How resilient leaders think
Can you encounter adverse circumstances and emerge stronger from them?
IN THE words of Shakespeare, "For there is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so." Resilience as a career concept is having a kind of heyday, with good reason. Flung into new ways of working, both at home and in newly dangerous roles, people all over the world were forced into adapting to the pandemic and economic crisis while doing their jobs.
Confronted with the continued flow of bad news, some kept a bit …
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