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Crisis Management: What You Had to Say!

by admin on 03/28/2010

This past week I wrote an article filled with tips on Coping with Crisis. You don’t have to admit it, but I know, we’ve all been there! Some, unfortunately, are living with it day in and day out lately. Since I shared mine, I wanted to get some thoughts of yours. So we asked around on Twitter and Facebook and here’s what others had to say about getting though the rough patches!

Check out the original article: Consumed By Crisis – How to Cope & Conquer

Brian Moran
Remain Calm and Carry On. It’s on a board that hangs in our kitchen.

Nick Bishop
Tylenol case is still the best 20 years on – Dominoes last year did well – Toyota recent awful.

Jolina Cuaresma
Believe in yourself. One of the hardest things I’ve had to struggle with in BigLaw is maintaining resilience in the face of different forms of defeat.

Nate Tilton
As a boss, what you do after losing your job is more telling about your character that what you did while working.

Bradley Dugdale Jr.
Stay in the moment……the mind tends to extrapolate the worst outcome. That rarely happens. Focus on what you can control and pursue those activities…..you will feel better

Brad Miskell
Cocktails.

And from my beloved uncle who has “been there and done that” more than you can imagine in his life!:
A few prayers wouldn’t hurt. Neither would a strong workout but you really hit the key ones and oh yes never quit trying. There are always many different ways to tackle a problem and this is where your brainstorming enters. There are many different ways of reaching the number 5. List them all and you would be surprised how many new pathways that you previously hadn’t thought of now appear. When you think you’ve run out of ideas take a break and turn your mind off and then come back and try to look at the problem differently. If that doesn’t work then smoke a Joint—. Love ya.

Robert E. Kushell

Thanks so much to everyone who contributed. You can still add your two cents in the comments below. Or stay tuned for our next big question of the week in our 30 day series on fast tracking your success!

If you missed the full article Consumed By Crisis? How to Cope & Conquer, be sure to check it out!

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  • http://www.datingadvicefromagirl.com MidoriLei

    remember this quote by Alice Walker:

    “The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don’t have any.”

    and then remember this: It’s no use and a WASTE OF TIME to fret, be depressed, be anxious or panic about how things are ESPECIALLY when you have the power to change something, (albeit small) about your situation starting right now.

  • http://www.ysn.com/people/Monique-Peltz/27000 Monique Peltz

    Listen to “I will survive” by Gloria Gaynor and sing along!

    Then assess what you can and cannot control immediately – then prioritize. Attacking the easiest issues first should ease your mind a tad to help get you ready to tackle the bigger issues. And remember, if there’s a problem that you cannot control – take a little time to process & feel sad, but then get back to the process of taking care of YOU!

  • http://grahamenterprizesga.design.officelive.com Ulrick

    If only crisis management were taught in school but life teaches it if you are a willing student. Crises are here to stay so get used to it. We all to one degree or another are going through some kind of existential crisis. The question is do you have the KUS-pa (Knowledge, Understanding and Skills) to make it through crises.

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