What if you are already on the aircraft that landed in the Hudson River;
We hope that someone panicked and bear the responsibility? Do we want a positive frozen Saturday die?
Or may be one of them – Slim minority – which sees the crisis, assess the opportunities and act quickly.
In a new book, “The survivors club” by Ben Sherwood, learn how to cope with the tragedy of people, how to plan ahead in order to live longer, what personal data the survival factor is how you can learn to land on their feet.
Is there anyone on earth who do not face adversity, not Sherwood says. We all had our share of injuries; After different ways to deal with it.
But, as we know, who will be calm in the face of adversity, and who fold?
Experts call it the theory of 10-80-10. Ten percent of us deal with the crisis peaceful manner. These are, on the road, people that support the company are trained to determine when greet us as we are on board the aircraft
In the middle 80 percent – most of us – it will freeze and become confused. We hyperventilate. We feel sick. This is not necessarily a bad thing as long as we can shake the fear and respond before the crisis is fatal.
In the last 10 percent, Sherwood says, are “who want to avoid an accident, if necessary.” We will do what is wrong and does not seem to get the handle. These people are more likely to die horribly, when the break.
Thus, the Hudson River.
How can I make sure that the aircraft experienced a disaster or any emergency? First, stop worrying about minor details and take appropriate precautions to prevent damage in case of emergency. Do not be too optimistic, but keep the faith and learn how to assess the situation of common sense. Face your fears, acceptance and spiritual growth and the flexibility of staying physically. Remember that you are stronger than you.
From New Mexico church sanctuary, where the mud is the city of Oklahoma acid attack victim, and a laboratory in which the survivors of the Holocaust, compared with PTSD-suffering veterans of “The Survivors Club” will teach you your Principle Three GRD. Popsicle, test your ability to survive, to show why the best place for a heart attack in Las Vegas.
There is a book to read on an airplane? Oh, I do not know … And so, I liked it.
The United Nations put downable Gee-whiz fashion, Sherwood introduces readers to the scientists, who survived (some of the terrible events), psychologists and scientists involved why some people survive the crisis, when others do not.
This is one of those useful, live, fun, the book says something completely new and exciting on every page, and I just could not stop reading it.
Want to live to ripe old (happy) age? Pick up a copy of survivors Club “and enjoy. What do you want to, because it is a book that is not dying to read.
“The Survivors Club” by Ben Sherwood, Grand Central Publishing, $ 25.99, 384 pages.