• Challenge your growth edges.
• Avoid the “strong friend” burnout trap.
• Deepen supportive connections.
• Reflect on strategies that work best.
60–79: Strong Resilience
You handle life’s tough moments well and have solid coping strategies, but may feel
stretched when stress is prolonged.
• Identify which situations drain you most.
• Strengthen your emotional coping tools.
• Lean into relationships that energize you.
• Improve your self-talk during stress.
• Develop a personal recovery routine.
• Practice flexible thinking.
40–59: Moderate Resilience
You handle many challenges well but may struggle when several things pile up or
emotions feel overwhelming.
• Strengthen emotional regulation skills.
• Build grounding routines.
• Reframe setbacks through curiosity.
• Grow supportive connections.
• Prioritize self-compassion.
• Reduce emotional clutter through journaling.
20–39: Developing Resilience
This is not a lack of strength—it's a stage of rebuilding and growth.
• Start with tiny, manageable habits.
• Connect with one safe, supportive person.
• Build emotional safety in your environment.
• Ground yourself daily with simple techniques.
• Practice fierce self-kindness.
• Break big challenges into micro-steps.
• Celebrate every small win.