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Grab a pen and paper and sit down in a place where you feel comfortable. Answer the following four questions as openly and thoroughly as possible. Don't overthink – just write!
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Small Questions, Big Impact: What's Behind It
As simple as this exercise may seem, the insights and opportunities it opens up are as complex and valuable.
With the help of these four questions, you can reflect on your strengths, give yourself positive feedback, and clarify the value you have for other people. Our human brain often focuses on perceived deficiencies. You can gradually foster your resilience by consciously shifting your focus from deficits to your resources - all your strengthening power sources.
What else you gain from the exercise for your resilience
Self-reflection and self-care
Joy Check: The first question helps you find out how your joy for life is doing right now. What can you do to increase it?
Competence Check: In your answer to question 2, you will find the tools and qualities that help you solve problems and develop further.
Change of Perspective: Seeing yourself through the eyes of others can help you gain better access to your strengths.
Social Support: Question 4 shows you in which areas you provide valuable tips and emotional support to others.
Your Mini-Ritual for More Inner Connection
Atmosphere: Make sure you feel comfortable and undisturbed.
Duration: At least 10 minutes. The longer you write, the more information you get.
Paper and pen: Handwriting connects brain areas much more effectively than using a device.
Make Your Strengths Tangible – In Everyday Life and Beyond
Be creative and find ways to regularly remember your inner strength. Write your most important insights on sticky notes and distribute them in your home, put a small note with your strengths in your wallet, or create a personal screensaver with your sources of power. The more often you see your strengths, the more present they will become in your everyday life.
Conclusion: Your Strengths Are Your Superpower – Use Them!
This exercise helps you connect with your superpowers - or, in other words, with your resources. Resources are important protective factors for your resilience. Your answers to the four questions contain clues that can help you strengthen your resilience. Make sure you nurture these protective factors and take them seriously. They form your buffer zone against everything that weakens your resilience.
Have fun trying it out!
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Questions & Answers
Why does thinking about my strengths strengthen my resilience?
Those who are aware of their strengths face challenges with more self-confidence and inner stability. Your focus shifts from deficiency to your resources – this makes you emotionally more resilient.
What is special about the four reflection questions?
They are simple, yet profound. The questions help you to see yourself more lovingly, discover hidden sources of strength, and strengthen your self-image – all central building blocks for your resilience.
How often should I do this exercise?
As often as you like – especially when you feel insecure or are looking for new clarity. The more regularly you connect with your strengths, the more present your inner strength will become in your everyday life.
Laura Bierling – Coach, Mediator, Resilience Trainer
As a coach, I support people in gaining clarity about their desires and developing inner strength. I know how challenging it can be to balance personal needs with work, family, and expectations. With Daylista, I want to encourage women to consciously shape their forties and fifties – with self-confidence, ease, and the courage to change.
