Why Some People Survive Disasters And Others Do Not
You might think it’s ingenious preparation. It’s not.
Do you consider yourself a survivor?
You want to be prepared when sh*t hits the fan, wherever it may happen on planet Earth, in your region or in your office.
We take care of data, processes, techniques, tools, and science to have some preparation. We believe that this is the best way to handle catastrophic situations. And, of course, this is part of it, we shouldn’t be naïve and ignore that.
But there is another very important aspect many of us neglect.
Equally important, we need to build a sense of security within ourselves and with the people with whom we live and work so that we can navigate more flexibly and comfortably through unexpected situations.
We must start with ourselves to be better prepared.
Are your mind and attitude ready for such unexpected situations?
I give you 3 different kinds of perspectives or “philosophies” on the subject of dealing with critical or disastrous situations.
All these perspectives lead you to one joint solution you can adopt in life.
