# Charles Snyder

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Leadership Training for Managers - How to Move From Victimhood to Agency in Leadership and Life with Shawn Quinn

Leaders often assume transformation comes from learning new skills or following the latest management trend. But real change begins when we confront our own beliefs, reflect deeply, and choose to step out of victimhood into agency. That inner work is what lays the foundation for lasting growth in h…

Hope Is a Strategy — Setting Goals That Inspire Not Exhaust

Big goals can energise us, but they can also drain us. In this episode, I explore how hope can turn ambition into momentum. Drawing on Charles Snyder’s Hope Theory and the Broaden-and-Build research by Barbara Fredrickson, I share how to set goals that inspire, not exhaust, and how small, intention…

007 - Charles Snyder

I met Charles Snyder back in 1993. He is a true artist-photographer and one of the most interesting people I have ever talked to. This one goes deep, dark and rides the line for sure.

What Educators Actually Need to Feel Purposeful Again with Glen Gerreyn

It’s the start of a new term. Some of your staff may be walking back into school running on empty, not because they don’t care, but because they’ve lost sight of why it matters. What educators actually need to feel purposeful again isn’t another wellbeing afternoon or a gratitude wall. According to…

Hope is a Practice EP 329

Good morning or good afternoon, or good whatever-time-it-is-when-you-need-a-little-lift. Hope, real hope, not the passive, fingers crossed kind, but the kind that keeps us moving forward is a practice.  Here's what I've come to understand: hope is not a feeling that shows up when things are good. …

We Can't Yoga Our Way Out of Bad Culture & The Newest Burnout Research | Jennifer Moss

Three years ago, Jennifer Moss came on Better at Work and gave us a line that stuck: we can't yoga our way out of a bad boss. She's back. New book. Sharper take. Jennifer is a burnout researcher and workplace culture strategist whose new book Why Are We Here? Creating a Work Culture Everybody Wants…

Having Hope vs. Building Hope

Most people wait for hope to show up. They treat it like weather — something that either arrives or doesn't, something outside their control. And when it doesn't show up, they take that as a sign. Maybe it's over. Maybe it wasn't meant to be. Maybe there's just nothing left to work with. But what…

148 What Makes an OT Brand Stand Out in a Crowded Market

Think the occupational therapy market is too crowded? Think again. In this episode of OT Yourself to Freedom, Beki Eakins unpicks why so many occupational therapists believe their niche is saturated, and why that belief is usually a trick of the algorithm rather than a fact about the market. If yo…

Hope Is a Strategy? | Better Moments #5 | Jennifer Moss

Hope at work is not optimism. It is a goal worth reaching, more than one credible route forward and enough agency to move. In this seven-minute Better Moment, burnout researcher and workplace culture strategist Jennifer Moss draws on Charles Snyder's hope theory to explain why hope is a practical l…

Ep.82 Hope

What does it actually mean to have hope—and what do you do when you’re having a hard time finding it? In this episode, we explore the surprising psychology of hope through two powerful real-life stories: a dramatic rescue at sea and a refugee family building a life they never expected to live. Then…