How do you (as leader) sort through massive "INCOMING" information (an instant decision) resulting in total or substantial elimination of those who trusted you, with their life.
"FOCUSING" when "Information" is coming 600 miles per second.
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Not 100% sure what you are asking- Is this a question of prioritization when eminent loss of life is involved? Or is this a question of preventing such loss of life.
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Mindset, training, experience and practice.
Not so much life threatening, although in some cases could be but we do our best to avoid that. We have days at work where stuff is coming at us faster than we can possibly keep up. Those days are overwhelming. Gotta stay focused, prioritize, adapt as you go, be flexible enough to make changes on the fly. I've got 2 crews I manage, some guys are younger and go with the flow. My old hand is dead set in his ways. He'll do what needs doing, but will batch about it for 3 weeks.
I mean... is there anything that doesn't fall under that?
I am blessed with the total calm when everyone else panics, as well as time slowing during an adrenaline rush. if it involves loved ones, the amount of love you feel for each will dictate who you help first/ most but first do what you can about solving the danger that caused the problem in the first place
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Not much.
That is the coolest thing about it.
That is why we prep with capabilities rather than for scenarios.
That is why when I hear someone say something or read a post that indicates a fundamentally wrong mindset, I assess they are only going to survive as long as the world stays relatively unchanged.
