Episode 54: Before Ian

EPISODE · Oct 5, 2022 · 22 MIN

Episode 54: Before Ian

from GROW by Design · host Jacob Godar

We recorded this episode hours before Hurricane Ian hit Florida.We were in full preparation mode - in our home, as our multi-generational hurricane "party" was about to commence (with 7 adults, 12 kids, 2 dogs, and 2 reptiles) - and in our business, as our team came together to serve our clients, prepare their own families, and navigate uncertain times with our community.We discuss evacuations (and why we decided not to leave before the storm hit), what we think may come next, and more.The next episode will cover what we found out shortly "After Ian"... that our home would make it through the storm unscathed, but that our community and the surrounding areas (specifically, Fort Myers Beach and Sanibel) would be completely devastated - without power and water indefinitely as search and rescue efforts are in full effect and the clean up/rebuild begins.Our hearts are with each and every person affected by Hurricane Ian. We will be feeling the effects indefinitely.As of Monday, October 3rd, we made the difficult decision to cancel Training Day. We *will* reschedule as our community rebuilds.Get on the GROW Comm winter waitlist: https://bit.ly/3usVsXbWatch us on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3JJXJDYFind us on Instagram:https://instagram.com/jacobgodarhttps://instagram.com/nichollegodar

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