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'Medicine and the Rule of Law': The Baron Ver Heyden de Lancey Lecture 2024 59:30

10M ago59:30

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Baron Cornelius Ver Heyden de Lancey (1889-1984) was a wealthy and public-spirited Dutchman who at different times in his life was a dentist, doctor, surgeon, barrister and art historian. In 1970 he created the De Lancey and De La Hanty Foundation, to promote studies in medico-legal topics. The Foundation generously gave Cambridge the Ver Heyden de…

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'Assisted Dying: Slippery Slopes and Unintended Consequences': The Baron de Lancey Lecture 2023 54:10

2y ago54:10

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The 2023 Baron Ver Heyden de Lancey Lecture on Medico-Legal Studies was delivered by Professor Emily Jackson (London School of Economics) on 16 March 2023. Emily Jackson is Professor of Law at the London School of Economics. She is a member of the British Medical Association Medical Ethics Committee, and until 2012, she was Deputy Chair of the Huma…

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'Re-engineering the Regulation of Regenerative Medicine?': The 2022 Baron de Lancey Lecture 59:25

3y ago59:25

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Regenerative medicine seeks to regrow, repair, or replace damaged tissues. Current regenerative technologies include the bio-engineering of organs and tissues, cell reprogramming, and gene editing. Such interventions are significant not only for present-day patients, but also for future generations. They challenge the concept of the self as ‘biolog…

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'Law, Hormones, and Sport: a level playing field?': The Baron Ver Heyden de Lancey Lecture 2021 1:29:54

3+ y ago1:29:54

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Baron Cornelius Ver Heyden de Lancey (1889-1984) was a wealthy and public-spirited Dutchman who at different times in his life was a dentist, doctor, surgeon, barrister and art historian. In 1970 he created the De Lancey and De La Hanty Foundation, to promote studies in medico-legal topics. The Foundation generously gave Cambridge the Ver Heyden de…

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'Should parents have the final say on the medical treatment of their children?': The 2019 Baron de Lancey Lecture 53:53

6y ago53:53

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Baron Cornelius Ver Heyden de Lancey (1889-1984) was a wealthy and public-spirited Dutchman who at different times in his life was a dentist, doctor, surgeon, barrister and art historian. In 1970 he created the De Lancey and De La Hanty Foundation, to promote studies in medico-legal topics. The Foundation generously gave Cambridge the Ver Heyden de…

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087: Living with Integrity and the End of a Season 22:17

6+ y ago22:17

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Does our integrity as a cop extend to our personal lives? Are we truly keeping our oath of office and maintaining our integrity if we don't lie, cheat, or steal...on the job? In this episode, Jonathan discusses integrity and suggests that it extends to - or rather begins with - our personal lives. He also explains the reasons that this episode is t…

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086: The Lifestyle Change You Should Consider Making for Good Health 30:19

6+ y ago30:19

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Behavior change starts with motivation from the heart. Oftentimes, "we know" that we should take action to improve our health, but that information doesn't translate into lifestyle changes. In this episode, Jonathan discusses his personal health journey and motivation for transitioning to a whole foods plant based lifestyle. He provides personal te…

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085: Marty McFly is Calling You Back to the Future with a Healthy Emotional Cup 32:39

6+ y ago32:39

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In Back to the Future II, time slips into an unfavorable alternate reality after Marty McFly's sports almanac slips into the hands of his arch-nemesis Biff. Like that point in time, the trajectory of our lives hinges on whether or not personal relational needs are met or unmet. When unmet, we spiral into unhealthy thought patterns, unproductive beh…

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084: Do You Have the Heart to Be a Thriving Cop? 32:50

6+ y ago32:50

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We all have needs. That truth is easy to grasp. Understanding what those needs are, how they are met, and the impact of unmet needs on our lives, families, and profession is not as easy. In this episode, Jonathan explains that the driving force behind behavior is the condition of the heart and whether 10 key relational needs are being met. While po…

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083: The HALT Principle for Decision-Making and Self-Awareness as a Leader, Spouse, and Parent 20:49

