“It’s not whether you get knocked down. It’s whether you get up.” – Vince Lombardi

Stalwarts like Thomas Edison, Oprah Winfrey and J.K. Rowling persevered through repeated failures and doubts on their paths to success. Like them, administrator Hari Chandana exemplifies the resilience required to turn dreams into reality. #ResilienceRules

Hari Chandana did not succeed in executing many of her innovative initiatives in her first attempt. However, this initial failure fueled her determination to work rigorously till she reached her goal. #TryAgain #HariChandana

Hari Chandana shows that resilience is not innate but can be cultivated by viewing failures as feedback to improve rather than the end of the road. She rebounded by objectively analyzing gaps and upgrading her strategy, keeping her eyes on the prize. #EyesOnThePrize

We too can create a resilience mindset by changing our inner dialogue. View failures as lessons, not limitations. Let setbacks strengthen, not weaken, your resolve. Transform self-doubt into self-reflection. #FlipTheScript

Develop a growth mindset that believes abilities can be developed with effort. Counter notions of innate talent with the power of perseverance. Absorb constructive criticism without letting it erode self-worth. #GrowthMindset #EffortOverInnateTalent

Surround yourself with those who reassure during moments of despair and re-instill faith. Their belief in your potential provides a mirror when your own conviction wavers. #FindYourCheerleaders

Like Hari Chandana, remember that the path to success is non-linear. Stay focused on progress made, however small. Derive strength from purpose, tap into what matters beyond yourself. Resilience grows from passion and service to others. #PassionFuelsPerseverance #GreaterThanSelf

As her journey reveals, dream chasers need grit to persist through the dip. Develop a resilience mindset to turn stumbling blocks into stepping stones. Her perseverance in the face of challenges is a lesson for aspiring changemakers. #SheInspiresUs #ResilienceMatters