Police Academy Podcast

Why are martial arts becoming an ever-growing part of police work today in the United States? Dr. Jeremy Butler joins the show to discuss the benefits this type of training can bring to our officers, communities, and law enforcement agencies. Other topics discussed include defund the police, abolish the police, growing up on Chicago’s south side, how Dr. Butler avoided becoming involved in gangs as a kid, and much more. Links: - Book -- Stop Resisting: The Law Enforcement Officer’s Guide to Proven Control Tactics, Less Lawsuits, and Building Community Trust Through Martial Arts - Jeremybutlerphd.com

Police unions are loathe to accept any sort of physical fitness standard for their agency. So the fact that the Texas Troopers have recently implemented a new physical fitness standard should be a good thing... right? Listen in to this episode to find out why their new standard is missing the point. Premium Fitness T-shirts Available at: https://www.policeacademypodcast.com/gsf Memberships available at: Patreon.com Thanks for listening! If you want to support us in our mission to bring truth to the masses, to support our police but also our communities across the nation who are hurting, please find us, Police Academy Podcast, on Patreon and become a member for as little as $1 a week. If you’d like to support Police Academy, there are 5 ways you can do so: Become a member at patreon.com/policeacademypodcast! All the cool kids are doin’ it! Subscribe to the podcast and YouTube channel. Rate and review the show by searching it on iTunes and clicking the reviews tab. Share with friends and family through social media and everyday conversation. Donate: This is a full-time job so any financial support helps out tremendously. Go to the website to donate directly to Police Academy. Even just a buck a show goes a long way toward keeping Police Academy on the air and in the mix. Thank you; for your support, love, and for some of you, hate mail. Which reminds me, if you have questions, comments, concerns, gripes, bunched up britches, or complaints, email: policeacademypodcast@gmail.com Do Good || Be Strong || Stay Free Sources: https://www.police1.com/health-wellness/articles/waistlines-are-not-a-good-measure-of-officer-fitness-wyoming-le-leaders-say-qn9fuZLyxRyRwiVX/?utm_source=Police1&utm_campaign=c5c7ac2b8d-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2022_05_03_06_19&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_5584e6920b-c5c7ac2b8d-84436220 https://www.police1.com/health-wellness/articles/texas-troopers-must-slim-down-or-face-discipline-directive-says-DoioPsyLtgnfDd8y/

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Find true success in law enforcement and in life by applying this powerful practice. Check out the GSF store: https://www.policeacademypodcast.com/gsf Memberships available at: Patreon.com Thanks for listening! If you want to support us in our mission to bring truth to the masses, to support our police but also our communities across the nation who are hurting, please find us, Police Academy Podcast, on Patreon and become a member for as little as $1 a week. If you’d like to support Police Academy, there are 5 ways you can do so: Become a member at patreon.com/policeacademypodcast! All the cool kids are doin’ it! Subscribe to the podcast and YouTube channel. Rate and review the show by searching it on iTunes and clicking the reviews tab. Share with friends and family through social media and everyday conversation. Donate: This is a full-time job so any financial support helps out tremendously. Go to the website to donate directly to Police Academy. Even just a buck a show goes a long way toward keeping Police Academy on the air and in the mix. Thank you; for your support, love, and for some of you, hate mail. Which reminds me, if you have questions, comments, concerns, gripes, bunched up britches, or complaints, email: policeacademypodcast@gmail.com Do Good || Be Strong || Stay Free

What are cops thinking out there in the crazy world of social justice and COVID 19? This letter from a 23-year-old female rookie cop has some insights. Discounted merch can be found here: https://www.policeacademypodcast.com/gsf Use PROMO “ 2022 “ for 22% off by Jan 22nd, 2022 Members always get discounts. Go to Patreon.com to learn more! Thanks for listening! If you want to support us in our mission to bring truth to the masses, to support our police but also our communities across the nation who are hurting, please find us, Police Academy Podcast, on Patreon and become a member for as little as $1 a week. If you’d like to support Police Academy, there are 5 ways you can do so: Become a member at patreon.com/policeacademypodcast! All the cool kids are doin’ it! Subscribe to the podcast and YouTube channel. Rate and review the show by searching it on iTunes and clicking the reviews tab. Share with friends and family through social media and everyday conversation. Donate: This is a full-time job so any financial support helps out tremendously. Go to the website to donate directly to Police Academy. Even just a buck a show goes a long way toward keeping Police Academy on the air and in the mix. Thank you; for your support, love, and for some of you, hate mail. Which reminds me, if you have questions, comments, concerns, gripes, bunched up britches, or complaints, email: policeacademypodcast@gmail.com Do Good || Be Strong || Fear Nothing

