By Denis Korn
I am posting once again what has been one of the most read of all my posts. It continues to be even more timely given the issues that we face as a country and as a civilization today. As an observer of the current events in our society, it is blatantly [...]
By Denis Korn
2012 – Choose your attitude
In Part 1, I wish to share some observations and reflections about 2012 – a much anticipated year that many believe will usher in a myriad of diverse events – both positive and negative, catastrophes, opportunities, and profound transformation.
Then, in Part 2, I will briefly discuss what I [...]
By Denis Korn
We live in interesting times!
If you should find yourself reading this article tucked away on this website it is because you were guided here to be encouraged. It is not meant to be an article about preparedness or outdoor adventure – it is here to be a brief rest from the apprehension of [...]
By Denis Korn
Are we at the End or the Beginning – or somewhere in-between?
I realize that some of this material may be a bit “academic” and some of the terminology may be unfamiliar, however there is much here for serious reflection and study. Posts such as this one relate to preparedness by pointing out some [...]
By Denis Korn
I have decided to post this article on the barriers to critical thinking, which I use in teaching, as the 3rd in a series of posts dealing with the psychological, emotional and spiritual components of emergency and disaster preparedness planning.
Normalcy Bias – Why People are attached to Inaction
The Emotional and Spiritual Components [...]
By Denis Korn
With a growing number of serious physical, political and economic events occurring worldwide, it is once again essential to direct your attention to what I have identified as a “triggering event.” Simply put, if you are still hesitating to prepare for emergencies or disasters, I urge you to identify and assign significance to a [...]
Food – An Essential for Life
By Denis Korn
I have been following numerous articles lately that seem to portend serious issues concerning the food supply.
In the 35 years I have been a supplier, manufacturer and consultant in the emergency preparedness industry, I have not promoted the doom and gloom of preparedness. I do not focus on [...]
By Denis Korn
This is the first in a series of posts on fear and its influence on emergency preparedness planning, actions and being self-reliant. The purpose of these posts is not to give you some magic formula on how to live without fear. I simply wish to point out some insights for your reflection. It is [...]