Inaction in Crisis: A Lesson from History

This chapter examines the psychological effects of anxiety and inaction during crises by comparing the Beverly Hills Supper Club disaster to the current pandemic. It emphasizes the significance of acknowledging danger and taking decisive action, showcasing a hero who emerged in the midst of turmoil.

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