What’s a moment in your life that changed how you see the world?

Episode Summary
In this episode of Unlearning the World: Through the Looking Glass, Beki, Shannon, and Richard explore the complexities of resilience. From Beki’s story of escaping a toxic relationship to Shannon’s drive to prove doubters wrong, and Richard’s reflections on the innate resilience needed in marginalized communities, the hosts share how resilience has shaped their lives. Together, they discuss how resilience can be a tool for growth, a response to hardship, and even a way to challenge societal expectations.

Key Points Covered This Episode

• How resilience is often born out of hardship and personal challenges.
• The role of resilience in overcoming societal and workplace biases.
• The difference between healthy resilience and toxic persistence.
• Why resilience often requires redefining failure as a stepping stone.
• How systemic challenges impact the ability to develop and use resilience.
• The importance of balancing resilience with self-care and stability.
• Resilience as a skill that can be nurtured, not just an innate trait.
• The unique ways resilience manifests in different people and contexts.

Takeaways

• Resilience is not just about pushing through; it’s about learning, adapting, and growing.
• Failure is not the end—it’s an opportunity to learn and try again.
• Recognizing your own limits and prioritizing self-care are key to sustainable resilience.

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