Are you in danger of ruining your friendship and survival partnership? Your host Aaron breaks down building and planning for effective survival partnerships.
A core value of Survival CHI is community. Community can be made up of many. Or just a handful of people–even as little as two. And an important aspect of community is making sure it runs well. If you care enough to have someone as a friends, shouldn’t you care enough to put energy into not destroying it?
Save your friendship and join us for a discussion on…
Topics:
- Reasons partnerships often fail.
- Set each other up for success.
- Understanding how people communicate
- Identifying strengths and weaknesses.
- Bolstering each other’s strengths and buttressing each other’s weaknesses.
- Being as open to a partnership not working out as you are to it working out.
- Being honest with your partner and yourself.
- How to judge a good partnership.
- Building a simple plan focusing on collaborative independence.
- Buying a bug out location together.
- Managing expectations.
- Easy conflict resolution techniques.
- Pulling the pin without ending the friendship.
- Hope for the best and planning for the worst.
Excellent insight into building successful collaborations of any sort. One simple take-away I will use: If the situation cannot withstand planning and asking questions, what are the chances it will withstand the test of real life?
Great topic.
Howdy Sam,
Thanks for the cool comment. And glad you caught the most important takeaway from the episode. It’s sooooo true. Yet, so many people ignore that simple fact.
Thanks again.