Our guest today on The Salience Podcast is Anthea Fisher.
Anthea’s resume reads like an adventure novel. Her experiences range from Mountain Rescue in New Zealand to planning and logistics coordination for humanitarian services in Africa and remote islands in the Pacific.
Anthea survived an avalanche at Everest Base camp, and led one of the most difficult, complex and ultimately tragic rescue missions to remote mountains in Antarctica. Anthea has a remarkable depth of experience in resilience, recovery from set back, and leadership at the frontiers of human endeavour.
In today’s discussion, we explore how Anthea uses different perceptual filters to tune into her needs to rest and recover, to step back and manage a crisis with clarity, and to connect and have empathy with others.
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