Episode 34 looks at leading and managing during the 3 phases of crisis: pre, during, and post
along with the 6 stages that make up the phases:

1) warning 2) risk assessment 3) response 4) management 5) resolution 6) recovery

We align in the phase of management the 4 functions of management: planning, organizing, leading, and controlling—explaining each function and how it intertwines with management and then the build-in of the other 5 stages.

In this episode, we examine current and past crises: snowstorms in Atlanta, GA; COVID-19 CoronaVirus; tornadoes and other natural disasters; financial crashes, and more.

We look at how poor leaders and managers operate before, during, and after crises in comparison to good and great leaders and managers. We look at what businesses profess to do but clearly fail to do, as this COVID-19 crisis has proven— and what aspiring business owners need to consider and plan for, to learn from the painful lessons of others.

We provide lessons, tips, and counsel on what current and aspiring business owners, leaders, and professionals can move forward on now and in the future. Don't wait until the crisis is over to act. Don't keep getting rope-a-doped in the ring. It's time to get your head into the game, refocus, and respond as the leader that you hope to see in the world. And we're not just saying this because it's catchy. We say this because it's a reality for your success. No one will win for you. It's up to you to lead and manage through the finish line.

In this episode, we've also issued a few challenges to each of you. Listen in now to hear more!

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HOST: Natasha L. Foreman, CEO of Foreman & Associates, LLC
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Theme Song: “Higher Up” by Shane Ivers

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