Resilience@Work: How to Coach Yourself into a Thriving Future

by Simon T. Bailey

In this fast-paced world, the ability to cultivate resilience has become paramount.

Be inspired by this business parable that sheds light on this essential skill. You will meet four Hurry, Worry, Ready, and Steady—navigating the challenges of an ever-evolving future.

Hurry and Worry are introduced to a self-test, a catalyst for personal growth. Meanwhile, Ready and Steady, experienced in navigating every economic climate, share self-coaching wisdom on thriving in any situation.

It’s time for you to take charge of your destiny.

Resilient individuals wake up every day with a burning desire to make a difference and proactively seek opportunities to excel. Resilience is a superpower that reduces stress, boosts psychological capital, and paves the way for greater productivity.

Conquer any challenge.

Coach yourself into a thriving future.

Contribute your brilliance by leading the way to a better tomorrow.

128 pages, Hardcover

Published February 6, 2024

Reviews

[Saby Samar · Rating 5 out of 5]

Resilience is just not a beautiful word but also an empowering belief that could make you stand over and again in any adverse situation. Well, so far I have stumbled upon many definitions of the word
“resilience” and if I believe the author Simon T. Bailey, it is an ever changing word that implies on people who bounce back and adapt according to their situations. However, the author assists that resilience helps one in self-coaching for future that could be their growth story, professional stance, or personal life.

I sighed in appreciation for the author as he made the book so presentable and readable with colorful insights. The book is short and fast-paced, with important lessons delivering through its four characters: Hurry, Worry, Steady, and Ready. They meet during a surfing camp in California. I felt that in all characters the author has shared some or other part of his life. As Hurry is unstable but it is young as well, so does Worry, always pessimist…but Steady and Ready are experienced…ossified with beliefs and experiences they got over life.

Over the pages as it chugs ahead, the book teaches us to leverage the power of resilience, not just a common resilience but brilliant resilience. There are many issues of tenacity and behaviour that can be corrected by some good and easy processes forwarded by the author in the book such as wisdom of Zig Ziglar...help others and they will help you back...

Next is the “Friend-to-Friend” process to tap inherent wisdom. The book builds a strong and positive ambience by emphasizing on discovering one’s inner unused wisdom and potential to excel in all spheres of life.

Also I would like to admit that most of us will relate to Hurry and Worry but try of becoming like Steady and Ready in our life. Simon shows us the way towards brilliant resilience.
Brilliant Resilience advantages are many, some of them that I personally liked and would love to utilize in my life from this book are:

It is a reframing change as your friend, not your foe, and seeing change as a brilliant opportunity.
It understands that every shift, setback, or success produces a belief that, yes, you can overcome it, and, yes, you will come out stronger and better for it.

This is a powerful book on empowering your beliefs by unlocking the potential of our inherent wisdom of being resilient. The book not can only guide you but also transform you. So easy to read and make notes, I highly recommend this book to all of us.

[Mary Blake · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book is a glorified brochure. There’s nothing wrong with the message, but there’s not much to it. I’m not a fast reader and read the entire thing in an hour while exercising. It’s light on content and spread out with a lot of graphic fluff.