It's the thing he's got: resilience".
She added, "I get the resilience piece, but it just seems like you should be catering to the needs of those in the area rather than all of these out-of-town people descending to run the race".
So, where are children these days going get that resilience that they will certainly need as they grow into adults?
This means getting back to some old-fashioned values like real-world experience, resilience and getting to know people for who they are, rather than only considering their resume.
If you've got the resilience and rigour, you probably have boldness and belief too.
"This side has got tremendous resilience, tremendous heart.
Now I've got more resilience about everything, to deal with the good and the bad days too".
"There will be more helicopters available more of the time because you've got the resilience of having a national structure," said Mr Green.
I'd like to think that's where he gets his resilience from, but I have to admit that he's a Pennsylvania boy through and through (all of his American-born ancestors back to at least his great-great-grandparents were born in Pennsylvania) with branches of his family tree also extending to Germany, Ireland, Switzerland and England.
Toms would not let Mickelson get ahead, showing resilience whenever Mickelson made a move and overcoming mistakes.
