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Having friendships and a sense of belonging is considered a core psychological need and has a big impact on our physical and mental health.  In fact, it has been proven that social connection is one of the best predictors of longevity, which is why I've dedicated an entire module in the Resilience Reset Deep Dive to the importance of social connection to build resilience.  1. Social Connection Fuels Resilience  Research shows that strong relationships are the foundation of resilience. They offer support, reduce stress, and help us bounce back faster from challenges. Building meaningful connections is like creating a safety net that helps us thrive, even in difficult times.  2. The Power of Small Gestures  Resilience doesn’t always come from deep conversations—it can be nurtured through simple acts of kindness, reaching out, or just spending time with others. Small efforts can strengthen bonds and remind us we’re not alone, helping to build a sense of belonging. Pause right now and send a text to someone you've been meaning to reach out to just to say hello and tell them how much you appreciate them.  3. Relationships Build Emotional Strength  When we connect with others, we gain new perspectives, emotional support, and accountability, which are critical in navigating life’s ups and downs. Investing in relationships is an investment in our emotional health and resilience.  4. How to Cultivate Your Circle  In the Social Connection module, we’ll explore ways to identify and nurture your personal support network. From practical tips on building new connections to strengthening existing ones, you’ll learn how to create a resilient support system for yourself and others.  Here's what my girls Wendy and Daisy have taught me about the importance of connection.  Want to learn more? https://www.annegradygroup.com/deepdive/
The Greatest Predictor of Longevity

Having friendships and a sense of belonging is considered a core psychological need and has a big impact on our physical and mental health.

In fact, it has been proven that social connection is one of the best predictors of longevity, which is why I've dedicated an entire module in the Resilience Reset Deep Dive to the importance of social connection to build resilience.

1. Social Connection Fuels Resilience

Research shows that strong relationships are the foundation of resilience. They offer support, reduce stress, and help us bounce back faster from challenges. Building meaningful connections is like creating a safety net that helps us thrive, even in difficult times.

2. The Power of Small Gestures

Resilience doesn’t always come from deep conversations—it can be nurtured through simple acts of kindness, reaching out, or just spending time with others. Small efforts can strengthen bonds and remind us we’re not alone, helping to build a sense of belonging. Pause right now and send a text to someone you've been meaning to reach out to just to say hello and tell them how much you appreciate them.

3. Relationships Build Emotional Strength

When we connect with others, we gain new perspectives, emotional support, and accountability, which are critical in navigating life’s ups and downs. Investing in relationships is an investment in our emotional health and resilience.

4. How to Cultivate Your Circle

In the Social Connection module, we’ll explore ways to identify and nurture your personal support network. From practical tips on building new connections to strengthening existing ones, you’ll learn how to create a resilient support system for yourself and others.

Here's what my girls Wendy and Daisy have taught me about the importance of connection.

Want to learn more? https://www.annegradygroup.com/deepdive/

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The Greatest Predictor of Longevity

November 14, 2024 2:40 pm

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Anyone else? 🙋‍♀️

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I try, but it’s not easy! 😜

2 days ago

Do you remember the excitement of holiday gifts as a kid? ❤🎁

I sure do. Eight nights of Hanukkah sounded amazing—until it turned into one night of cool stuff and seven nights of… socks. Then there was my first Christmas at nine years old, and let me tell you, it changed my life. Twinkle lights? Cookies? PRESENTS?! Sign me up.

But let’s be real. There are only so many candles, socks, and gift cards people can pretend to be excited about. It’s time to upgrade your gift game. Enter the Resilience Reset Deep Dive—the gift that doesn’t need batteries, won’t go out of style, and will never, ever shrink in the dryer.

This isn’t just a course—it’s a toolkit for a better, less stressed, more joy-filled life. Whether for you, a loved one, or your work team, the Resilience Reset Deep Dive helps you 🎥
www.annegradygroup.com/deepdive/
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3 days ago

In the spirit of giving the gift of resilience, commit to a new habit that supports your mental health. Small changes—like saying ‘no’ when necessary, practicing gratitude, or setting clear boundaries—create powerful momentum for growth. Let this season be a time for choosing new doors to walk through. #GiftOfResilience

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In the spirit of giving the gift of resilience, commit to a new habit that supports your mental health. Small changes—like saying ‘no’ when necessary, practicing gratitude, or setting clear boundaries—create powerful momentum for growth. Let this season be a time for choosing new doors to walk through. #GiftOfResilience  📷: Repost Thrive Global
4 days ago

The other day, I was catching up with a friend. After the usual updates on kids, pets, jobs, and husbands, we asked the real question: How are you, really?

Almost simultaneously, we both blurted out, “Meh,” and then laughed hysterically. It’s not unhappy, but it’s not excited either. It’s not indifferent, but it isn’t inspired. It’s that space between “I know I should be grateful for all the good things in my life” and a general sense of blah.

Sometimes, "meh" is just there, and you have to go through it to get through it.

A few helpful tips:
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The other day, I was catching up with a friend. After the usual updates on kids, pets, jobs, and husbands, we asked the real question: How are you, really?  Almost simultaneously, we both blurted out, “Meh,” and then laughed hysterically. It’s not unhappy, but it’s not excited either. It’s not indifferent, but it isn’t inspired. It’s that space between “I know I should be grateful for all the good things in my life” and a general sense of blah.  Sometimes, meh is just there, and you have to go through it to get through it.  A few helpful tips:

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I needed this.....I am having trouble even saying my mantra " I am F*cking Perfect" .

Thank you for sharing!

5 days ago

Building resilience isn’t about ignoring negative emotions or pushing through at all costs. It’s about accepting all emotions, even the uncomfortable ones. If you’re sad, be sad. Sit in it. Experience it. Allow it. Then, decide how you want to move forward. #MindfulMonday ... See MoreSee Less

Building resilience isn’t about ignoring negative emotions or pushing through at all costs. It’s about accepting all emotions, even the uncomfortable ones. If you’re sad, be sad. Sit in it. Experience it. Allow it. Then, decide how you want to move forward. #MindfulMonday
1 week ago

Christmas list pro tip! 😂 Did you see the Resilience Gift Guide I posted earlier this week? Check it out!
www.annegradygroup.com/resilience-gift-guide-2024/
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Christmas list pro tip! 😂 Did you see the Resilience Gift Guide I posted earlier this week? Check it out!
https://www.annegradygroup.com/resilience-gift-guide-2024/
1 week ago

The holidays can test our ability to cope with stress and maintain balance, making it the perfect time to practice. Breathe. It's all going to work out. 🌬️ ... See MoreSee Less

The holidays can test our ability to cope with stress and maintain balance, making it the perfect time to practice. Breathe. Its all going to work out. 🌬️
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