I recently read this Daily Coach article on 3 principles of resilience. It resonated with me, so I thought I would share it here.

1. Adaptability to the moment. Having resiliency means we accept a sudden pivot, a quick adjustment that will help structure the mission.

2. Persistence before and during. Everyone discusses being persistent during the contest, but being able to be persistent before it — not reading or believing the good or the bad — allows resiliency to shine.

3. Learning. People with great resiliency crave knowledge, and through their intellectual stimulation, they fortify their resolve.

Being resilient is not a matter of throwing out cliches and pleading to (blindly - emphasis mine) “stick with it.” It means articulating a vision and spelling out how to handle inevitable hardship long before it ever arises.

The Daily Coach

The 3 Principles of Resiliency

On June 4, 1940, the future of Great Britain seemed to hang in the balance. Nazi tyranny had spread to Western Europe, and bombing campaigns were becoming more widespread. "We shall defend our island, whatever the cost may be,” Prime Minister Winston Churchill urged his fellow countrymen. “We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing gro…

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