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In this milestone episode, Preston reflects on their first experience at the FDIC conference, sharing insights on the importance of community, networking, and personal growth within the fire service. The conversation emphasizes the value of long-term thinking in leadership and the significance of building relationships at such events. Preston also provides practical tips for first-time attendees, highlighting the overwhelming yet energizing atmosphere of FDIC and the innovations showcased at the conference. In this episode, the host reflects on experiences from the FDIC conference, discussing the fitness levels of firefighters, the importance of traditions and brotherhood in the fire service, and the challenges of recruitment and retention. The conversation emphasizes the need for strong leadership and the value of attending conferences for professional development and community building.
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In this milestone episode, Preston reflects on their first experience at the FDIC conference, sharing insights on the importance of community, networking, and personal growth within the fire service. The conversation emphasizes the value of long-term thinking in leadership and the significance of building relationships at such events. Preston also provides practical tips for first-time attendees, highlighting the overwhelming yet energizing atmosphere of FDIC and the innovations showcased at the conference. In this episode, the host reflects on experiences from the FDIC conference, discussing the fitness levels of firefighters, the importance of traditions and brotherhood in the fire service, and the challenges of recruitment and retention. The conversation emphasizes the need for strong leadership and the value of attending conferences for professional development and community building.
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