Burn Bright: Bounce Forward

Your brain resists uncertainty because the unknown is threatening, even when change is good. It loves existing habits and routines, and it will try to resist new efforts at building habits, especially if it‚It’s tired. However, your brain‚It’s second priority is to maximize reward. By taking baby steps to maximize reward, you can approach resilience. When components of resilience are exhibited at work, they are seen as being lucky. Fortunately there are strategies to increase your luck in order to maximize reward. Too often people see resilience as the act of ‚“bouncing back‚” when experiencing a setback. Truly resilient people are agile learners who develop and grow from their experiences. Their resilience allows them to ‚“bounce forward,‚” moving them forward in life beyond where they might have been had they not experienced a setback.