7 Skills to Develop Resilience in Setbacks, Crisis and Chaos

With over 35 years of experience in business ownership and six decades of life, Greg Barron offers seven simple skills to build resiliency into the fabric of life in spite of momentary setbacks, failures, crisis and chaos. Through relatable stories, research and first-hand encounters, Greg's 7 skills will empower the Reader to not only cope with but gain strength in times of the greatest need.

A timely book for fragile times, these 7 skills will prove that resiliency can be learned and then applied. Stories of bouncing back from the whirlpool of tragedy, developing a deep sense of gratitude regardless of the situation and using available resources to finding solutions in unstable environments gives the reader a sense of hope and encouragement, even while staring into the brutal facts of their present reality.

The reader will discover how to systematically untangle their emotions and identify toxic nostalgia and emotional debt that holds them hostage. When these 7 skills are applied, a newfound freedom will emerge for greater rewards and purpose.

Greg Barron delivers practical solutions based upon 35 years of business ownership filled with victories, setbacks, personal tragedies and crisis while leading and developing companies in multiple industries which affords the reader a "Top Down" view of strategies in resilience to produce more successful outcomes.

Greg has developed, acquired and merged companies in Civil Engineering, Commercial Construction, Real Estate Development, Facility Management and Software Development in 16 states and has produced over $700,000,000 in transactional revenue.

Greg has earned a BA in Management from Dallas Baptist University and a BBA in Finance and Real Estate from the University of Texas at Arlington where he received the Distinguished Alumni of the Year Award in 2010. He is also a graduate of Harvard Business School and an Alumni of London Business School in Corporate Finance. Greg has served on the Board of Directors of publicly traded First Financial Bank and as the President of the Advisory Board for the College of Business at The University of Texas at Arlington as well as serving on numerous Advisory Boards for real estate and construction companies and national non-profits.