Check out our new merch at: https://www.policeacademypodcast.com/gsf Thanks for listening! If you want to support us in our mission to bring truth to the masses, to support our police but also our communities across the nation who are hurting, please find us, Police Academy Podcast, on Patreon and become a member for as little as $1 a week. If you’d like to support Police Academy, there are 5 ways you can do so: Become a member at patreon.com/policeacademypodcast! All the cool kids are doin’ it! Subscribe to the podcast and YouTube channel. Rate and review the show by searching it on iTunes and clicking the reviews tab. Share with friends and family through social media and everyday conversation. Donate: This is a full-time job so any financial support helps out tremendously. Go to the website to donate directly to Police Academy. Even just a buck a show goes a long way toward keeping Police Academy on the air and in the mix. Thank you; for your support, love, and for some of you, hate mail. Which reminds me, if you have questions, comments, concerns, gripes, bunched up britches, or complaints, email: policeacademypodcast@gmail.com Do Good || Be Strong || Fear Nothing

This one simple but powerful piece of advice has become a principle in my life that has propelled me to great success. If you listen and apply it as I have, I guarantee it will do the same for you! Member get more: patreon.com/policeacademypodcast LifeSpot: lifespotapp.com Intro: Key to success in field training and life If you have old tumbler, the challenge ends Nov 15 New tumbler is here. Top their members can order one if they want a replacement Pausing all member fees for November LifeSpot: email me if you want to get this into your agency Show: Two best pieces of advice I received in FTO Today, its “LOVE THE ONE YOU’RE WITH The context of original advice The expansion of it in my life and career Everyone you meet knows something you don’t Fools think they know a lot. How much do you know about _____? Now matter how much you know, someone knows something you don’t, and someone knows more Wise people know that they don’t really KNOW anything Recognize how your life has limited your knowledge, perspective, WISDOM. Even the best parents don’t give us everything we need. Personal responsibility “That’s how I was raised in not acceptable for a grown adult.” Confidence should come through facing hard challenges, overcoming some, failing in others, learning no matter what. You can be confident, but always remember to love the one you’re with! Thanks for listening! If you want to support us in our mission to bring truth to the masses, to support our police but also our communities across the nation who are hurting, please find us, Police Academy Podcast, on Patreon and become a member for as little as $1 a week. If you’d like to support Police Academy, there are 5 ways you can do so: Become a member at patreon.com/policeacademypodcast! All the cool kids are doin’ it! Subscribe to the podcast and YouTube channel. Rate and review the show by searching it on iTunes and clicking the reviews tab. Share with friends and family through social media and everyday conversation. Donate: This is a full-time job so any financial support helps out tremendously. Go to the website to donate directly to Police Academy. Even just a buck a show goes a long way toward keeping Police Academy on the air and in the mix. Thank you; for your support, love, and for some of you, hate mail. Which reminds me, if you have questions, comments, concerns, gripes, bunched up britches, or complaints, email: policeacademypodcast@gmail.com Do Good || Be Strong || Fear Nothing Credits: Purple main background: Links: Video by GamOl from Pexels

