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Resilience is not the answer to everything

Resilience is not the answer to everything

Resilience - the ability to withstand hardship and bounce back from difficult events - is helpful when it comes to work. However,  it is often presented in a way that overlooks issues while employees must bear whatever comes in the way.

It is much easier to be resilient in an environment that makes it easy. It's easier to adjust and figure out a new path if you trust your manager or feel safe opening up to your team.

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"Dreaming big means planning big." - Patrick Llewellyn

Teams can be resilient when they have systems for support and dialogue.

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