The scenario lands.
Your team faces a business interruption.
You can’t rehearse every disaster. You can practise the decisions that keep your business moving.
MEET BRAD HAUCK
Brad brings marketing, teaching and volunteer firefighting experience to the decisions business owners face under pressure. He’s the author of Run Towards the Flames. His approach starts with the consequence, then asks what to do next. DisasterTough brings that thinking into practical drills for business teams.
THE CAUSE CHANGES. THE CONSEQUENCE DOESN’T.
A missing person. A locked account. A late payment. A supplier gone quiet. The question is what your team does next.
SEVEN WAYS A BUSINESS STOPS
Different disruptions. Seven consequences.
Start with the Stop your business can least afford.
01Your key person is unavailable. What only exists in their head?
EXPLORE THE STOPExplore this Stop →
03Your biggest payment is late. What gets paid next?
EXPLORE THE STOPExplore this Stop →
04Your supplier disappears. How long can you keep going?
EXPLORE THE STOPExplore this Stop →
05You cannot enter your premises. Can you still operate?
EXPLORE THE STOPExplore this Stop →
06Everyone is waiting for a decision. Who takes command?
EXPLORE THE STOPExplore this Stop →
07Customers change direction. How quickly can you respond?
EXPLORE THE STOPExplore this Stop →
THE DECISION FRAMEWORK
01 / CONFRONT
Act directly when the consequence matters and you have a safe, workable way to change it.
02 / FIND ANOTHER WAY
Keep essential work moving through another route while the original problem is dealt with.
03 / MAKE A CHOICE
Accept a manageable loss so you can protect what matters more. Choose deliberately.
THE FLAGSHIP EXPERIENCE / ONE DAY / YOUR TEAM
A plan tells you what should happen.
A simulation shows you what actually happens.
WHEN SOMETHING IMPORTANT STOPS
Your team faces a business interruption.
Priorities, communication and authority are put to the test.
Debrief the decisions. Identify what needs to change.