Think of someone whom you think of as resilient, someone who has been successful against the odds. This may be you, a friend, a coworker, a family member, or a character from a book or movie. If the person is someone you know and to whom you have access, ask them to what they owe their success. If it is you or someone you do not have access, speculate about the reasons for the success. How do their life journeys compare with the common risk and protective factors summarized in Exhibit 1.7?

Think of someone whom you think of as resilient, someone who has been successful against the odds. This may be you, a friend, a coworker, a family member, or a character from a book or movie. If the person is someone you know and to whom you have access, ask them to what they owe their success. If it is you or someone you do not have access, speculate about the reasons for the success. How do their life journeys compare with the common risk and protective factors summarized in Exhibit 1.7?

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