Resilience is not just about bouncing back from major life challenges; rather, resilience means you can manage the daily stressors of life, like a difficult day at work, a tough conversation with a friend or loved one, or a failure or setback in your career. It is about the ability to capitalize on opportunity–to take calculated risks because we are not afraid of failure. Only then, can we truly flourish, be the best version of ourselves and reach our potential.
RESILIENCE is a process that requires adoption of productive behaviors, thoughts, and actions that can be learned. Resilience prepares you to deal with life’s challenges by giving you the ability to cope with adversity, adapt to change and thrive under new conditions.
Five Dimensions of Personal Readiness
Resilience drives personal readiness. To sustain personal readiness, we must understand the relationship among its five dimensions, sometimes called the five pillars: physical, emotional, social, spiritual and family. Sustaining healthy behaviors within and across these dimensions is essential to achieving and sustaining personal readiness. Learn more about the five dimensions of readiness here.
Resilience in Focus
When you need an instant mood boost or a quick tip to get you through the week–or the next 15 minutes–Resilience in Focus can help. This series of tools and infographics cover common challenges like how to make stress work for you (stress can be good, really), become more optimistic (it is possible!), cultivate mindfulness (what is that, exactly?) and stick to goals (at last!). Start by exploring the topics here.