We're still struggling with the internet here.
It just started raining again.
And my wife and a friend of ours, went out to listen more today.
And they said it was like a, like, not Ukraine, not really, not really.
It's not really a warzone.
But it's some pretty messed up stuff.
There's been one guy who was in the army, and He had been out helping a whole bunch of people and had not had his own house looked at at all.
And so the call went out to help this guy and my wife said that they stripped out everything in the house.
And then they stripped out all the mud, and then they stripped out the carpet.
And then they stripped out the on the floor.
And then they stripped out the walls inside their houses to split in half.
And it just started raining again.
So there is an emotional shock.
That is common.
Right now we're just in a survival zone.
You know, like people, people feeling weird who are okay like my house is fine, we're up on a hill and it's like shit, we're okay but there's a lot of people I think there's somewhere around 10,000 in Lismore I got to go to work and Mowlem tomorrow and see a bunch of patients and there's like I drove through Mala mon on Thursday and there's just everybody's stuff out on the footpath and the challenge that we've got is that people are not taking this as a one-off people already told what to do two years to do this, do this do that do this and that's been very hard on people.
And so when this true natural disaster hits, one of the really interesting things has been the unification out of all of the division that has gone on around our abilities to the argument some people like hey you should do this some people like you shouldn't do this.
But in this disaster suddenly there's a unification it's like oh oh I am I can see my pain I can see the suffering that when everything is taken away suddenly just perspective I've been asked before like when would the COVID thing stuff, unfortunately, I was like look when the next crisis comes when the big crisis comes.
I don't think we're out of this yet at all.
That's the unfortunate thing.
That people are waiting for this to end I have been watching a game for 10 years now where it was going to get easier the next year 2010 2011 2012 all the way through 2019 2021 it's going to get easier than 2022 Now we got He got Ukraine and Russia war on natural disasters.
The population got internet that doesn't work.
First of all country.
It's kind of weird.
I'm really weird.
I wasn't expecting I went down to that.
It kind of works for you like half off and negative two seconds here.
My kids like getting Starlink to get Starlink and I'm like, You know what, this doesn't make a lot of sense.
But I went down to the supermarket and I was like, oh, I need to check my balance.
Make sure we got enough cash to pay for this.
And they're like, Oh, didn't you know it's cash? How much cash do you get? And I'm like, oh shit.
Cash.
I thought we weren't using cash.
ATMs out and so the question is going to be like what, what systems you're going to execute on a daily basis to make sure that you're able to cope with this emotionally, physically, mentally, and particularly spiritually.
I just finished training 40 minutes my intensity.
Show me like I'm weak in some of these exercises and weak Just in case you know I like you before is fine, then that's great just in case it's not it's better to be ready be prepared emotionally physically spiritually mentally
since this is going to help this is because I didn't get a look at it daily systems, systems, monthly systems, quarterly systems, yearly systems.
Why do I think that this is worthwhile because systems are so much more effective than not using them?
Not using them leaves you solving problems every day.
same problems over and over.
The quarterly problems come up and you got to solve them again the monthly problems come up you got to solve them again.
Your only hope is that you can handle the daily ones but they've got their own challenges because they're going to be done every day.
So what are you doing? You to be ready, just in case.
Just in case you need help with systems in your business, so you have resilience, so you have effective production over the system I look forward to seeing your next episode as we continue this journey into the power of systems to create results.
See you then.
