Sometimes the fires ignite and we have to be ready to put them out. Our days can actually get quite consumed by fires. Just when we stamp one out, another one crops up, and before we know it, the day draws to a close and we feel we have virtually nothing to show for it. Increasingly, people in all industries are consumed with burdens, fabricated out of misguided perceptions, burnout, and unrealistic expectations. Because of this, people face the fires at a deficit. When the fires ignite, it becomes increasingly more difficult to keep up.
Long before a fire ignites, the fire marshals survey the area. They learn the layout and identify where everything is. They ask questions to understand why things are the way they are. They plan. They create guidelines and make signs to warn against potential fire conditions. When fire marshals do their part, fires can be less frequent and more manageable. The investment in marshalling is worth the payoff.
Every industry needs good fire marshals.
