Crisis Management implies either avoidance of crisis or facing a crisis objectively. Crises created by factors within one’s control can be avoided, while crises created by factors beyond one’s control have to be faced:
“You cannot manage a crisis unless you are together as a person. You are mature as a person and that maturity calls for the recognition of a power other than yourself. Accepting one’s limitations gracefully, doing what one needs to do makes one an effective person to face any crisis.”
Crisis Management implies either avoidance of crisis or facing a crisis objectively. Crises created by factors within one’s control can be avoided, while crises created by factors beyond one’s control have to be faced:
“You cannot manage a crisis unless you are together as a person. You are mature as a person and that maturity calls for the recognition of a power other than yourself. Accepting one’s limitations gracefully, doing what one needs to do makes one an effective person to face any crisis.”
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