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This week, Chris is joined by Yoga Badass Paige Arnone. Paige opens up and shares about her childhood and the path that led her to healing her mind and body. As she learned from yoga, she looked for opportunities to come alongside the first responder community to help them in their healing journey.
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This week's episode was inspired by an unnamed leader and by the Working Genius certification course. Chris couldn't recall where he heard, "Character precedes conduct," but he believed it was impowering. In the Working Genius certification course he heard, "What's rewarded is repeated." This concept begs the questions, What are we rewarding in our organizations and in our homes?
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This week, Chris is joined by Zach Johnson. Chris and Zach worked together at the Kennewick Police Department. Zach can be described in a lot of ways: NCAA National Football champion (2010), coach, leader, mentor, police officer, twin brother, husband, father, friend. Zach's experiences and his faith have shaped his view of the world and leadership.
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Organizational Spotlight
DeliverFund
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This week's episode was inspired by leadership co-facilitator Ian Edwards and retired police chief Chris Cowan. "No one follows a victim," were Ian's words a week ago as we co-facilitated a Washington State leadership course. Chris didn't like the saying at first, feeling it was almost insulting for people going through tough times. Then he realized, people who go through tough times have a choice. They can choose their posture each day. Chris also shares an inspiring text from his friend Chris Cowan.
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This week, Chris is joined by Kennewick Fire Chief Chad Michael. Chief Michael has served numerous communities around Washington State. He highlights in this episode the significance his wife and mentors had on him as a man and leader. Chris and Chad also discuss the importance of finding the right role. Life is less about positions of authority and more about finding the role that fulfills a person's calling.
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Kennewick Fire Department
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Service Peace Warriors
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This week on Might Mondays, Chris reflects on the lessons he learned over the past two weeks. He has committed to making 2025 a year of learning. How differently would you live life if you were a student of life? In this episode, he reflects on the trade-offs that he continues to make in life. He also shares some wise words written by co-host Jaimie and how her remarkable students showed up for her.
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Warriors Heart
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This week on Might Mondays, Chris reflects on the lessons he learned over the past two weeks. He has committed to making 2025 a year of learning. How differently would you live life if you were a student of life? In this episode, he reflects on the trade-offs that he continues to make in life. He also shares some wise words written by co-host Jaimie and how her remarkable students showed up for her.
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This week, Chris is joined by Benton County (WA) Sheriff Tom Croskrey. Sheriff Croskrey has over 30 years of law enforcement experience. He was appointed as sheriff in 2021. As he stepped into the organization, there was a need for leadership. Sheriff Croskrey talked about making the right decisions and using leadership courage as a foundation.
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Benton County Sheriff's Office
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Warriors Heart
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In this episode of Mighty Mondays, Chris reflects on lessons learned over the past couple weeks. He shares lessons from the Zach Williams song, Fear is a Liar, and from a random social media post. Share your thoughts with Chris by connecting on Spotify or on one of the social media channels below.
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This week, clinical psychologist Dr. Xavier Amador joins Chris on the podcast. Dr. Amador is an internationally renowned clinical psychologist and leader in his field. His books, published clinical research, worldwide speaking tours and extensive work in schizophrenia, bipolar and other disorders have been translated into 30 languages. He is also the CEO of the Henry Amador Center on Anosognosia and a family caregiver of two close relatives with serious mental illness.
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Leap Institute
Dr.Amador.com
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Deer Hollow Recovery
Phone: 888-593-5669
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