When Your Life Depends on It: Extreme Decision Making Lessons from the Antarctic
July 20, 2017
Hosted by Kathy Fairbanks
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Episode Description
Join us as authors Brad Borkan and David Hirzel describe the real, harrowing, life-and-death decisions made by early Antarctic explorers like Scott, Shackleton, Amundsen and Mawson. Not all their decisions had good results. Yet, even during the most trying circumstances imaginable, very few men died. How was this possible? And what can we learn from their decision-making to help with our modern-day business and personal lives? During this show you will hear unforgettable true adventure stories about the challenges and decisions faced by the early Antarctic Explorers and be encouraged to think about what you would have done in their situations. Discover powerful techniques to improve your own modern day decision making.
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Kathy Fairbanks
Kathy Fairbanks is a Strategic Business Warrior with a SHARP Compassionate Edge. Always articulate and entertaining, The Compassionate Samurai Business Hour has been addicting legions of listeners since its launch with Voice America in 2015. Kathy infuses her program with a twenty-year career in the financial service industry as an award-winning sales producer with CitiGroup and General Electric. She connects those strategic business skill sets with the ten traits of the Compassionate Samurai developed by Klemmer and Associates Leadership Seminars. Campaigning for their mission statement of creating bold, ethical leaders who are committed to a world that works for everyone with no one left out is always top of mind. Each show guest provides cutting-edge wisdom and invites you to digest the life-long learning tools discussed and to put these brand new tools into immediate action. Prior to entering the financial services arena, Kathy attended Indiana University's Kelley School of Business and received a B.S. in transportation and public utilities management. She is honored to serve on the Advisory Board at Pathways for Veterans in support of veterans and their families to create full and abundant lives, post military service. Kathy and her husband of 28 years live in Marin County California and are the blessed parents of two young adults who are both recent Klemmer Leadership graduates.
