It was 28 degrees on that fateful day in January of 1986 at Kennedy Space Center, Fla. Giani was very fortunate to have been selected to be part of a small team of engineers to work at pad 39B for the Space Shuttle Challenger 51 L launch. They were allowed the closest access to the launch pad. The photo you see on the front cover of the book is the actual photograph Giani took just seconds after the explosion. NASA arrived and confiscated his camera from the same location he took the photo. Later, NASA developed the film. What really happened that day? What takeaways can be learned from the horrible mistake made? Giani will take your meeting to a new awareness of how life can be seen not in the past or the future but in the now. The present is the time to make decisions. What we learn from the past is what we don't learn from the past. Why are so many bad decisions being made today? In 1-2 hours, your business leaders will learn not only how to make better decisions but how to deal with stress, anxiety, and worry. Yes, the decision made in 1986 was bad, but how do you, as a leader, make important decisions with all the chaos in our world today?
This is a great presentation for science students at schools and universities.
