malleable

Living A Malleable Life Allows For Clarity And Helps In Moving Forward

 

Episode 169: Becoming more malleable in life allows you to handle change more easily.  By accepting it, you can move forward successfully.

 

Do you need help to be more flexible in dealing with life’s changing circumstances? 

Are you looking for a way to nurture being more malleable?  

Do you need someone to help you be accountable? 

If so, please contact me at TerriKozlowski.com and we can create a plan for you to learn to accept what is and live your best life.

 

Top Takeaways:

 

1. [2:26] Children Are Most Malleable

2. [4:00] The Role Of Neuroplasticity

3. [5:49] Ways To Nurture Being More Malleable

4. [07:27] Building Flexibility

5. [08:50] Moving Forward Being Malleable

 

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Has life been pounding you with repeated blows to the point you feel you're going to break? What if you could instead let the blows of life hammer you into a work of art, even more beautiful than you were the day before? It can happen. You can direct it to happen. Today's podcast is all about learning to be more malleable.

Throughout the series so far, soft robotics has come up over and over in different areas, from medicine to agriculture. In this episode, I’ll be chatting to three roboticists working on different applications of this fascinating and fast-developing area of robotics: Dr Thomas Thuruthel (University of Cambridge), Angus Clark (Imperial College London) and Dr Jelizaveta Konstantinova (Ocado Technology).

Get your ticket for Robot Talk Live: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/149424567905

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Dr Thomas George Thuruthel is a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Cambridge. He has a BTech in Mechanical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad, India and a Master’s in Biorobotics from Waseda University, Japan. He received a PhD in Biorobotics from Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Italy in 2019. His research focuses on the modelling and control of soft-bodied robotics systems using machine learning techniques.

Angus Clark is a researcher in the Robotic manipulation: Engineering, Design, and Science Lab, focussing on the development of Malleable Robotics – a new type of reconfigurable serial robot arms. He received the M.Eng. degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Southampton in 2017 and is currently pursuing a PhD in Design Engineering Research at Imperial College London. His research interests include manipulation and grasping, soft robotics, extreme environment robotics, and exoskeletons and prosthetics.

Dr Jelizaveta Konstantinova is a research coordinator at Ocado Technology. She holds a PhD in Robotics from King’s College London, and her previous academic research was focused on medical robotics, force and tactile sensing for grasping, sensor fusion and intelligent grasping. Jelizaveta is currently working on developing external and internal collaborative research projects and connections with the focus on robotics and cutting-edge innovation.