6+ y ago20:49

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We are created with a capacity for experiencing emotion, and that capacity for experiencing emotion has been called the emotional cup. In order to make good decisions as leaders, officers, spouses, and parents, we must understand what is filling our emotional cup - the principle of self-awareness. In this episode, Jonathan lays the groundwork for b…

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082: The Secret Service Report on Assessing and Preventing School Violence Explained in One Essential Truth 32:05

6+ y ago32:05

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What is the reason for all the mass school shootings, and how do we stop them? The United States Secret Service recently released (July 2018) their 32-page report "Enhancing School Safety Using a Threat Assessment Model," which reveals the results of their extensive research and interviews with school shooters. In this episode, Jonathan summarizes …

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081: Wise Advice from a Retired Cop About What Matters Most in Life 21:00

6+ y ago21:00

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In the face of tragic deaths, line of duty deaths, and suicides of officers, we often find ourselves pondering the meaning of life. If we could ask one of the wisest people to ever have lived, what would he tell us matters most in life? In this episode, Jonathan talks about the answer that came from both a retired cop and one of the wisest men in r…

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080: Reflecting on the #LipSyncChallenge and What Law Enforcement Agencies Must Do Moving Forward 31:46

6+ y ago31:46

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It's called the #LipSyncChallenge, and it's all the rave. Law Enforcement officers and agencies around the country are producing videos of them lip syncing to their favorite songs. But should we be thinking more critically about our image and the impact of dancing cops, ice bucket challenges, selfie cops, and lip sync challenges? In this episode, J…

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079: Six Reasons Why You Give Up Before Accomplishing Your Goals 27:40

6+ y ago27:40

27:40

The reason why you fail to accomplish your goals is simple...you quit. But understanding why you quit rather than pressing on to success is not as simple. In his book, Mojo, author Marshall Goldsmith provides 6 reasons why people quit before achieving their goals. In this episode, Jonathan discusses those 6 reasons and relates them to law enforceme…

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078: Proactive Ways to Engage and Educate the Public About What Police Do and Why 28:52

6+ y ago28:52

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With all the talk of body cameras and public outrage, it seems that everyone knows the law, their rights, and our jobs better than we do. But what are we doing to shift the narrative, build relationships, and educate our communities? In this episode, Jonathan discusses five Supreme Court Cases and offers several ideas that will help those serving i…

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077: Body Cameras, Crisis Management, and a Humble Response from Law Enforcement 28:24

6+ y ago28:24

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There's always more to the story, and police officer body-worn cameras have been revealing the truth more and more frequently. What we're finding, however, is that crisis is inevitable. How we respond to the crisis makes all the difference. In this episode, Jonathan talks about Melissa Agnes' Crisis Ready™ Formula for managing controversial issues,…

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076: Six Action Steps to Create a Successful Mentoring Relationship 35:13

6+ y ago35:13

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Mentoring is a form of development where one person invests time, effort, and their experience in assisting the growth and ability of another person. Jonathan explains that mentoring could be the key to shaping the heart and character of officers towards an enduring and more positive legacy in law enforcement. In this episode, Jonathan outlines six…

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075: Prepare to Be Spiritually Strong with Behind the Badge Author Adam Davis 38:25

6+ y ago38:25

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Adam Davis is an author and speaker who uses his experience as a law enforcement officer to offer hope and encouragement to others who continue to serve. In this episode, Jonathan speaks with Adam about his journey into and out of law enforcement, the reason officers need to prepare spiritually for the challenges they will face on the job, and his …

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074: The 4 Critical V's for Becoming an Effective Police Supervisor 32:14

6+ y ago32:14

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In 1942, the British "V-Force" was a group of stay-behind troops in Burma that were assigned to harass, sabotage, and ambush the Japanese forces if they invaded India. In this episode, Jonathan talks about "V-Force" leadership - 4 critical traits, without which your leadership as a police supervisor will be constantly sabotaged and ambushed by low …

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073: The Leadership Exercise That Will Stimulate Growth and Address the Dis-Ease in Law Enforcement 24:14

