Easter
has come and gone, and we are still navigating our way through multiple crises;
a health crisis and an economic crisis.
I don't know about you, but I find that the challenge is to learn how to live through a crisis and as leaders, know how to help others sift their way through the minefield of doubt and uncertainty.
I want to share with you in this episode about 'CRISIS'. How do we move forward in a crisis? How do we cope? What can we learn as leaders to help our people through a crisis?
I'm believing you'll find this episode helpful as I share with you, 'The crisis that shaped the world'.
SHOWNOTES of EPISODE #2 - The crisis that shaped the world
In Jared
Diamond’s 2019 book, ‘Upheaval: How Nations Cope with Crisis and Change' he
writes about personal crises.
Jared
Diamond’s wife is a crisis therapist, and from her field he borrows a list
of factors related to the outcomes of personal crises:
- Acknowledgment that one is
in crisis
- Acceptance of one’s personal
responsibility to do something
- Building a fence, to
delineate one’s individual problems needing to be solved
- Getting material and
emotional help from other individuals and groups
- Using other individuals as
models of how to solve problems (He writes, ‘It’s a big advantage if you
know someone who has weathered a similar crisis, and who constitutes a
model of successful coping skills that you can try to imitate.’
- Ego strength
- Honest self-appraisal
- Experience of previous
personal crises
- Patience
- Flexible personality
- Individual core values
- Freedom from personal
constraints
Pete's 4 concepts to embrace in a crisis:
1. Adaptability
2. A strong foundation of what you believe
3. Clarity of direction for those around you
4. Creativity
- Denial
- Anger
- Bargaining
- Sadness
- Acceptance
These are the days where we need to know how to navigate our way through a crisis. I hope you've found this Pete Brookshaw Leadership Podcast Episode helpful for you.
Feel free to leave a comment and let me know, 'How do you lead in a time of crisis?'
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