No Matter How You Say It: Resilience
Word Origin
Resilience comes from the Latin root resiliens, from re– “back” + salire “to jump, leap”. Can you see how Resilience is rebounding or jumping back?
from Etymonline.com
Resilience Idioms
Be a fighter
Be adaptable
Be like a fire
Be like a mountain
Be like a phoenix rising from the ashes
Be like a rubber band
Be like a seed
Be like a star
Be like a sunbeam
Be like a wave
Be like a willow tree
Be optimistic
Be persistent
Be resourceful
Be strong-willed
Bend without breaking
Bounce back
Find the silver lining
Have a can-do attitude
Have a never-say-die attitude
Have a positive outlook
Have a tough skin
Have grit
Make the best of a bad situation
Never give up
Pick yourself up by your bootstraps
Rise above the ashes
Roll with the punches
Snapping back
Tough as nails
Turn lemons into lemonade
Weather the storm
In Other Words
Flexibility
Buoyancy
Irrepressibility
Adaptability
Recovering Quickly
