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Resilience: Why Things Bounce Back Andrew Zolli, Ann Marie Healy
Publisher: Free Press

He is the co-author, with Ann Marie Healy of Resilience: Why Things Bounce Back. Enough is Enough – Saying No is Bouncing Back. But in spite of the adversities I've faced (and that was just the short version), one thing has helped me to keep going: resilience. Enough is enough when you are asked to do many things, or expect many things of yourself. A few months ago I had the opportunity to interview Daymond John, award-winning businessman and one of the stars of ABC's Shark Tank, and his advice for overcoming challenges was simple—bounce back. ANDREW ZOLLI: It's great to be here. The Virginia Tech and Blacksburg communities mourned, but the community's resilience allowed it to bounce back. Why is it that some people can bounce back from a tough event, while others never quite seem to get their mojo back? While it's true that resilience comes more easily to some of us than others, the good news is that anybody can learn to be more emotionally hardy. Resilience -- the capacity to when you have the power to change things for the better (by making a case for that promotion, say, or finding a new job). To paraphrase Langston Hughes, my life ain't been no crystal stair. Posted on May 29, 2013 by Edith Johnston | 1 Comment. Andrew, thanks so much for talking with us today.