Show Notes
In this episode of Positive Leadership, Dr. Dave discusses how vital 'keeping your cool' is to leadership. As a leader, you're the person everyone looks to for guidance on how to deal with crisis situations, whether it's a major system crash, a very bad financial crisis that threatens the company, or even an unforeseen accident or natural disaster. As a leader, if you can't keep your head about you in these situations, the crisis situation may go from bad to worse, causing tragic consequences and even loss of life. Crises are the crucible of leadership, it's vital that you 'never lose your cool.'
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