bend with the wind

To be resilient and adaptable to harsh events or adversity in life, like the way a tree that can bend is better able to withstand heavy winds. I know you've had a lot of setbacks this year, but you have to bend with the wind and continue trying your best.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
CebraİL	-	Turkish
Iacomus	-	Late Roman
Lulu (1)	LOO-loo	German
Moshe	-	Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
Funanya	-	Western African, Igbo
Baller	['bɔ:lə]