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"It's only a crisis if you don't have a plan." |
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When it comes to crisis, people have a choice: we can either run here and there, escalate emotionally, and feel our stress levels elevate
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We can plan for crisis and when it comes, implement the plan we developed as calmly as possible. Afterwards, we decide what worked and what could have worked better. Then we fix the plan. |
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Crisis |
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"...the turning point for better or worse..." |
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"...an emotionally significant or radical change of status in a person's life..." |
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"...an unstable or crucial time...in which a decisive change is impending..." 1 |
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1 "Crisis," Webster's Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary, (Springfield, Massachusetts: Merriam-Webster Inc., 1991). |
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