Situational Awareness Saves Lives

Most people do not properly understand or practice situational awareness, even though it is

one of the most important foundations of personal safety. By George Amolo Most people are

awake but not aware. They walk, but they do not observe.

They travel, but they do not assess. They arrive at places to sleep,

to rest, to feel safe without ever asking Where am I? Who is around me?

What could go wrong here? We move through life on autopilot, heads down,

phones up, trusting familiarity over vigilance. But danger does not announce itself.

It studies habits. Situational awareness is not fear. It is respect for reality.