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Tag Archives: emergency management
Authenticity…
I recognize that there is a fine line between being perceived as passionate or fanatical about something. I likewise recognize that the fine line is not necessarily in the same place for everyone. What I have believed over the years is that … Continue reading
Eh?
I am in Toronto, Canada today speaking at the Emergency and Disaster Planning Summit for colleges, universities, and K-12 schools. I am fortunate to have been asked to speak about Teen CERT – a program near and dear to my … Continue reading
Staying away from the preacher!
Today I write my blog from the wild blue yonder – literally. I am writing as I sit on a Delta flight heading from Minneapolis to Atlanta. It is a beautiful morning up here above the fluffy clouds. I sit … Continue reading
Tagged Alabama, Anniston, emergency management, FEMA, Humor, Travel
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Ten years.
Ten years. 520 weeks. 3,650 days. 67,600 hours. Ten years ago something was taken from us as a country. Ten years ago families unexpectedly and horrifically lost loved ones. Ten years ago a whole generation of first responders were forever … Continue reading
Abundance
Wayner Dyer said, “Doing what you love is the cornerstone of having abundance in your life.” I believe this to be true. I have the great privilege to be able to teach material I am passion about to students I sincerely … Continue reading
Tagged abundance, emergency management, enjoy, NDSU, passion, students, teaching, Wayne Dyer, work
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