Why Resilience Is Important

Most people have an idea on what their profession is gonna be, what they want to do for the rest of their lives. Sadly, not me. The school had a weird effect on me, so I don’t know my profession. I don’t know my future. Although, the school did taught me the struggles of college and life itself. Life can be a cheerful fairy, wishing everyone a happy day. In other times, life can be hurricane of tragedies, events, and misfortune. During those bad times, I know, or at least have an idea, how to endure and how to solve those difficult times. The school indirectly instructed me how to compromise and to think outside the box, how to effectively talk to others, how to balance work with time, how to handle my feelings with tasks and jobs, and how to handle with difficulties. Overall, it improved my resiliency. Compromising can be difficult. Both parties have to give up some of their
There’s has been many time where I had to face difficulty with the school and the outside world. In some eyes, that’s a bad thing. In my eyes, it actually help me in building my resilience. The meaning of resilience is “ the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties,” (https://en.oxforddictionaries.com). Basically, all the stuff that the school did to affect me emotionally and physically slowly build up my capacity for difficulties. This is also built up from the skills I’ve learned in my previous paragraphs. According to healthdirect.gov, I can resiliency by “knowing your strength, knowing when to ask help,” and by “managing stress and anxiety levels.” This will be the most helpful in the outside world, since I could face hardship while working on my future. This skill will prevent me from becoming unmotivated with my work. No matter what life throws at me, I know that I will not be greatly affected from it. I will be