6+ y ago24:14

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The law enforcement profession is at a place of dis-ease, a place of disconnect with certain segments of our society, but we don't quite know what to do. In this episode, Jonathan suggests that real growth and change can begin with this one not-so-simple leadership exercise challenge. It comes at the point of intersection of several recent conversa…

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072: Seven Tips for Supporting a Spouse Through Critical Incident Stress with Michelle Moon 40:18

6+ y ago40:18

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Michelle Moon is a police wife whose hope is to educate and raise awareness about the important roles marriage and family play in managing critical incident stress and other work-related stress in law enforcement. In this episode, she talks with Jonathan about seven very practical tips that will equip and assist spouses in supporting their officer …

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071: The Power of Our Words and 3 Questions to Help You Communicate Effectively 30:08

6+ y ago30:08

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Our words have power. Learning to use them effectively can improve our marriages, interpersonal relationships, and police-community interactions. In this episode, Jonathan talks about the power of our words and provides a very practical process for filtering what we are about to say. Is it true, is it necessary, and is it kind?…

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070: This Noble Calling and a Tribute to the Fallen for Police Week 2018 24:19

6+ y ago24:19

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Every year in May, thousands of officers and survivors journey to our nation's capital for National Police Week where we honor those who have died the previous year in the line of duty. In this episode, Jonathan talks about the foundational view of service in this profession as being a calling, the sacrifice that sometimes accompanies the calling, …

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069: LEO or Peace Officer - On Identity and Purpose with 12initiative Founder Ryan Dunlap 53:07

6+ y ago53:07

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Are we law enforcement or peace officers? Is there a difference? How can we bring peace to our communities when we don't truly know or understand peace? In this episode, Jonathan continues the discussion on the identity crisis in our profession by talking with Pastor, Chaplain, and decorated Law Enforcement veteran Ryan Dunlap, the founder of the 1…

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068: Is Financial Wellness Discussed in Your Agency? with Financial Cop Nick Daugherty 44:34

6+ y ago44:34

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Financial Cop Nick Daugherty is back talking with us about the next steps towards financial wellness. In this episode, he builds upon the initial steps of budgeting and eliminating debt by discussing emergency savings funds, the importance of having a will, and the basics of life insurance. Nick retired from the Grand Prairie, TX Police Department …

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067: Four Tips for Improving Communication in Your Marriage with Police Wife and Chaplain Lisa Lerner 50:51

6+ y ago50:51

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Police wife, Chaplain, and Bless the Badge founder Lisa Lerner joins Jonathan to discuss four tips for improving communication in your marriage and beyond. She has been married for over 28 years to Chuck, a 30 year law enforcement veteran. Her journey has led her to develop tactical relationship training for officers and spouses so that their marri…

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066: Warrior or Guardian - The Identity Crisis in Law Enforcement and the Tension That Will Help Us Grow (Part 2) 26:59

7y ago26:59

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Who are we? The recent police shooting death of Stephon Clark in Sacramento brings to light once again the issue of police-community relations and the tensions that exist. How do we positively drive culture and perceptions of policing in the United States in the face of the challenges? In this episode (part 2 of 2), Jonathan suggests that the issue…

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065: Warrior or Guardian - The Identity Crisis in Law Enforcement and the Tension That Will Help Us Grow (Part 1) 30:09

7y ago30:09

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Who are we? The recent police shooting death of Stephon Clark in Sacramento brings to light once again the issue of police-community relations and the tensions that exist. How do we positively drive culture and perceptions of policing in the United States in the face of the challenges? In this episode (part 1 of 2), Jonathan suggests that the issue…

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064: Greater Loves Has No One Than This 31:58

7y ago31:58

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Greater love has no one than this, that one lay down his life for his friends. We often quote this saying when referring to the line of duty deaths of fellow officers. But where did this saying originate, and how might it apply to each one of us? In this episode, Jonathan explains the origins of this saying as a verse from the Bible in which Jesus …

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063: What Verdict Will You Issue Given the Evidence for the Resurrection of Jesus? 38:44

7y ago38:44

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The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is the centerpiece of the Christian faith. But is there evidence to support this truth claim, and if so, what verdict will we issue once we place the Resurrection on trial? In this episode, Jonathan presents four "exhibits" arranged as Scripture, tradition, reason, and experience in a logical, reasonable, forensic w…

