How to develop resilience
Resilience is talked about in terms of people getting through challenges and tough times. It has become a popular term used in development programs. Do people organically develop resilience through experience and their handling of it? Or, is it something you can learn? I attended The Resilience Summit to find out.
Thoughts about resilience …
When faced with a tragedy, natural disaster, health concern, relationship, work, or school problem, resilience is how well a person can adapt to the events in their life.
How to make self-compassion work
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When you are going through a difficult time and things aren’t going well for you – stress levels can go up. At times like these, having self-compassion can help build resilience and assist in success. At such times, we can also be prone to self-criticism and negative self worth which can have a stronger effect. How can develop greater self-compassion?
Friday food treat: Onigiri
Onigiri is a rice snack available in convenience and other food stores in Japan. It goes by other names as well – o-musubi, nigirimeshi and rice ball. It is a simple but surprisingly tasty thing to eat.
What motivates you to succeed?
What drives people to succeed? Is there a driving force or is there some quality deep within that helps facilitate the outcomes? Is it science? Psychology? Self-management? Or is it just that we need to better understand ourselves?
Friday food treat: Matcha
Matcha is a form of green tea with a difference. It is a “green tea” flavour that finds its way into tea, ice-cream, cakes and confectionery.