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Taking the chance to develop new and innovative products and services, building enthusiasm by celebrating small victories, says Welch. SUlkowicz, a psychologist adivising CEO's agrees, and suggests building resilience by increasing self-awareness and using the situation to learn and look for new opportunities.
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The short term thinking, risk aversion, and how the economic crisis makes things worse by exaggerating these two attitudes. The lack of resilience that is inherent in these atitudes as it does not increase selfawareness and the confidence from overcoming difficulties and challenges.
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