LifeSpot “doesn’t cost law enforcement a dime.” Go to lifespotapp.com to find out more. LifeSpotApp.com More Guest Info: Brett began his life of serving and protecting in 1989 when he enlisted in the United States Air Force. After an honorable discharge, he hired on with the Denver Police Department in 1993. After six years as a patrol officer, Brett was assigned to the Department’s full-time METRO SWAT/K9 Unit in 1999 until his retirement in 2019. He has deployed and participated in over 2800 high-risk tactical operations with several hundred of those ending in critical life and death incidents. As the creator of an internationally recognized SWAT/K9 training program, Brett has trained and provided lectures to over 8000 Police, SWAT and K9 officers around the country. He has also shared his life experiences with several thousand citizens to better educate them on becoming safer and more prepared for a crisis event. Quotes from the show: “Paws before boots.” “The threat is measured in seconds, the response is measured in minutes.” “Who wouldn’t want a free tool to save lives?” SHOW NOTES: Brett’s police K9 partners: Oscar “Oscar and I were somewhat of a shit show.” Stinger: Began developing the dog better Set the precedent for working with SWAT More positive reinforcement Vis: Wiser — better trained dog Best performer because best trained “FASTER”: Non-profit that trains people how to respond to active shooter situations. “The U.S. is on pace for 2021 to be the most in decades as gun crimes have risen. Governor Cuomo recently announced a disaster emergency in New York, bringing the conversation around gun violence, policing, and safety to the forefront.” Thanks for listening! If you want to support us in our mission to bring truth to the masses, to support our police but also our communities across the nation who are hurting, please find us, Police Academy Podcast, on Patreon and become a member for as little as $1 a week. If you’d like to support Police Academy, there are 5 ways you can do so: Become a member at patreon.com/policeacademypodcast! All the cool kids are doin’ it! Subscribe to the podcast and YouTube channel. Rate and review the show by searching it on iTunes and clicking the reviews tab. Share with friends and family through social media and everyday conversation. Donate: This is a full-time job so any financial support helps out tremendously. Go to the website to donate directly to Police Academy. Even just a buck a show goes a long way toward keeping Police Academy on the air and in the mix. Thank you; for your support, love, and for some of you, hate mail. Which reminds me, if you have questions, comments, concerns, gripes, bunched up britches, or complaints, email: policeacademypodcast@gmail.com Do Good || Be Strong || Fear Nothing Credits: Purple main background: Links: Video by GamOl from Pexels

New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Marc Cameron, a native of Texas, has spent over three decades in law enforcement. He is the award-winning author of the Arliss Cutter and the Jericho Quinn series, as well as the Tom Clancy Jack Ryan, Sr. books, starting with Power and Empire in 2017. A second-degree black belt in jujitsu, he often teaches defensive tactics to other law enforcement agencies and civilian groups. Cameron presently lives in Alaska with his wife and his BMW motorcycle. Main Discussion points: Difference between local and federal law enforcement Taking the reigns on the Tom Clancy legacy Transitioning from law enforcement to civilian life Real life stories that have inspired characters and scenes in his books Thanks for listening! If you want to support us in our mission to bring truth to the masses, to support our police but also our communities across the nation who are hurting, please find us, Police Academy Podcast, on Patreon and become a member for as little as $1 a week. If you’d like to support Police Academy, there are 5 ways you can do so: Become a member at patreon.com/policeacademypodcast! All the cool kids are doin’ it! Subscribe to the podcast and YouTube channel. Rate and review the show by searching it on iTunes and clicking the reviews tab. Share with friends and family through social media and everyday conversation. Donate: This is a full-time job so any financial support helps out tremendously. Go to the website to donate directly to Police Academy. Even just a buck a show goes a long way toward keeping Police Academy on the air and in the mix. Thank you; for your support, love, and for some of you, hate mail. Which reminds me, if you have questions, comments, concerns, gripes, bunched up britches, or complaints, email: policeacademypodcast@gmail.com Do Good || Be Strong || Fear Nothing Background effects: Video by GamOl from Pexels

