answers the burning question: “How do you do it all?”
Through personal stories of overcoming adversity, including a transformative experience following a suicide attempt, Austin reveals the importance of self-assessment, a growth mindset, and the power of self-compassion. Drawing parallels to sunflowers and their relentless pursuit of sunlight, Austin encourages viewers to identify and nurture their own capacities, illustrating how interconnected growth in one area can positively impact others. This talk is not just a blueprint for achieving more but a heartfelt guide to understanding and maximizing your unique potential.
Join Austin on this journey of self-discovery and learn how to become relentless in your pursuit of personal and professional growth. Be inspired to face your challenges head-on and find your own capacity to thrive. Austin Attaway stands at the intersection of organizational behavior, mental health advocacy, and public service, making contributions in each domain. In his Ph.D., he zeroes in on organizational justice, particularly within remote and hybrid work settings. His research, conducted in the Justice and Organizational Behavior Lab (JOB Lab), aims to forge fair policies and spaces, considering both spatial and temporal dimensions to promote equity and respect in the workplace. As CEO and President of a nonprofit mental health clinic, he focuses on expanding access to mental health services for under-resourced communities. In his role on the Human Resources Board for the City of Riverside, Austin applies his organizational expertise to enhance HR policies and practices. As a Professor of Psychology at CSULA, he educates future psychologists and leaders on the principles of organizational justice. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx