During Google search of this article, I found this page where the American Psychological Association offers some activities aimed at increasing resilience beyond the definition of resilience. Another consideration that came to my mind was that, as project managers, we may be accepting life as it is because of the changing workload. Voices on Project Management offers ideas, advice, recommendations and personal stories from project managers from different regions and industries. One of the stories that made a special impression on me and was masterfully told in the book “From Trouble” is the story of Ernest Shackleton, the captain of the ship for about 110 years. Whether it is a skill passed down from generation to generation or a career advancement, there is no doubt that adaptation to the changing situations of our time is an important and indispensable skill. In my case, it took less effort, but the enthusiasm generated by our Remote Team Management program made me realize that while technology exists, many people’s ability to adapt to this new way of working is still behind me. For example, life forced me to teach in parking lots, and a few years ago I was about to teach a lesson on a presidential plane to a group of Mexican officials. When I was ready to write this blog, I looked for a personal story to illustrate my resistance. Another book I recommend is “Micro Resistance Bonnie St John: Small shifts for big impulses in focus, driving and energy. I can also recommend two mandatory books to help you better understand how resistance can distinguish success from failure. There is no doubt that adapting to the changing situation in today’s world is an important and indispensable skill. I believe that this skill, along with creativity, is what we all have as project managers. Whether you are a project manager or a consultant, you are probably already a resilient person. There are other considerations that come to mind due to the technological changes that people of my generation have experienced. Women, poets and especially artists, like cats, can only be aware of their sensitive nervous system.