"Hope is a terrible strategy." - Utah County Sheriff Mike Smith Show Notes: Thanks for listening! If you want to support us in our mission to bring truth to the masses, to support our police but also our communities across the nation who are hurting, please find us, Police Academy Podcast, on Patreon and become a member for as little as $1 a week. If you’d like to support Police Academy, there are 5 ways you can do so: Become a member at patreon.com/policeacademypodcast! All the cool kids are doin’ it! Subscribe to the podcast and YouTube channel. Rate and review the show by searching it on iTunes and clicking the reviews tab. Share with friends and family through social media and everyday conversation. Donate: This is a full-time job so any financial support helps out tremendously. Go to the website to donate directly to Police Academy. Even just a buck a show goes a long way toward keeping Police Academy on the air and in the mix. Thank you; for your support, love, and for some of you, hate mail. Which reminds me, if you have questions, comments, concerns, gripes, bunched up britches, or complaints, email: policeacademypodcast@gmail.com Do Good || Be Strong || Fear Nothing Rising Lights: Video by GamOl from Pexels

Jason Evans served as a police officer for the Grand Junction Police Department in Colorado for seven years where he spent time as a patrol officer, school resource officer, community resource officer, and firearms instructor for the department. Prior to working as a police officer, he served 10 years in the U.S. Navy as a Submarine Electrician. Jason holds a Nuclear Engineering Degree and a Master of Business Administration with an emphasis in Data Analytics. Jason is currently a project engineer at Knott Laboratory. SHOW LINKS: Police Academy Merch: PoliceAcademyPodcast.com/GSF Jason Evans: jevans@knottlab.com 970-732-1135 https://knottlab.com/services/digital-media-forensics/ https://vimeo.com/537751803 Show notes: Knott Laboratory LLC is a forensic engineering and animation firm, and has created Digital Media Forensics; a new division to assist law enforcement with in-depth analysis of digital evidence. What Digital Media Forensics can do for law enforcement: Recreate crime scenes in 3D Discover facts in a case and eliminate issues Create transparency Present the case clearly to a jury. For example, Digital Media Forensics can use video and audio evidence from: · Body worn cameras · Surveillance cameras · Patrol dashboard cameras · Cell phones · Video doorbells · Traffic cameras · Photographs from the scene · Drone footage And merge this evidence with a Point Cloud to find key factors, such as: · Positions of people, vehicles, and objects · Second-by-second timeline of events · Speed, pitch, yaw, roll, and angles of objects · Locations of evidence · Points of rest “Digital analysis at this level is a new necessity for law enforcement,” said Stanley Stoll, CEO/Principal Engineer at Knott Laboratory. “We see cases scrutinized in the media. Every detail in our work is scientifically accurate, providing that needed transparency, while clearly presenting the facts of the case.” In addition to video analysis, Knott Laboratory’s Digital Media Forensics experts can use Motion Capture, Real-Time Simulation, Interactive Visualizations, and Virtual Reality to create custom case presentations. Video Evidence is objective, or is it? The viewer is not objective Much of the important evidence is in the data you don’t see How do you help remove the “perspective” of the viewer? How can agencies respond to high visibility incidents better? How long does it take so get at least a baseline understanding of what happened once you have all the video? How do agencies begin working with Knott Labs? Is this the new norm? Will we see OIS go through a review process using this tech without exception at some point in the future?

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That’s right, tough guys (and gals) cry too. No matter how intimidating and stone cold a cop might look like on the outside, every one of us has moments where we break down and cry or at least should. This listener-driven episode goes to the place most cops don’t like to go.

Derek Chauvin has been sentenced to 22 1/2 years in prison for George Floyd's death. Is this a just punishment? Is it too lenient, too harsh, should he have been convicted at all? Thanks for listening! If you want to support us in our mission to bring truth to the masses, to support our police but also our communities across the nation who are hurting, please find us, Police Academy Podcast, on Patreon and become a member for as little as $1 a week. If you’d like to support Police Academy, there are 5 ways you can do so: 1. Become a member at patreon.com/policeacademypodcast! All the cool kids are doin’ it! 2. Subscribe to the podcast and YouTube channel. 3. Rate and review the show by searching it on iTunes and clicking the reviews tab. 4. Share with friends and family through social media and everyday conversation. 5. Donate: This is a full-time job so any financial support helps out tremendously. Go to the website to donate directly to Police Academy. Even just a buck a show goes a long way toward keeping Police Academy on the air and in the mix. Thank you; for your support, love, and for some of you, hate mail. Which reminds me, if you have questions, comments, concerns, gripes, bunched up britches, or complaints, email: policeacademypodcast@gmail.com Do Good || Be Strong || Fear Nothing Credits: Purple main background: Links: Video by GamOl from Pexels

