Chapter 118

Skill Development Prioritization

0 min read

Not all crisis skills are equal for everyone. Prioritizing development requires strategic thinking:

Current Capability Assessment

Map existing skills against the twelve crisis abilities: - Which do you already possess partially? - What adjacent skills could transfer? - Where are your biggest gaps? - Which align with your interests?

Opportunity Analysis

Consider your environment and likely crisis scenarios: - What crises might affect your domain? - Which skills would be most valuable there? - Who in your network needs these capabilities? - What unique combinations could you offer?

Development Sequencing

Create logical skill development progressions: - Start with foundational abilities - Build complementary skill clusters - Practice in low-stakes environments - Gradually increase complexity

Time Investment Planning

Allocate learning time strategically: - 15 minutes daily for gradual building - Weekend intensives for deep learning - Real-world practice opportunities - Teaching others to solidify knowledge