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368. "How to Be, How to Move, What to Think" - Robert James

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RJ is back in the studio with Jeremy discussing the value of connection and friendship within the fire service, emphasizing the importance of mentorship, accountability, and personal growth. They explore the opportunities available in the fire service today, the need for individuals to take ownership of their roles, and the significance of learning from mistakes. The discussion also highlights the evolving role of instructors and the emergence of new voices in fire service training, stressing the importance of experience and authenticity in teaching. In this conversation, RJ and Jeremy discuss the essential qualities of effective fire service instructors, emphasizing the importance of experience, humility, and self-awareness. They explore how instructors can connect with diverse audiences, the significance of credibility in teaching, and the need for continuous learning and improvement. The dialogue also highlights the importance of creating opportunities for others in the fire service and the necessity of being genuine and transparent in one's teaching approach.
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RJ is back in the studio with Jeremy discussing the value of connection and friendship within the fire service, emphasizing the importance of mentorship, accountability, and personal growth. They explore the opportunities available in the fire service today, the need for individuals to take ownership of their roles, and the significance of learning from mistakes. The discussion also highlights the evolving role of instructors and the emergence of new voices in fire service training, stressing the importance of experience and authenticity in teaching. In this conversation, RJ and Jeremy discuss the essential qualities of effective fire service instructors, emphasizing the importance of experience, humility, and self-awareness. They explore how instructors can connect with diverse audiences, the significance of credibility in teaching, and the need for continuous learning and improvement. The dialogue also highlights the importance of creating opportunities for others in the fire service and the necessity of being genuine and transparent in one's teaching approach.
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