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Season 6 - Episode 128
Unlock the secrets to effective law enforcement leadership in our latest episode where I chat with Dr. Terry Anderson. Gain invaluable insight into the world of police work where emotional and interpersonal skills are as critical as the badge and gun. Dr. Anderson, with his extensive background in both Canada and the U.S., illuminates the often-neglected areas of self-management and team leadership that ripple through the lives of officers and those they protect. With an innovative field guide and book, we delve into the transformative journey of continuous skill development and its profound impact on community safety.
As you listen, discover why every officer is a leader, whether they're directing traffic or commanding a precinct. Our engaging conversation travels through the philosophy of leadership and the role of self-awareness in crafting an effective officer – one who can positively influence their team and community. We discuss the unique online course that equips officers with the tools to self-assess and strengthen twelve key competencies, all designed to enhance decision-making and foster a culture of continuous improvement. Learn how resources like Command College are shaping the future of law enforcement with practical applications that stretch far beyond the uniform.
Wrapping up, we explore how the same leadership skills that serve on duty can transform personal and community interactions. Hear about the success stories, like that of Sheriff Greg Champagne, whose commitment to leadership training has led to remarkable outcomes.
Terry and I touch on the importance of grounding, centering, attending, and observing—core competencies that enable officers to lead with empathy and emotional intelligence. This episode is an eye-opener for anyone interested in the intersection of law enforcement and leadership, proving that the badge of a good officer is crafted through both skill and heart.
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Website: www.copdocpodcast.com
If you'd like to arrange for facilitated training, or consulting, or talk about steps you might take to improve your leadership and help in your quest for promotion, contact Steve at [email protected]
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Season 6 - Episode 128
Unlock the secrets to effective law enforcement leadership in our latest episode where I chat with Dr. Terry Anderson. Gain invaluable insight into the world of police work where emotional and interpersonal skills are as critical as the badge and gun. Dr. Anderson, with his extensive background in both Canada and the U.S., illuminates the often-neglected areas of self-management and team leadership that ripple through the lives of officers and those they protect. With an innovative field guide and book, we delve into the transformative journey of continuous skill development and its profound impact on community safety.
As you listen, discover why every officer is a leader, whether they're directing traffic or commanding a precinct. Our engaging conversation travels through the philosophy of leadership and the role of self-awareness in crafting an effective officer – one who can positively influence their team and community. We discuss the unique online course that equips officers with the tools to self-assess and strengthen twelve key competencies, all designed to enhance decision-making and foster a culture of continuous improvement. Learn how resources like Command College are shaping the future of law enforcement with practical applications that stretch far beyond the uniform.
Wrapping up, we explore how the same leadership skills that serve on duty can transform personal and community interactions. Hear about the success stories, like that of Sheriff Greg Champagne, whose commitment to leadership training has led to remarkable outcomes.
Terry and I touch on the importance of grounding, centering, attending, and observing—core competencies that enable officers to lead with empathy and emotional intelligence. This episode is an eye-opener for anyone interested in the intersection of law enforcement and leadership, proving that the badge of a good officer is crafted through both skill and heart.
Contact us: [email protected]
Website: www.copdocpodcast.com
If you'd like to arrange for facilitated training, or consulting, or talk about steps you might take to improve your leadership and help in your quest for promotion, contact Steve at [email protected]
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