Lesson 3 Rise Above Challenges
Resilience: The Power to Overcome
City ____ Center Newsletter
This week’s topic in the City Wellness ____ Newsletter is resilience, or “the power to overcome.”
Julia Hone, a famous doctor, tells us how we can deal with ____ times by cultivating our inner strength.
No life is free from problems.
Whatever life path we choose, we all ____ adversity.
This can take the form of illness, accidents, failure in exams, family and relationship issues, or ____ stresses.
To cope, we all need the ability to ____ difficulties, which is known as resilience.
Resilience means ____ back, just like a bouncy ball after hitting the ground.
If you are resilient, you can bounce back and recover quickly from the hard ____ you experience.
____, you learn and grow from adversity.
So, resilience is the ability to handle, recover from, and ____ from difficult life events.
There are countless stories of successful people who not ____ survived adversity but used it as a stepping stone to growth.
Fairy tale writer
Fairy tale writer Hans Andersen ____ that his childhood poverty, the early loss of his father, and his experience of being disrespected were the sources for his most popular stories.
“The hardship was a real blessing that inspired me to write stories like The Little Match Girl, The Snow Queen, and The ____ Duckling.”
____ Aimee Mullins also saw her challenges as an opportunity.
She was born with a medical ____ that resulted in losing both legs beneath the knee to surgery.
She competed against athletes without disabilities in a ____ competition and participated in the Paralympics in 1996.
Her career also includes modeling, acting, and public ____.
She says her physical ____ is not a disability but the very thing that opened the door for her amazing potential.
Both people succeeded ____ “despite” adversity but thanks to it.
This is the real ____ back.
You might think “Hey, ____ are exceptional people.”
However, we are ____ born with the potential for resilience.
____ like these people, we all can develop the strength to quickly recover from a crisis that could otherwise cause lasting damage to our mental health.
The good news is that resilience is like a ____.
You can build it up through practice, by developing thoughts, behaviors, and ____ that allow you to recover from painful or stressful events.
____ are three basic strategies to build up this “resilience muscle.”
Three Basic Strategies
Three Basic ____ to Build Up Your “Resilience Muscle”
First, accept and ____ adversity as a natural part of life.
This doesn’t mean being passive, but understanding that some ____ in life can cause suffering or stress.
Then, instead of feeling singled out and ____, “Why me?”, you can face whatever happens and focus on what you can change, not what you can’t.
Embracing challenges and unexpected obstacles in your life can help ____ confront them as a learning process.
Think of all the ____ stories that could never have happened without adversity!
Second, have “me time,” that is, personal time to look ____ yourself.
Take a break and be in the present moment, neither ____ the past nor worrying about the future.
Walk, meditate, write, draw, listen to music, or ____.
If you ____ know where to start, the STOP technique can be a great meditative technique.
It works ____ this.
Stop whatever you are doing. ____ a few deep breaths.
Observe your emotions and thoughts as they are, not judging them as good or ____.
Proceed with what you were ____.
Or start something ____ based on what you observed.
Now go ____ with your life.
Third, be connected.
Allow yourself to ask for help from people whom you can trust, ____ as friends, family members, or counselors.
Talking about your issues with someone can help you see your situation with more clarity and ____ to it with more strength.
Good communication ____ resilience.
This is the reason why resilient ____ tend to create good support networks.
I am not saying that these strategies are ____ or remove all stress and suffering.
Still, I urge you to practice ____ whenever you can, particularly when you are under stress.
Remember that there is no better time to build your “resilience muscle” than the ____ when you are in the middle of adversity and uncertainty.
Practicing resilience during tough times helps ____ endure and grow stronger.
However, you can ____ apply these strategies to everyday small stresses or minor challenges.
Then you will gradually become ____ able to deal with big ones.
Resilient people tend to be ____ and more fulfilled because they are less afraid of failing or challenges.
So, ____ resilience is the key not only to overcoming adversity but also to living a happy life.
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