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Stop chasing winning and start eliminating the things that make you lose
Pro golfer reinforces leadership is about making tough decisions for the greater good
Identity, ego, and the addiction to chaos (aka, why you’re weirdly restless on vacation)
Elevating leadership, camaraderie, and change in Ontario’s fire service
Hurricane Katrina reshaped disaster response, highlighting that no city is immune and readiness must reach beyond borders
Wait … what? A personal introduction to a new column dedicated to supporting the whole firefighter
In this fast-changing fire service world, you have to be in the know
Captain Danny Troxell’s 40-year fire service legacy with D
A rookie learns fast that mistakes burn but listening to your brothers might just make you a better firefighter
Learn the five principles for speaking to influence in the fire service – one involves not actually speaking at all
This is not about doing less
Balancing duty and presence is important because the job can blur the line between showing up out of habit and showing up with heart
A ‘non-runner’ reflects on his journey to support the Canadian Fallen Firefighters Foundation
How mastering concentration can be the difference between success and catastrophe on the fireground
Reflection is the key to transforming mistakes into opportunities for growth, allowing us to learn, heal, and move forward more resilient than before
This leadership style is all about mutual respect, trust, collaboration, shared values, and open communication
Magnetic resonance imaging machines are a hazard to first responders, so being aware and prepared can make all the difference in avoiding disasters
Quiet strength, self-assessment, and the wisdom of experience shape true leadership on the fireground
Fire service organizations benefit from the contributions of professional psychology
‘Is it possible that we use the term “self-leadership” because leadership is just a sexier term and sells better?’
To the ones who carry it all, a chaplain offers refuge without judgment, answers, or demands
When the lists get long and the pressure piles up, clarity comes not from doing it all, but from learning when to let go
From PTSD to addiction and relationship breakdowns, firefighters face invisible challenges that demand attention and compassionate intervention
Quiet leadership moments teach us more than we realize at the time