You can rise like the Phoenix from the ashes!
It’s amazing to see how some people always manage to stand up and continue when they have been blown over by life.
Some seem to thrive in difficulties and grow to enormous emotional strength in dire circumstances, while other succumb and give up or get ill or even worse.
What is it that helps those people to surf the through upsets in life?
Can we learn from them? And have a possibility of enjoying and achieving life success?
Yes we can.
Resilience
The skill is called resilience and is the ability to stay in balance and withstand stress.
It is a mixture of skill and character traits that combined makes it possible for us to
quickly bounce back, handle situations effectively and be more active than average in
spite of much difficulties.
Resilience is affected by style of interpretation or how we think of ourselves being able to
do things, how well we expect ourselves to do them, how often we attribute our successes
to others or situations instead of ourselves.
What is your style of interpretation?
Right Wrong
1. I often think about the possibility of making
mistakes when thinking about the future. ( ) ( )
2. I often seem to make demands on myself ( ) ( )
3. When I have been successful at something I
tend to look at my skill as an important reason ( ) ( )
What do you need to look at?
The key is your own will and it can be helpful when it’s channeled in the right and positive way.
Progress comes with many trials ant mistakes.
Just remember Thomas Edison, he got the light bulb right after hundreds
of mistakes.
Just think of how poorer modern living would be is he had given up!
Are you going to give up?
It’s something we have been taught through the centuries and it’s time we
brake off the shackles.
We are free to be who we are and our successes are due to our hard work and
diligence! It’s time we enjoy and achieve life success!
Always remember to stand by yourself!
Agustina Thorgilsson, an expert in industrial psychology, began her career in 1979 as a consultant for internal affairs, communication and human resources development (HRD) with AB Volvo in Sweden. In 1988 she became the director for the Institute of Management Training, a division set up by the Ministry of Finance servicing all of Iceland’s public sector. She later founded a management training company that advised both public and private sectors on strategy, management and HRD issues, before completing a Masters degree in clinical psychology which led to the founding of Life-Navigation in 2005. Agustina’s vision is to help making the world a better place by showing people how to transcend even the most difficult life-experiences individuals can possibly encounter and move towards peace as a race. She had learned to use her intuition, insights and little used old knowledge known to man. By tapping into this endless reservoir of information and understanding clinical psychology, the evolution of the Life-Navigation System began. Agustina’s successes have shown that Life-Navigation makes an enormous difference. www.lifenavigation.com