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062: The Law Enforcement Leadership Blacklist and 4 Steps for Growing Beyond It 28:46

7y ago28:46

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As a young officer, Jonathan learned quickly that there tends to be this proverbial "blacklist" among certain supervisors within any given agency. The practice of blacklisting certain officers due to prior offenses, personality clashes, or preferences concerning policing is an unfortunate reality that affects morale and overall organizational succe…

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'Parenthood Disrupted(?) Dilemmas of Reproductive Technologies': The Baron Ver Heyden de Lancey Lecture 2018 57:39

7y ago57:39

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Baron Cornelius Ver Heyden de Lancey (1889-1984) was a wealthy and public-spirited Dutchman who at different times in his life was a dentist, doctor, surgeon, barrister and art historian. In 1970 he created the De Lancey and De La Hanty Foundation, to promote studies in medico-legal topics. The Foundation generously gave Cambridge the Ver Heyden de…

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061: Public Speaking, Police Training, and the Importance of Understanding Adult Learning Styles 35:40

7y ago35:40

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Once you learn something, it never leaves you. Or does it? Whether you are standing in front of others speaking or conducting training one-on-one as a Field Training Officer or mentor, you must understand the fundamentals of adult learning if you are going to connect with your audience and your message is going to stick. In this episode, Jonathan d…

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060: Three Key Principles for Developing a Great Public Speaking Presentation 26:15

7y ago26:15

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Public speaking is largely a skill that is developed. Ralph Waldo Emerson said, "All the great speakers were bad speakers at first." In this episode, Jonathan and his daughter Olivia delve deeper into the topic of public speaking by discussing the three key principles for developing a great public speaking presentation. Be sure to also listen to Ep…

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059: Four Tips for Overcoming Your Fear and Becoming a Great Public Speaker 31:59

7y ago31:59

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Even the thought of speaking in front of an audience is enough to send some of us into a panic. But if you're in law enforcement, there will be times when you're called upon to speak at a community group, conduct training, talk to students at a school, or go before a panel of interviewers for your next promotion. In this episode, Jonathan, with the…

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058: Five Tips for Taking the Stress Out of Tax Time 27:56

7y ago27:56

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As if we needed something else to stress about, the reality is that cops pay taxes too. With extra jobs, special equipment, divorces, and other unique considerations for those of us serving, we need all the help and advice we can get. In this episode, Jonathan shares five tips from a CPA that could help reduce the stress of tax time for you and you…

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057: These 3 Tactical Considerations for Officer Safety Could Help You Survive Your Shift 33:27

7y ago33:27

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So far, 2018 has proven to be deadly for law enforcement officers. There have been multiple officers killed or wounded by gunfire, and many wonder if there is any end in sight. In this episode, Jonathan discusses three tactical considerations for officer safety that could save your life and ensure that you go home at the end of your shift. For some…

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056: Four Things Every New Police Wife Needs to Know with Faith-Wife-Hero Founder Crystal Ienni 32:57

7y ago32:57

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Police wife and Faith.Wife.Hero founder Crystal Ienni joins Jonathan to discuss four things every police wife, and especially new police wives, need to know about life as a law enforcement spouse. She started Faith.Wife.Hero in Northern California after realizing there was little support available for spouses in her area. In this episode, she share…

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055: Be the Dad Your Kids Need with Three Practical Tips for Engaging Them Daily 32:20

7y ago32:20

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An often overlooked aspect of police life is the toll it takes on us as parents, especially fathers. We give so much of our lives to the needs and concerns of others, that we are physically and emotionally exhausted when we get home. Given the prevalence of divorce, our time with our children is even further divided. In this episode, Jonathan talks…

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054: How Police Supervisors Can Build Great Teams and Learn to Stop Micromanaging 28:20

7y ago28:20

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Great leaders understand the importance of a building a team. In this episode, Jonathan continues the series on leadership with an emphasis on preparing or developing yourself as a police supervisor. Learn how to overcome insecurity, stop micromanaging, and create a team that you can trust to accomplish your vision as part of the organization's vis…

