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<h1><strong>One</strong></h1><h2><span style="color: rgb(236, 19, 139);"><strong>Flexibility Lets You Hear the Knock on The Door</strong></span></h2><p>When you're flexible, you can take advantage of new opportunities as they come up.&nbsp;</p><p>Your schedule or your current commitments do not limit you, so you can seize chances as they come.&nbsp;</p><p>This can lead to new experiences and growth that you might have missed otherwise.</p><p><strong>1. How could you make your current commitments more flexible so that you can jump on new opportunities as they come up?</strong></p>


Flexibility is an important trait of a resilient person. It can help you stay calm in stressful situations and keep your happiness levels up. Flexibility is a critical component of resilience. 
It is difficult to be resilient when you are too rigid. This can lead to burnout and even depression, which can be fatal for your career or business.

Six Ways Flexibility Increases Your Resilience