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Delegate Authority – Not Tasks

Delegate Authority – Not Tasks

As a leader, your role goes beyond delegating tasks to your team members. You must also delegate authority to empower them to make independent decisions. When team members are given the authority to make critical decisions, they feel more invested in their work and...

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Teamwork: The Real Winner

Teamwork: The Real Winner

There is an age-old saying that talent alone can win you games, but it takes teamwork and intelligence to clinch championships. It's a timeless quote from basketball legend Michael Jordan. What does this mean, and why should we care? Talent is like that shiny new toy....

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Building a Legacy Through Creativity

Building a Legacy Through Creativity

As we navigate the labyrinth of life, we often stumble upon the urge to "leave our mark" or "make a dent in the universe." While seemingly empowering, these phrases carry an undertone of disruption and even destruction, akin to a dog marking its territory or a...

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Mastering the Art of Rhetoric: A Leadership Application

Mastering the Art of Rhetoric: A Leadership Application

Effective communication is essential for successful leadership. By honing the art of rhetoric, leaders can effectively convey their messages to their teams and other stakeholders clearly and compellingly. This requires an understanding of language and how to craft sentences that are both aesthetically pleasing and packed with substance. To ensure effective communication, it’s important to focus on

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On Overtime and Long Hours

On Overtime and Long Hours

"Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's need, but not every man's greed." Mahatma Ghandi Money has a powerful effect on people. It can change their priorities, their values, and their behavior. For public safety professionals, the temptation to constantly work...

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Why Not Read the Comments?

Why Not Read the Comments?

We’ve all been there. You’re scrolling through your social media feed, and you come across a post that sparks an emotional reaction. Before you know it, you’ve clicked on the comments section and read the responses. But why do we read the online comments when we know...

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Trust Yourself

Do you ever feel like the world is trying to tell you how your choices should be made or what path you should take? You're not alone. Even our most influential figures have had to confront this kind of pressure. Ralph Waldo Emerson once declared, “What I must do is...

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Training Ethics in Policing

Training Ethics in Policing

Ensuring police officers are trained in proper ethics is a priority for all departments. As police supervisors and leaders, it’s important to remember that ethical training doesn’t happen by accident; it takes purposeful planning and strategies to teach officers how...

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Where are your opinions formulated?

Where are your opinions formulated?

'Opinions have become currency in our media-driven world today. Too often, we start with a pre-defined belief and look for the information that fits it rather than evaluating all the evidence before forming an opinion. How do you know where to find reliable sources?...

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Inaction Speaks Loudly

Inaction Speaks Loudly

We all strive to convey our intentions and messages clearly, but sometimes the items we fail to do may speak volumes. Our nonverbal communication strategies can be incredibly revealing about our true feelings or even suggest that there is something left unsaid. Being...

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The World as We Know It.

"I will learn to look at life through uncynical eyes." Audie Murphy We've all been there. You know, that place where you're just going through the motions day in and day out. Where everything feels gray and bleak, and you can't seem to find anything to be optimistic...

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