Take a break

Pet the cat

Play with the dog

Have fun with your children

Draw in a coloring book

Relax

Changes are in progress, some are certain, others are still emerging.

The coronavirus has already created significant shifts in people’s behavior.

There are many tools available for you to received immediate information about pending, current and ongoing threats to your community.

These tools fall into two categories:

Hardware and Software Applications

The six-word formula for success:

Think things through - then follow through.

-Sir Walter Scott

Connecting with your family and loved ones during emergencies and disasters.

On 13 July 2020, I am launching the Be The Hero Challenge.

Be The Hero Challenge is a five day live Zoom mastermind workshop to get your Emergency Action Plans prepared and reviewed.

The cost for the Five-Day Workshop is only $27.00

This private pre-offer is for people who I relate to on social media.

Peak Hurricane season starts early August. There is still time to act for yourself and your loved ones.

Get into the Be The Hero Challenge Mastermind Workshop before the public release on July 8th.

The price will increase to $47.00

Information is found here: www.betheherochallenge.com

Prepare for the extreme heat summer will bring.

Extreme heat often results in the highest annual number of deaths among all weather-related disasters.guidelines

Remember to follow safety guidelines because of COVID-19.

Stay in contact with family member or neighbors that may be at risk.

https://www.ready.gov/heat

The 2020 Atlantic Hurricane season is predicted to be above normal.

The weather guys at the Climate Prediction Center, a division of the National Weather Service predict a 60% chance of an above-normal hurricane season.

COVID-19 will impact the disaster preparedness plans that you have created, including what is in your go kit, your evacuation routes, and shelters.

Now is a good time for most reasonable people to contact your local County Office of Emergency management.

Ask them what their plan of action is based on COVID-19.

Keeping the evacuation theme in mind. Is there anyone in your group that has special needs? 

An elderly relative, friend, or neighbor? 

Someone needing special assistance or are mobility challenged.

Some things to consider.

After an emergency or disaster, you will have three options.

1. Hunker down and ride it out.

2. Evacuate to a safer place.

3. Hunker down until it is no longer safe to stay. Then Evacuate to a safer place.

Now that you have accomplished the “CONVERSATION” and have completed the evacuation plan of your home, let’s move on to bigger things.