“Your Beer Might Survive… Will Your Food Supply?” Beer Shelf Life at Room Temperature: A Disaster Planning Question Nobody Expected An interesting question the other day: “Daniel, how long will a can beer last at room temperature?” To some people, this may seem to be an obvious question. Might be something that gets asked at … Read more
Cybersecurity and Personal Preparedness with Robert Siciliano Why Cybersecurity and Personal Preparedness Matter More Than Ever One of the recurring themes on the Act ASAP Podcast is that preparedness is leadership. That principle applies whether we are discussing natural disasters, business continuity, family readiness, or cybersecurity and personal preparedness. In this upcoming episode, I sit … Read more
Proactivity vs. Reactivity: The Leadership Difference That Determines Outcomes It happens to the best of leaders. At the most inopportune moment, stress surfaces and, even before you know what is happening, you have reacted in a way that you later regret. This phenomenon is so common that it is almost a expected. But what causes … Read more
When Preparedness Becomes Personal: Ordinary People Can Do Extraordinary Things CPR preparedness is a very practical area for a family to become prepared in, yet it is one of the most underrepresented preparedness areas that we encounter in the work that we do until there is an actual emergency. I recently had the privilege of … Read more
Why Plans Don’t Prepare You | Summary & Review Why Plans Don’t Prepare You Summary: The Real Lesson Behind Readiness My book, “Why Plans Don’t Prepare You: What Real Readiness Looks Like When Leadership Is Tested”, officially launched on Amazon (Monday the 1st) and so this seems like a good time to actually publish the … Read more
