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073 – The 3U Method for Firefighters and Leaders

Becoming a great firefighter and leader requires a consistent and sustained effort. You have to instill and implement the HABIT of excellence in your career and your life. In this episode, David breaks it all down for you.
Posted On 31 May 2016
, By David J Soler
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072 – 3 Habits of Great Firefighters and Leaders

Becoming a great firefighter and leader requires a consistent and sustained effort. You have to instill and implement the HABIT of excellence in your career and your life. In this episode, David breaks it all down for you.
Posted On 02 Feb 2016
, By David J Soler
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3 Must Have Leadership Skills In The Fire Station

Why We Must Build Our In The Fire Station Leadership Skills 90% of our time and energy as fire officers happens away from the fire ground. – John Dixon Most of us fire officers spend the bulk of our training learning how to lead on the fire ground, yet most of their issues...
Posted On 25 Apr 2014
, By John Dixon
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Own It!

Own It – No Excuse Recently I learned a great lesson on bad decision making. Even though my decision had good intentions; I did not follow through with what I said I did. I could sit here and give excuses or play the blame game, but I won’t. I will OWN IT. By doing this I...
Posted On 10 Apr 2014
, By Christian Adams
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Building Your Leader’s Compass – Part 2

In part 1 we discussed how the leadership compass is built and how you as a leader in the fire service need to develop a leadership philosophy. Putting Together A Plan, Need An Example? Once you’ve answered these questions for yourself, write them into a philosophy that you can...
Posted On 21 Mar 2014
, By Larry Manasco
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3 Guidelines To Detect “The Dark Side” Of Leadership

Have you ever heard of “the dark side” of leadership? This is not a term we hear in leadership conversations or read about, but the reality is that it exists and impacts department growth. Authentic and true leaders are those that want to make a difference in the...
Posted On 28 Feb 2014
, By Les Karpluk
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Implementing Tactical Patience

Slow down! We need to look at the clues and cues of what is happening around us. Is the room that we are operating in showing signs of an impending flashover? Is the temperature in the compartment that we are operating within increasing by the second? What information is the...
Posted On 27 Feb 2014
, By John Dixon
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Fire Service Leadership Continuum – Part 4

In part 3 we discussed the four areas that must be addressed when moving into a leadership position. Now that you have moved into the position, you have to step up and be the leader your team wants and needs. Firefighters need good leaders. It is now up to you to be that leader....
Posted On 21 Feb 2014
, By Robert Simmons

Principled Leadership -Its Not Just An Officer Thing (Part 2)

As we talked in the previous article, developing to become that good leader that people want to follow is based on establishing some core principles that guide your decision making. Below are the set of core principles I used to shape what I did in the fire service. These did not...
Posted On 31 Jan 2014
, By Michael R. Rehfeld
Chief Dennis Rubin
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022- Rube’s Rules For Leadership And Survival

https://traffic.libsyn.com/davidsoler/022-Rubes_Rules_for_Leadership_And_Survival.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadFirefighterToolbox’s Firefighter Training Podcast Episode #22 About this Episode: Listen in to the interview with Chief Dennis Rubin and hear about...
Posted On 28 Jan 2014
, By David J Soler
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