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Some Covid 19 lessons about resilience

In October, the first person in family of 5 developed symptoms of COVID 19.

I thought that one of us was at risk and went through a lot of distress. In the end they experienced mild symptoms.

I took the opportunity to analyze and work on my resilience:

→ About being worried:

Fear takes over everything. My capacity to think rationally took a hit and I was mentally stuck.

→ What I already knew:

50% of the recovery started with healthy eating and exercising.

→ “Coaching protective concepts” that helped:

  • Optimism: take a deeper look at your perceptions.
  • Anchors: think about your morals and values to reflect on your life purpose.
  • Hope: set some goals, take small action steps.

→ What I knew in theory but blew my mind in practice:

Social support: being supported by our friends and network gave me a feeling of social belonging; a critical part of recovery and SO comforting.

→ Totally new:

A stationary bike stand: to be able to cycle at home!! 😂

Life is full of ups and downs. Are you taking every opportunity to work on your own recovery strategy? What works for you? 

Have a great day!