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Quotes About Resilience

The law of the jungle which I learned at a young age, and have been trying to escape ever since, is that we what we must to survive.
~ Jim Fergus
I, personally, have resolved never to display weakness, to be always strong and firm and forthright, to show neither fear nor uncertainty-- no matter how fearful and uncertain I may be inside; I see no other way to survive this ordeal.
~ Jim Fergus
and firm and forthright, to show neither fear nor uncertainty—no matter how fearful and uncertain I may be inside; I see no other way to survive this ordeal.
~ Jim Fergus
Transitions themselves are not the issue, but how well you respond to their challenges!
~ Jim George
Spiritual joy is what you experience when you choose to give thanks to God no matter what happens—even when things go wrong.
~ Jim George
I don't know why he isn't dead, maybe he's lucky. Certainly his physical self is dead. Before the streets, drugs, IV use, and hustling -medically - his body is not right. [...] So there is some will to live in him, to pass on his knowledge and good nature. It's a mystery. Dave is an inspiration to people. He is society's throw-away.
~ Jim Goldberg
Their dog, the dog that no one wanted, the pit bull that a 'no kill' shelter had wanted to kill, had outrun, out-jumped, out-hustled, and out-hearted all the herding dogs and retrievers and shepherds. In not just one event, but in a grueling series of games and contests that tested every aspect of a dog's abilities. Wallace was a world champion.
~ Jim Gorant
If you're screwing up and people aren't saying anything, that means they have given up.
~ Jim Graham
I like grit, I like love and death, I'm tired of irony.
~ Jim Harrison
Strangely, when I totally emerged from this slump I couldn't comprehend how I had almost drowned it it.
~ Jim Harrison
Through dangers untold and hardships unnumbered I have fought my way here to the castle beyond the Goblin City to take back the child you have stolen, for my will is as strong as yours and my kingdom as great. You have no power over me!
~ Jim Henson
A traditional project manager focuses on following the plan with minimal changes, whereas an agile leader focuses on adapting successfully to inevitable changes.
~ Jim Highsmith
Agility is the ability to balance flexibility and stability
~ Jim Highsmith
Adaptation can be considered a mindful response to change.
~ Jim Highsmith
Embrace personal culture shifts. Look at every experience as something that happens for you, not to you.
~ Jim Knight
If you hate change, then you're really going to hate extinction.
~ Jim Knight
What has prepared Heather for her life in the Burrow? Sleep, being hit over the head once in sixth grade and losing consciousness for a minute, waking up to find out someone had pushed her off the swings. A life made of air
~ Jim Krusoe
Because energy capacity diminishes both with overuse and with underuse, we must balance energy expenditure with intermittent energy renewal.
~ Jim Loehr
The primary markers of physical capacity are strength, endurance, flexibility and resilience.
~ Jim Loehr
Emotional flexibility reflects the capacity to move freely and appropriately along a wide spectrum of emotions rather than responding rigidly or defensively. Emotional resilience is the ability to bounce back from experiences of disappointment, frustration and even loss.
~ Jim Loehr
PRINCIPLE 2: Because energy capacity diminishes both with overuse and with underuse, we must balance energy expenditure with intermittent energy renewal.
~ Jim Loehr
Stress is not the enemy in our lives. Paradoxically, it is the key to growth. In order to build strength in a muscle we must systematically stress it, expending energy beyond normal levels.
~ Jim Loehr
Stress is not the enemy in our lives. Paradoxically, it is the key to growth. In order to build strength in a muscle we must systematically stress it, expending energy beyond normal levels. Doing so literally causes microscopic tears in the muscle fibers. At the end of a training session, functional capacity is diminished. But give the muscle twenty-four to forty-eight hours to recover and it grows stronger and better able to handle the next stimulus.
~ Jim Loehr
The most important organizational resource is energy.
~ Jim Loehr