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Resilience: How to Keep Going When the Going Gets Tough

Conflict, change, and stress are a regular part of everyday organizational life. The key to employee survival is resilience, the ability to bounce back after adversity. Being resilient doesn't prevent tough challenges from happening, but it does provide individuals with the strength and wherewithal to recover and move on time and time again.

Developing resilience is a lot like engineering a building to withstand an earthquake. It requires a solid foundation and a flexible structure that won't crack or crumble under pressure. In human terms, it translates into self-esteem, connections with others, mental agility, and effective coping strategies.

Resilience: How to Keep Going When the Going Gets Tough offers individuals a blueprint for increasing their resilience. Aimed at developing confidence, support networks, achievable goals, and stress management skills, its part of the Reproducible Training Library, a comprehensive source of customizable training workshops, e-learning programs, and self-study e-books.

Learning Outcomes

  • Learn how to rebound from adversity
  • Build self-esteem as a foundation for resilience
  • Establish connections to create a support network
  • Develop the ability to accept and embrace change
  • Learn how to overcome obstacles using flexible thinking
  • Implement stress management and relaxation strategies to maintain resilience

Products (Total Items: 3)
Resilience Training Bundle
Price: $599.00
Resilience e-Learning Version
Price: $399.00
Resilience Classroom Version
Price: $399.00
  
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