PSA: Change in schedule for next two months or so: Roll calls as I can get to them Members will get all of them in full Audio only This reduces production time Our t-shirts are in progress! Members get discounts New tumbler is coming soon! Recent events: More states are starting to make changes to their qualified immunity laws Looks like a dog and pony show right now But what is it? Qualified immunity is a type of legal immunity. “Qualified immunity balances two important interests—the need to hold public officials accountable when they exercise power irresponsibly and the need to shield officials from harassment, distraction, and liability when they perform their duties reasonably.” Pearson v. Callahan . Specifically, qualified immunity protects a government official from lawsuits alleging that the official violated a plaintiff's rights, only allowing suits where officials violated a “clearly established” statutory or constitutional right. When determining whether or not a right was “clearly established,” courts consider whether a hypothetical reasonable official would have known that the defendant’s conduct violated the plaintiff’s rights. Courts conducting this analysis apply the law that was in force at the time of the alleged violation, not the law in effect when the court considers the case. Qualified immunity is not immunity from having to pay money damages, but rather immunity from having to go through the costs of a trial at all. Accordingly, courts must resolve qualified immunity issues as early in a case as possible, preferably before discovery. Qualified immunity only applies to suits against government officials as individuals, not suits against the government for damages caused by the officials’ actions. As long as officers are protected from facing civil suits, it’s still in effect The whole point is to keep govt officials free to do their jobs. Without this protection, cops will not be able to work. True bans of qualified immunity will render that LEO agency ineffective and defunct Citation/Book Section: Weekly wisdom: Becoming a Cop is like Taking the Red pill The world you know is only a façad The truth is that you are surrounded by pain, suffering, destruction, and evil You can’t be told, you have to see it for yourself You can’t unsee it, you just have to decide what to do with the truth How to decide if you should become a police officer: All I offer is the truth, nothing more Police work will force you to see the truth about human nature If you want to be a police officer: You should be a person who is willing to give up the comfort of the matrix Life is simple, peaceful, and safe (so you think) when you can ignore the evil lurking in every dark corner When you take the red pill, you no longer have that comfort. Now you live in the darkness too You must be willing to accept the truth, the things you find in the dark, at face value You should be a person who refuses to accept a mediocre life Do not get into it for job security, the benefits, the retirement, etc. There are plenty of other big corporation jobs and govt jobs that have that The Matrix exists to keep people comfortable and productive, to keep the sheep happy We are LIONS, good, strong and free. The world will look to us to face the greatest of evils. Take the red pill only if you’re willing to give up your comfortable, cozy, life of a sheep. Low Rider by Spooky and Boylan

