In 2003, Ken survived an avalanche that resulted in fatal consequences for seven of their clients. He was part of a professional team whose failure to communicate and work together with mutual respect was the primary cause. The details related to the tragedy, and the responsibility he took for the role he played (ignoring his own better judgment) are chronicled in the book Buried. Abandoning oneself is by far the most egregious of errors that can be made. This is perhaps one of the most important lessons for humanity as we can easily make the error of following flawed leaders into situations that have high consequences for all of us.

Thriving again with the knowledge he has gained provides a granite foundation for all of Ken’s work with his clients. The process he uses provides universal self-evident values-based principles, that have great utility for managing adversity and the resulting human hazards.

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