Daniel

Daniel is the urban disaster planning expert with over 30 years of experience training young men and women, foreign nationals, and Department of Defense Civilians to survive on the modern battlefield. He is the author of "Family Urban Disaster Planning" and co-author of the #1 Best Seller "The Book of Influence." And “The Book of Mentors” He earned his MBA with a minor in Project Management while serving in the military. He has over 26 education certificates from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Center for Disease Control, and the National Fire Academy. He is a speaker and coach on the topics of Communications, Leadership, Financial Literacy, and Disaster Planning.

Tip of the Day 20190213 Moving Parts

2019-02-19 by Daniel

Moving Parts An Emergency Action Plan has many moving parts. These parts are independent of each other and need to be developed independently. Till next time “Be Safe”

Tip of the Day 20190211

2019-02-11 by Daniel

Don’t Video and Drive Driving a car while filming a promotional video is an unacceptable risk. You place yourself and the people around you at risk. Don’t do it. Till next time “Be Safe”

Recovery and the Florida Panhandle

2019-02-10 by Daniel

The Emergency Management Planning cycle has four phases: Mitigation, Preparation, Response and Recovery This article will look at the recovery efforts in the Florida Panhandle from Hurricane Michael: October 10, 2018. January 16, 2019 Spectrum Bay News 9 presented a look at the aftermath in their presentation of: Hurricane Michael: Florida Impact. This is a … Read more

Tip of the Day 20190114 Memory is Malleable

2019-02-042019-01-14 by Daniel

Memory can not be relied on during times of stress or crisis. It is in your best interest to Practice and Document the Tactics, Techniques and Procedures of your Emergency Action Plan. When the time comes to activate your plan it is best to do what you have planned to do, not what you think, … Read more

Tip of the Day 20190107 Show Up

2019-01-07 by Daniel

Hello, The first week of the new year has come and past. Resolutions have been set and by now most have already been broken. Humans are at the top of the food chain because we are about self-preservation and are able to anticipate the worst that can happen. Photo by rawpixel.com from Pexels When it … Read more