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Oct 19, 2021 16 min

E26 Resilience Requires Transition (Itch #4)

from City Nestmaking Hosted by Beth Sanders

When busy rescuing others or looking for others to rescue us, we miss the opportunity to renew ourselves, to engage and embrace the transition from one way of thinking, making and doing, to another. A healthy relationship with transition is necessary for resilience. Images created for this episode can be found here. This episode is the fourth in a series about the relationship between community and emergency: E23 Scales of Emergency Response (Itch #1). As the scale of emergency grows, the ability of a community to be proactive, responsive and response-ABLE becomes imperative. E24 Choices to Enable Our Emergency Response-Ability (Itch #2). 6 ideas and 8 suggestions to be response-ABLE at any scale of emergency. E25 Rescue is Not Resilience (Itch #3). Rescue embodies resilience only when the rescuer takes action the rescued can't do for themselves (and wants). E26 Resilience Requires Transition (Itch #4). When busy rescuing others or looking for others to rescue us, we miss the opportunity to renew ourselves.

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