Resilience

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Resilience

• Oral Presentation by Mr. Doron

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Introduction

• Introduce myself (Mr. Doron)
• Reason why I choose this key-word

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Definition

• Resilience the ability to recover from (or to
  resist being affected by) some shock, insult, or
  disturbance
• In psychology refers to an ability to cope with
  adversity
• Is is the positive capacity of people to cope
  with stress and catastrophe. It is also used to
  indicate a characteristic of resistance to future
  negative events

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Create / Recreate / Maintain

• Good attitude believe in yourself
• Be absorbed in what you do
• Understand that you control what happens to you
• Be optimistic (bad things happen a short period
  of time, is not all your fault and is limited to
  thing only)
• It depends on how you interpret it!

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Examples

• Helen Keller(blind and deaf from birth,
  demonstrated remarkable resilience in learning
  how to communicate and live with passion)
• Nelson Mandela(jailed for decades in South
  Africa during, then later leader of the country)
• Anne Frank(Jewish girl who kept famous diary and
  notes while hiding from Nazis)

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Examples

• Mr. Doron ?
• Many rejection letters click here to see them
• Bad things often end up good with some
  resilience click here.

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Video

• 1) Click here get it?
• 2) Click here If you fall get right back up!
• References
• Good article, click here
• Good book, click here (learned optimism)
• Thank you ?