#012 -- In this episode - Post-Pandemic Resilience, Part 2- we'll be diving deeper in the theme of stability, beginning with the story of someone who had quite his share of troubles, but found a way through it! We'll then explore how to respond well to adversity so that we withstand it, recover from it, and move forward in life from it. Finally, I'll be sharing 4 practical ways on how to build resilience in your neighbours and among those in your sphere of influence.
NOTE: This is the final episode of the Lean-in Podcast. I hope you have enjoyed listening and have felt encourage to go deeper with your love for God and neighbour.
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