Resilience to Stress –The Benefits of a Patient Approach
That steady pace rewires how you handle stress. You’re not becoming a reactive stress-machine – you’re learning to respond, to regulate
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That steady pace rewires how you handle stress. You’re not becoming a reactive stress-machine – you’re learning to respond, to regulate
Being more resilient does not mean stress disappears, but it brings the ability to overcome adversity and move forward with your life.
Positive social connections are a significant factor in the lives of people who demonstrate high levels of resilience. But even weak ties are important too.
We’ve been sold a line about resilience. It’s not about grinding harder, pushing through fatigue, or proving how tough you are. Real resilience isn’t about being unstoppable. It’s about being sustainable. #freshtakeonresilience #productiveday #handlingstress #sustainableuccess #leadershiplevelopment
Emotional resilience describes the ability to ‘bounce back’ in response to challenge, change or crisis. Resilience is built on learnable skills.
Despite the gloom and the pressures individuals can do something for themselves. Survival at work – or anywhere else for that matter – relies on personal attributes like the ability to self-manage and to find a sense of purpose out of apparent chaos and disorder.
Knowing when to ask for help or guidance is not the same as actually doing it. There is no shame in either, and people often struggle alone when help is at hand, if they just ask.
Seven compelling reasons why humour should be encouraged at work. Embracing appropriate humour in the workplace has benefits that go beyond just making the office a fun place to be.
Work pressure may be a fact of life but that doesn't mean that quality of life is a pipe-dream. Don't fight what you can change. Change what you can.
Emotional Intelligence is a set of skills which determine how well you handle yourself in life and in general. It's become a vital asset in career planning.