When Conspiracy Thinking Becomes a Disaster Risk: How Misinformation Destroys Preparedness In emergency management, we often focus on visible threats; earthquakes, wildfires, hurricanes, power outages, cyberattacks, and civil unrest. But one of the most dangerous threats is invisible: Misinformation is fueled by conspiracy thinking. When people reject credible sources, assume hidden motives behind every warning, … Read more
March Preparedness Series When people think about emergency preparedness, they usually think about supplies. Food. Water. Flashlights. Emergency kits. All of those things are important. But there is one element of preparedness that quietly connects everything together, and that is communication. During emergencies, communication becomes the thread that holds families together. It helps people reconnect, … Read more
What Is the G.L.I.C. Method? Let’s face it—miscommunication is the silent killer of relationships, teams, and communities. Whether you’re managing a business, raising a family, or leading a team, chances are you’ve run into at least one situation where your message was misunderstood… and the results weren’t pretty. Enter the G.L.I.C. Method, a four-part framework … Read more
FREE Download: May’s Complete Emergency Preparedness Checklist Collection As part of my ongoing mission to help 1,000,000 families become safer and more resilient, I’m giving you free access to every checklist created in May 2025. These checklists cover essential topics—from summer heat safety and emergency kits to communications and pet first aid. Whether you’re preparing … Read more
“Family Resiliency in Times of Crisis: Top Leadership Skills You Need” When disaster strikes, one of life’s highest callings is often to lead your family through the storm. Family crisis leadership is about much more than holding an organizational position, but the privilege of keeping things calm, safe, and high in spirit during those particular … Read more
