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How I handle crises.


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·Nov 3, 2024

Overnight cost two nights. I mean, we're selling the plane. Here's the day in my life handling crisis and unexpected challenges.

I arrive at the office early to get a head start. My first task is ensuring everything is in order. During our morning briefing, we identify potential issues. Catching these early is essential to solving any problem. Communication is key, especially in a crisis.

As expected, a challenge arises, and people are disappearing for 5 days. It's going to screw up the whole thing. Really, the deal is going to fall apart. I'm telling you, we gathered a team to brainstorm solutions. Staying calm and acting quickly, with a plan in place, we implemented swiftly.

Working closely with our client to minimize the impact, keeping the team motivated and informed is essential. Everyone must be on the same page and ready to adapt as the situation evolves. Crisis averted! Each challenge is an opportunity to grow stronger.

Stay proactive, stay calm, and always have a plan. This was a day in my life.

Steve Orsano. Follow for more updates.

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