Undeterred, Strong Personalities
There are those among us who , in spite of all the setbacks and sufferings they have experienced, are able to remain strong, keep their heads afloat, and fight against; they are said to have an indomitable nature. It’s as if they’re immune to the unfortunate coincidences they throw at life.
What kind of attitude do you usually face in life?
Are you like a horse escaping from a pit with the help of soil? Or do you let the situation discourage you? If your answer to the first question was in the affirmative, it is because you have a strong and unyielding character.
The difference between strong individuals and others is that they are able to accept the things they throw at life in a different way; they seek strength where others see only weakness and always persevere forward.
According to a psychologist at the University of Chicago, “strong” people (not in the physical but in the mental sense) have several things in common: they are committed, self-directed, and always geared toward their desired goal. Not only do they enjoy life, but they are also extremely successful in pursuing the goals set by their destiny.
In addition, strong personalities are able to overcome adversity, such as the death of a loved one, divorce, unemployment, or penniless.
As noted earlier, the strong or unyielding nature is due in part to the ability to commit to things. Such a person has a strong will and ability to move forward and he believes that something can be learned from every adversity for the future that every cloud has a golden edge.
This commitment can be put into practice in many different ways and is not only reflected in difficult times but is evident in all areas of life. It makes it easier to find solutions and be practical in making decisions when others need more time, and even to help others with their problems.
Second, the “indomitable” person has an iron-strong grip on their own life. In other words, he is able to motivate himself through his own abilities and possibilities.
The third essential characteristic of strong people is the welcome of challenges and the fact that they are not afraid of detachment or uncertainty. They understand that taking a risk is the only way to shape an unpleasant reality and understand that mistakes are essential to learning.
Do you think you have a strong and indomitable character? In what daily situations does this show up? And if you don’t feel particularly strong, remember: s e only requires growing and evolving a little differently. Remember, each of us can evolve – you just have to commit to change!
