Recent Articles
Posted By: Devon Wells
Mon Nov 19th, 2018
I recently had the opportunity to listen to a presentation on fixing whatever may be standing in the way of your personal progress. This presentation made me dive deep into my personal and professional life and what I needed to accomplish to get those roadblocks out of the way. I started considering
Posted By: Leigh Hubbard
Wed Oct 31st, 2018
I have written this opening sentence over a dozen times now. I don’t want it to read like a blog post. Sadly, that’s exactly the way it is going to read. “I am stressed!” There’s no other colorful way to paint the picture. “I am stressed!”
The reality is that I’m running around in a fit of an
Posted By: Bill Webb
Tue Oct 30th, 2018
With the 115th Congress coming to an end, political pundits are already writing their post-mortems about what Congress achieved and didn’t achieve. Because the climate in Washington, DC has become so politically oppressive, it’s nearly impossible to get an objective analysis on the 115th Congress,
Posted By: Bruce E Bjorge
Mon Oct 29th, 2018
How do you know your fire personnel are being adequately trained? If you’re not managing your training program aggressively, it might take an adverse incident to discover your department’s training is missing the mark. When something goes wrong, it may reveal a training issue or deficiency resulting
Posted By: Dennis Van't Ende
Wed Sep 12th, 2018
The process to becoming a firefighter doesn’t always look the same for everybody and varies based on your location, and its not always a job, but more of a calling. One must be passionate about being a firefighter in order to be successful on the job. Throughout this article, and during my session a
