Submarine Lockdown - Part 4/6 (Leadership)

How To Cope With Lockdown Lessons from the Navy
In this session, Lieutenant Richard Ramplin shows how his experience in a submarine for 90 days at a time can help us manage ourselves, teams and organisations in these times of constraints and isolation.
This session: How to Cope with Lockdown is an interview that parallels between life on a submarine and life during lock-down:
1. Personal issues of anxiety, boredom, fear, fatigue
2. Coping mechanisms involving routine, rituals, creativity
3. How to manage team morale
4. The role of training, learning, communication
5. The role of competency, trust and coping in a crisis
PRESENTER
Richard Ramplin, former Lieutenant of SAS Umkhonto Daphne Class Submarine has spent up to 100 days at a time in isolation and under testing circumstances.
Join him on this extraordinary journey into the depths of mental, emotional and physical effects of extreme isolation.
We will discuss practical insights and key tactics that leaders and managers can use for themselves and their teams in maintaining their sanity during prolonged or repeated lock-downs.