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Many of us have experienced some dark moments in our careers: 👉🏿 Suddenly losing our jobs 👉🏿 Being repeatedly hurt or harmed by those we trusted 👉🏿 Having to career pivot, rebuild & feel like we are starting all over again And more. And in each dark moment. ✨We heal. ✨We build resilience. ✨We lean on each other. ✨We gain more self awareness. ✨We become ready. To help those who will experience what we once survived. 🙌🏾 #leadership #inclusion #culture #MitaMallick
Sometimes in life, when one door closes, it can feel like the end of a chapter, leaving us with a sense of uncertainty and disappointment. It's in these moments that we often forget that when one door closes, another door opens. This timeless saying holds a powerful truth that can bring hope and reassurance during challenging times. While it may be difficult to see at first, the closing of one door often paves the way for new opportunities, growth, and personal development. It's a chance to step back, reflect, and redirect our energy towards new paths that may have previously been unseen or unexplored. When we embrace the idea that there is always a door that opens, we invite optimism and resilience into our lives. We learn to trust in the natural ebb and flow of life, understanding that endings are often the catalysts for beautiful beginnings.
I couldn't agree more with this sentiment. Personal trials, as painful as they may be, serve as essential growth catalysts in our lives. We develop grit, determination and resilience through our darkest moments. In fact, it's through these moments we also learn empathy, to stand with others who may face similar struggles, thus making us more complete as human beings. A fundamental aspect of leadership, after all, is the capacity to share experiences and lessons to those we mentor and guide. Thank you for this much-needed reminder, we all rise by lifting others.
Facts here Mita Mallick A year ago cracked me open and put everything in perspective five for me. Thank you for being a part of my journey and sharing your light when i had difficulty seeing it
Darkness don’t come alone - it carries so much light for us to use along the way to more opportunities
Resilience and self-awareness are key to overcoming challenging times. 💪
Well said! Although we all face these dark times, it is in overcoming that we build strength, resilience and move to an even better place!
Overcoming pain is often an exercise of endurance. You just have to be tougher than the problem itself - and outlast it. Because nothing lasts forever. Not even adversity or pain.
Finding the light within is definitely a hidden superpower we don’t always give ourselves credit for!
So spot on. This also reminds me of an Ice Cube quote: “a setback is nothing but a setup for a comeback.” 👊🏼💣💥
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10moEspecially love this: "We become ready. To help those who will experience what we once survived." Reminds me of a sign from a breast cancer retreat that I often reflect on: "Tell the story of the mountain you climbed; your words could become a page in someone else's survival guide." As we find the light within ourselves, we help others do the same...