The latest tornado swarm to hit the South East reminds us of how quickly a storm can become unstable and cause destruction across states. The Tornado that hit Kentucky traveled about 220 miles (maybe more). The tornadoes tore through six states parts of Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, and Tennessee. Thousands are without power, and without homes. Today we are going to discuss why planning for your team is critical.
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Shane Parrish Twitter that Writing is often the process you realize that you do not understand what you are talking about. Turing that statement around, you do not feel confident in what you know about subject research and write about it. Even if it is just for yourself, now you may be thinking that we just did a series of shows on knowing your strengths and working within them. However, I did not say not to shapen you saw. You need to have a growth mindset, and writing helps you with that.
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We have a problem right now in the United States and it is a lack of trust in experts. And in this environment, when you have political factions that play fast and loose with facts. I have been spending my time looking at issues that we are facing and how to plan for them. However, we have people that do not trust the Expert in the room. Tom Nichols’ book The Death of Expertise the campaign against established knowledge and why it matters explores the question of why do people not trust experts. Why do we not use mass notifications right?

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When we are interviewing people we ask them what their strengths are. We ask them what skills they excel at. We never ask them about what they are bad at. In fact, the collective we, ask people to hide their weaknesses and not accept that we all have limitations. Today, let’s explore why having an understanding of your limitations are, is as powerful as knowing your strengths.

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The Idea that we can have it all, take on all tasks, and still have the time to lead a team is a fantasy. This myth of take it all has been sold to us for way to long. We see it sold in ads, it is in job descriptions across the spectrum and it is championed by the media, and individuals that talk about productivity as humans are robots.
As emergency and business continuity and crisis managers, we have to look at what is out core mission and capabilities. We may have to say no to our leadership, so we can better serve the organization. Today we are taking a look at why saying no can get you to yes faster.

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In the field of emergency and business continuity management, we talk about lessons learned, only to repeat the same mistakes and missteps at the people before us. Why are we so bad at learning? Together we explore what learning is, how we do it, and why we do not listen to the past.

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Trains, Planes, and Automobiles, you need to be flexible when you travel. The weekend when I was trying to get home from the IAEM conference I have some airplane issues. I ended up staying at the Airport in Grand Rapids Michigan for 14 hours. So let’s chat about making the best out of the situation.

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Crisis management fundamentals can help leaders navigate the many challenges. As a leader at times, you must take a risk when making a decision. At times, leaders and teams are punished when things do not turn out positive. This practice of punishing the risk-taker kills innovation and decision-making.
Today as we move out of the current pandemic crisis to an endemic new normal. Build upon the five core elements of crisis leadership and pave the road to recovery.
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You may have heard me talk about leaning forward, and now a new term is hitting the journals Crisis Aware. What does that mean? Leaning forward can start with Big data. Using Big Data patterns to predict potential crises that can impact your organization, such as severe weather, pandemics, power outages not only is a beneficial practice within businesses, it can also improve the efficiency and effectiveness of emergency and disaster management organizations.
With the use of smartphones, communication apps, and social media, disasters can be measured with real-time information and met with a rapid, accurate, and precise response. Big Data has the ability to enhance disaster recovery by utilizing community information and help you make the right decisions.
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Recognizing areas of leadership development and prioritizing your growth may help you become a stronger leader. While self-reflection and a conscious change in behavior can address these areas, there also are productive and fun leadership-building activities that also promote better leaders. These leadership-building activities target certain areas of development to improve them. Whether achieved by hands-on activities or critical thought, understanding the definition and importance of leadership development areas is key to becoming a strong and respected leader.

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