Situational Awareness
1h 13m
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Driving Loaded
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In most cases, situational awareness involves assessing the level of danger around us. It seeks an escape plan, looks for obstacles to that plan and determines what support is available if we need it.
But what if we focused more on understanding the situations the people around us are struggling with and what we can do to support them? Are you aware of the life situation of those you work with every day? We all struggle with family issues, and words of support can help others through hard times. Applying simple tools like situational awareness to really understand our environments helps us understand who we are within each given environment; building a true self awareness. We are excited to start 2020 strong!
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