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053: Police, Race, and Dr Martin Luther King, Jr 35:11

7y ago35:11

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In his “I Have a Dream” speech, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. spoke twice of the “unspeakable horrors of police brutality.” The issue of race relations in our nation, and especially concerning policing, is at the forefront of our minds. In this episode, Jonathan discusses what we can do as the law enforcement community to bring about healing and reco…

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052: Three Ways for Police Supervisors to Build Relationships and Boost Morale 23:21

7y ago23:21

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One of the greatest pitfalls for a person in the position of leadership is to be disconnected from the people he or she serves. We often describe that supervisor as having forgotten where he came from. In this episode, Jonathan provides three ways for leaders - police supervisors, spouses, and parents - to build relationships and build morale among…

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051: Developing the Leader in You Through Self-Awareness 25:35

7y ago25:35

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To become a great leader, you have to become a great version of yourself first. In this episode, Jonathan begins the New Year (2018) with three tips for becoming more self-aware in the process towards personal development and developing yourself as a leader. The episode includes a recommended reading list, and concludes with a very practical word o…

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050: Presence - Unwrapping the True Meaning of Christmas 21:55

7y ago21:55

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Isn't there anyone who knows what Christmas is all about!? In this episode, released on Christmas Day 2017, Jonathan talks about Charlie Brown's quest to find the true meaning of Christmas. He finds out that it is ultimately not about presents, but about presence - the presence of Jesus Christ who came as a baby born in Bethlehem. Find out what gif…

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049: Setting up 911 Communications Personnel for Success with Dispatcher and Trainer Connie Fraser 42:40

7y ago42:40

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Connie Fraser has been a 911 dispatcher in Calgary, Alberta since 1998. She has worked as a call evaluator, dispatcher, supervisor and trainer, and developed an innovative course to build 911 dispatcher resilience through mental preparedness. In this episode, Connie talks about the often overlooked trauma that dispatchers face, as well as the steps…

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048: Change Your Mindset and Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck with Nick Daugherty 42:59

7y ago42:59

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Nick Daugherty retired from the Grand Prairie, TX Police Department where he continues to serve as a Reserve Officer. After working to eliminate over $80,000 in consumer debt, he was introduced to Dave Ramsey's Total Money Makeover Program. He later became a Master Financial Coach, and has taught thousands of First Responders his "Building Financia…

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047: How to Create a Personal Action Plan with SMART Goals for the New Year 27:23

7y ago27:23

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Are you one of those people who sets lofty goals for the New Year only to feel discouraged a few weeks later? Perhaps you've listened to the podcast and want to know how to truly "watch your six." In episode 046, Jonathan outlined six tips for preventing a personal or professional crisis. In this episode, he explains SMART goals and helps you cre…

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046: Six Proactive Tips for Staying Healthy and Preventing a Personal Crisis Before it Starts 35:33

7y ago35:33

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In most cases, personal crises like suicide, divorce, bankruptcy, or heart attack are the culmination of ongoing problems that have built up over time. Rather than addressing the issues head on, we oftentimes ignore the pain and problems until they become overwhelming and incapacitating. In this episode, Jonathan provides six very practical, releva…

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045: How to Approach Church Safety with Pistol in the Pulpit Author Tim Rupp 41:43

7y ago41:43

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Tim Rupp is a retired Police Sergeant with over 10 years of full-time experience as a Pastor. He understands the need for protecting houses of worship, and is qualified to teach us how. In this episode, he talks about his personal connection to the church shooting in Sutherland Springs, Texas, as well as his book Pistol in the Pulpit, a guide for c…

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044: What Cops and the Wizard of Oz' Tin Man Have in Common 38:22

7y ago38:22

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The legend of the Tin Man, a lumberjack named Nick Chopper, says that a spell was cast on his axe. One by one, his limbs were chopped off and replaced by the tinsmith. Soon, the lumberjack could produce more chopped wood with his tin body than his human body. The only problem was that the tinsmith forgot to replace the lumberjack's heart, leaving h…

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