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YOUR INVISIBLE ADVANTAGE

Resilience

Respond to failure, setbacks, injury, and adversity.

A difficult performance is information, not a verdict. Make space for the disappointment, then choose your next response.

PUT IT INTO PRACTICE

A PLACE TO START.

  1. Separate the facts of the performance from your judgment of yourself.
  2. Name one lesson and one thing that went well.
  3. Choose a realistic next step; follow your care team’s guidance during injury.

This reflection is performance education, not medical advice or mental-health treatment.

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