Learning from Moments of Crisis

Episode 18 of the This Life, Reconsidered podcast, hosted by Pulse 3, titled "Learning from Moments of Crisis" was published on April 14, 2020 and runs 11 minutes.

April 14, 2020 ·11m · This Life, Reconsidered

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When navigating a crisis (or a pandemic), what normal looks like also change. That said, I highlighted a handful of lessons to try and keep things in perspective. Reference: This Life, Reconsidered on Medium: Learning from Moments of Crisis

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When navigating a crisis (or a pandemic), what normal looks like also change. That said, I highlighted a handful of lessons to try and keep things in perspective.

Reference:

This Life, Reconsidered on Medium: Learning from Moments of Crisis

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