“Resilience means to me that hardship doesn’t get the last word.” - Justus D. Logan Justus D. Logan thought his first real estate venture was setting his family up for success. Then his son arrived early, medical needs diverted their finances and an overleveraged investment began to unravel. At just 22, Logan lost more than $3 million and faced a test of his confidence, his marriage and his ability to move forward.
Justus D. Logan thought his first real estate venture was setting his family up for success. Then his son arrived early, medical needs diverted their finances and an overleveraged investment began to unravel. At just 22, Logan lost more than $3 million and faced a test of his confidence, his marriage and his ability to move forward.
Logan joins The Resiliency Project to share how that loss taught him that hope alone was not enough. Drawing on his background in emergency services, he explains how to detach from overwhelming emotions, prioritize the problems in front of you and execute a clear plan. From finding perspective through mentors to choosing gratitude over ego, Logan shares why resilience is a skill you can develop and why the relationships you build can become your greatest asset when everything else falls apart.
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