Crew Vote #002: Heat, Delay, and Crew Mood (Comfort & Judgment)Welcome aboard. This week’s At The Helm builds on #001 (water + morale). No experience required. The situation: You’re out for a day on the water. It’s warmer than expected and things are taking longer. Everyone’s safe, but comfort is slipping and the crew mood is starting to drag decisions down. Crew Vote (pick one): A) Tighten the plan (slow down, simplify, conserve energy and focus) B) Stabilize the crew first (water/snack break + clear roles, then proceed simply) C) Change the day (turn for home / nearest easy harbor before mood drifts further) The rule Reply with A / B / C + one sentence why. That’s it. Quiet crew welcome. What happens next: Top crew answers get featured in the next At The Helm Live Briefing.

Crew Vote #001: 118 Days Adrift (Water & Morale) Welcome aboard. This week’s At The Helm is inspired by a true castaway account (no spoilers, no reading required). The situation: A couple is suddenly adrift on a small raft/dinghy. Supplies are limited. No comms. Rescue could be days… or months. The first hard decision is water—and whatever you choose will affect both survival and morale. Crew Vote (pick one): A) Strict rationing from Day 1 (fixed sips per person per day; no exceptions) B) Flexible rationing (a baseline, but drink more on high-stress/high-heat days) C) Delay strict rationing (prioritize morale/clarity early, tighten rules later) The rule Reply with A / B / C + one sentence why. (That’s it. No essays. Quiet crew welcome.) What happens next: Top crew answers get featured in the next At The Helm Live Briefing.