Building resilience and bouncing back after failure

Building resilience and bouncing back after failure

  • 0h 20 min
  • Viewed 0 times

Training Theme 

This training addresses resilience as a skill that can be developed rather than an innate character trait. Through inspiring examples like Thomas Edison's and practical tools like Joël Berger's 7-step method to de-dramatize failure, participants learn how to turn their failures into learning opportunities. The training emphasizes the importance of making peace with one's past, capitalizing on one's experiences and developing a positive attitude in the face of challenges. It also offers concrete strategies to cultivate resilience on a daily basis and bounce back effectively after failures.

Training Objectives 

In this course, you will learn how to:

  • Draw inspiration from resilient individuals who changed the world.
  • Develop your resilience, the ability to overcome challenges and failures.
  • Change your view of the past to turn it into an asset.
  • Stop worrying about failure with a 7-step method.
  • Make peace with your past and dare to take risks again.
  • Capitalize on failure to better succeed in the future.
  • Know how to turn the page and demonstrate resilience.

Target Audience 

Anyone wishing to promote resilience, agility, and accountability.

Means and Methods 

  • E-learning Modules: Storytelling, expert video, interactive quizzes, TRUE/FALSE, exercises, case studies.
  • Additional resources: Downloadable PDF sheets, TED or YouTube bonus videos.

Training Content 

This module contains 4 parts:

DISCOVER

  • Identify your personal challenges and motivations for change.

SHAKING UP

  • Storytelling: Video ""Knowing how to turn the page"", 0'52
    • A lesson on stress and anxiety management, and the importance of focusing on what you can really influence
  • Cal Crow Principles Quiz, Resilience Expert

LEARN

  • Expert video: ""Bouncing back after failure"", 9'57
    • How to turn our failures into opportunities for learning and growth rather than sources of censorship of our dreams
  • b) True/False quiz and exercise on learning
  • c) False beliefs about resilience

ANCHOR

  • Edison and Failure: A Lesson in Perseverance and Resilience
  • Celebrating Chess: The Example of Intuit and its ""Celebration of Defeat""
  • Use concrete examples to define your own commitment to change

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

  • Downloadable documents:
    • Coaching memo sheet (PDF)
  • Bonus: TED or Youtube video(s)"

Reminder

Show