Take the example of J.K. Rowling. She was a single mother living in poverty (adversity), and she faced multiple rejections (loss) from publishers when she first tried to get 'Harry Potter' published. However, these experiences made her dig deeper into her creativity, understand the market better, and refine her writing. She learned from the setbacks, and this wisdom led to the global phenomenon that 'Harry Potter' became.
There was a young man named Jack who grew up in a poor family. His father passed away early (a great loss), and he had to face the adversity of poverty and the responsibility of taking care of his family at a young age. He started working odd jobs. At first, he was often cheated out of his meager wages because of his naivete. But with each such loss, he became more cautious and wiser in dealing with people. He learned business skills from his various jobs, and eventually, through years of hard work and the wisdom gained from his adversities, he built his own successful small business.