Re-energising Your Resilience
Re-energising Your Resilience
20 May 2014
One of the greatest benefits of attending this session was being able to share knowledge and experiences with 28 other women. We all came up with 26 top tips for re-energising resilience which we have compiled here:
Top Tips for Building Resilience by Aspire Circles Dorset Group 20 May 2014
- Find support from others e.g. mentor or sponsors
- Slow down and think – use clarity and focus
- Chunk things down – set small achievable goals and move in ‘baby steps’
- Just do it
- Put and keep things in perspective
- Self-belief
- Get clear on your priorities, direction and goals
- Care less about what others think
- Be honest with yourself about what you want
- Wine and sharing with others who are being supportive
- Change your environment
- Find a positive in everything
- Make a mistake everyday – you learn more
- Save your energy for what matters
- Look after yourself: time to exercise and healthy eating
- Sufficient rest/sleep/quiet time/stillness i.e. rejuvenating activities
- Identify and tackle the root of the challenge
- Know what is motivating you – identify your emotional attachment
- Lists to organise your work/life
- List all negative issues in your life – then burn it and let it go. You can’t change anything that has already happened
- Being more positive – focus on what you want and not what you don’t want. Looking at the positive in everything
- Be purposeful- be in the present
- Visualise a positive outcome
- Step out and ask who you can brainstorm ideas with and get a different perspective
- Know what methods work for you
- Use circles of control/influence to get some perspective and identify actions.
From the event:
My whole career has been focused on supporting people to be the best they can be benefiting not only themselves, but also the organisations they work for, or with, and their families and friends
During my thirty years in learning and development, leadership and coaching I have worked in and with private, public, higher education and not-for-profit sectors. I feel very grateful and lucky to work with some amazing and inspirational people and organisations. I established my own leadership development and executive coaching business, SUCCESSMITH, in 2012. I continue to enjoy working with a variety of organisations and individuals to support and co-create transformational change.
My passion is supporting people to understand what success means to them and go for what they really want out of life. I specialise in coaching and facilitating the development of leaders in organisations, departments, and teams. I also work on a one-to-one basis with private individuals.
I particularly enjoy supporting all genders, and particularly women, to define and achieve their ‘life purpose’ by overcoming tangible or imagined obstacles.
I feel very privileged that through SUCCESSMITH and through my work with the Aspiring Women Groups, I am able to support others by ‘being the spark that lights the flame for transformational change’, and this is what makes me smile and gives me a reason to get out of bed in the mornings!
Date: Tuesday 20 May 2014, 6-8pm
Venue: ??
Event Cost: £16 (includes drinks and light refreshments)