As a youth what type challenges you might be face during your struggles?
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I don't know about others, but one thing that helped me built resilience while growing up was my passion to grow. Back then i saw how my mother most especially suffered and struggled to ensure that i am where i am now. This is what kept me pushing forward, even when i felt like giving up i used thisRead more
I don’t know about others, but one thing that helped me built resilience while growing up was my passion to grow. Back then i saw how my mother most especially suffered and struggled to ensure that i am where i am now. This is what kept me pushing forward, even when i felt like giving up i used this as a form of motivation to push forward. This also help me build courage to go on as well.
See lessOne way to build resilience as a youth is to practice problem-solving by tackling small challenges daily. Start with manageable tasks, like organizing your study schedule or resolving a minor conflict, to build confidence, as discussed with skill building. Reflect on outcomes through journaling to lRead more
One way to build resilience as a youth is to practice problem-solving by tackling small challenges daily. Start with manageable tasks, like organizing your study schedule or resolving a minor conflict, to build confidence, as discussed with skill building. Reflect on outcomes through journaling to learn from setbacks, similar to processing betrayal. Seek support from a mentor or network, as mentioned, to gain perspective and encouragement. Embrace adaptability, adjusting plans when needed, like businesses navigating change. Practice self care, such as gratitude or mindfulness, to maintain mental strength, as noted for staying positive.
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