How to Recover from Setbacks

Developing Resiliency

In this episode Sarah and Pam discuss:

  • Bouncing back from failures, real or perceived,

  • What recovery from set backs really means Building up your recovery "muscles".

  • How getting better at recovery helps you learn new things and take on new challenges.

  • Why your expectations of how things "should go" affect your ability to recover,

  • That being able to recover quickly is a habit you can develop with practice.

  • That your story of what happened may not be what other people experienced and how to use that information,

  • How to communicate your feelings about how a situation went Social anxiety post-lockdowns.

  • Determining if your setbacks are due to patterns you may want to change.

  • Not dragging out your setback longer than necessary.

  • Working up to being able to start recovering in the moment How small deals grow into big deals if you aren't mindful and self-aware.

  • The difference between asking for help and complaining about a situation.

  • The power of embracing the concept of impermanence and how everything changes.

  • Strategies for recovering from setbacks.

  • How you can't think your way out of a problem by spiraling out on it.

  • How recovery and resiliency are related.

  • The hidden benefit of experiencing setbacks.

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