Resilience

 

Resilience

The power to arise again from mistakes and failures. A positive adaptation from adverse reality. Mistakes are common as we are humans. Regretting over the mistakes does less benefit than solving or rectifying them. Learning from mistakes and instructions promises, that those mistakes will never be repeated.

A bounce back.

It is time to rectify our own mistakes as we shouldn’t be ashamed to disclose them. The mistakes or failures that occur in our lives teach us effects, that it shouldn’t be monotonous in life. So, we need a revival from past experiences. In short, resilience is a bounce back to our normal sense.

We do learn from failures that there are a few steps ahead of us to accomplish the goal. A man with resilience can survive well because he has experienced adverse phenomena and failures. Further, he has undergone tough times. Focusing on the positive aspects alone one can bounce back though it takes a little time.

Set-backs:

Setbacks are common in every progressive life. To regain normal sense after a setback, one needs time and effort. Keeping a standstill, one can steadily progress. It is a common feature for people to withdraw from their normal lives when they face defeat. But rarely do people surge forward with a new strategic mind to lead success.  Everyone has resilience, but due to fear and shame, most of us deny it.

To jump long, one has to go back a few steps. Those steps are the added energy for the great jump waiting next.  People who have resilient minds feel all the defeats in their lives are like storing the energy to make a great leap.

Risky factor.

            Resilience is always a risk factor to deal with. When we retreat, we shouldn’t force ourselves to complete failure. It is time to evaluate the points that lead to failure. The experience gained from the setback makes us divert from the wrong track to the leading path.   The introspection guides us to find a new practice to prove that we can do it. And believe that success is always with the people who take risks.

Flexibility exists with sane feelings of thoughts and behaviour from all disturbances. Take effort at various levels to cop up with the situations. If you bounce back, you can progress again in the same field. Let us hope for a positive adaptation to adverse changes.

 

“I tried and failed. I tried again and again and succeeded.”
― Gail Borden

Thanking you

Jai…