A short YouTube spoken reflection (creator: Jesse Ewell) centered on the word “resilience.” The speaker frames resilience as a defining personal and entrepreneurial quality—likening it to walking through a storm (rain, snow, wind) while continuing forward and continually seeking solutions to problems. The remark positions resilience as essential for business owners facing setbacks.
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Say, you know, resilience. And it's funny because I'm pretty sure that is a word I've. I've had before. You know, at the beginning of the year, oftentimes we'll go down to the beach and write, you know, whatever our word for the year is. And although it wasn't my word this year, it is. It's a word I've had in the past and used in the past. But I really think of it as, you know, from an entrepreneur perspective is like resilience is probably one of the number one things that would describe, you know, someone who's a business owner or some, like, some of the values you have to have as a business owner, because things aren't always going to go your way, but you have to continue to move forward. And, you know, resilience is that it's like I see somebody kind of walking through a storm, and there may be rain, there may be snow, there may be wind, there's all these things, but you're continuing to move forward regardless of what is presented in front of you. And so you're constantly seeking out ways to solve a problem.