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Strong emotions are more likely to dictate your behavior.
Become familiar with what triggers your stress. Practice “active internal coping mechanisms” such as reframing, humor, optimism, and meaningful social interactions.
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Simply writing about your feelings can help you explore them and resolve some of the issues that may be preventing you from recovering from trauma.
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Fostering strong relationships with family, friends, mentors and others to whom you can turn in times of crisis helps you bounce back.
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Having a sense of purpose beyond your occupation or everyday role plays a big role in resilience.
“Our positions are temporary and will likely change. But our purpose should never really change.” Frank Niles
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“[Resilience] is the ability to get back in the game after you’ve had some sort of failure. And indeed, we can learn to become more resilient.”
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It starts with your mind-set. Accept that change is inevitable and realize that you can choose how you react.
When possible, lay the groundwork for recovery before you need to: Keep your skills up to date to stay in demand in the market, have a financial reserve in case of job loss or illness, etc.
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