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The times that we are facing right now 

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are full of uncertainty at all ranks . 

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One of my main motivators for why I'm a 

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resilience trainer is because I myself 

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have been through some extremely 

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challenging times , especially as a 

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young airman . If it wasn't for the 

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various skill sets that we like to 

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cover in resilience , who knows where I 

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would be or how well I would be doing 

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how capable I would be of supporting 

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our mission . Resilience is incredibly 

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important for those who are 

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transitioning from other branches . We 

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have to incorporate everybody now and 

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mesh together as a culture and we have 

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guardians who are coming straight from 

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the civilian sector who really don't 

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know what to expect , but they're 

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ambitious and they're ready . The 

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importance of that resilience no matter 

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what rank you're at or how long you've 

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been in is just the difference between 

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how successful we are as a mission 

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and also how fulfilled we are within 

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our lives .