Recent events: Chauvin trial update: Charges: https://www.newsweek.com/derek-chauvin-charges-why-accused-manslaughter-murder-george-floyd-1579771 second-degree unintentional murder "without intent to effect the death of any person while committing or attempting to commit a felony offense other than criminal sexual conduct in the first or second degree with for or violence or a drive-by shooting." UP TO 40 YEARS third-degree murder (HAS BEEN REINSTATED) without intent to effect the death of any person, causes the death of another by perpetrating an act eminently dangerous to others and evidencing a depraved mind, without regard for human life." “On July 15, 2017, Justine Damond (née Ruszczyk)[2] a 40-year-old Australian-American woman,[3] was fatally shot by black 33-year-old Minneapolis Police Department officer Mohamed Noor after she had called 9-1-1 to report the possible assault of a woman in an alley behind her house. Occurring weeks after a high-profile manslaughter trial acquittal in the 2016 police shooting of Philando Castile, also in the Twin Cities metro area, the shooting exacerbated existing tensions and attracted national and international press.[4] On March 20, 2018, Noor was charged with second-degree manslaughter and third-degree murder. Noor claimed self defense. Prosecutors later upgraded the charges against Noor to second-degree intentional murder. In April 2019, Noor, a Somali American, was convicted of third-degree murder and manslaughter, but acquitted of intentional second-degree murder.[5] In June 2019, Noor was sentenced to 12.5 years in prison.[6] Damond's family brought a civil lawsuit against the City of Minneapolis alleging violation of Damond's civil rights, which the city settled for US$20 million,[7] one of the largest-ever settlements in a suit involving a police killing.[6]” Damond came up to the car and the officers startled, Noor shooting her because he heard a loud noise Usually for cases when the victim is not known by the perpetrator but the act put “others” in danger of death or serious bodily injury. UP TO 25 YEARS second-degree manslaughter death caused by “culpable negligence whereby the person creates an unreasonable risk and consciously takes chances of causing death or great bodily harm to another." This is the most provable No breathing, no pulse, still does nothing. THAT is going to be hard to beat for the defense. MAX 10 YEARS Store clerk feels Guilty? Should he? We’ll talk about that on the member side of the show! Christopher Martin: “Martin said he immediately believed the $20 that Floyd gave him in exchange for a pack of cigarettes was fake but accepted it, even though store policy was that the amount would be taken out of his paycheck if found to be counterfeit. Martin said he initially planned to just put the bill on his "tab" but then second-guessed himself and told a manager, who sent Martin outside to ask Floyd to return to the store. He said a manager asked another employee to call the police after Floyd and a passenger in Floyd's vehicle twice refused to go back into the store to resolve the issue.” https://www.foxnews.com/us/derek-chauvin-trial-minneapolis-store-clerk-guilt-counterfeit-bill-police-call this is logical error but the way our society thinks today We are responsible for our actions and no one other than our own George Floyd is responsible for putting fentanyl and meth, for passing the bill, and for forcing himself into the ground outside the cruiser Chai in is responsible for not reading the situation and changing course once Floyd stopped talking This store own is not responsible and should not feel guilty about anything Citation/Book Section: Weekly wisdom: Bad leadership is everywhere. What can you do? Make them look good Do better than them (be beyond reproach) Ignore their tantrums Confront their unprofessional behavior Work for good leaders when possible

So you've decided to change your life for the better and want to get into law enforcement but there's still that nagging question in the back of your mind, "What about the drugs I used back in the day. Is anyone going to hire me?" Put that question to rest today!

Recent events: Lots of good OIS videos being posted in the channel. If you want to be part of that conversation, become a member! One common theme where officers struggle: Move laterally to cover!! The natural response is to move AWAY, often backwards This is BAD Moving sideways does a few things Get into shooters OODA loop (Observe Orient Decide Act) Moving backwards doesn’t change their target acquisition much Sideways means they have to track you continually or re-aquire you if they look away It keeps you from tripping allows you to control the angle from which to fight Weekly wisdom and Citation/Book Section: The Mystery of Man: Why do people do what they do? A little insight into why it seems there are so many idiots out there! To get the part of the episode, you have to be a member go to patreon.com

“IT DOESN’T MATTER WHERE YOU ARE RIGHT NOW, IT IS 100% POSSIBLE FOR YOU… YOU ARE 100% CAPABLE!” - MARC HILDEBRAND “Marc Hildebrand is a current Law Enforcement Officer from LAPD who struggled through a 100 pound weight loss journey while losing touch with his family and blamed it on his crazy career. After successfully getting into the best shape of his life at 43 years old, he now shows other LEOs how to GENERATE the time & energy so they can get into incredible shape, connect with their family on a deep and impactful level, and change the trajectory of their career forever.” - https://www.leofamilyfitness.com Owner of First Responder Fitness LAPD officer LEO Family Fitness https://www.leofamilyfitness.com Members Get More!! — patreon.com/PoliceAcademyPodcast Thanks for listening! If you want to support us in our mission to bring truth to the masses, to support our police but also our communities across the nation who are hurting, please find us, Police Academy Podcast, on Patreon and become a member for as little as $1 a week. If you’d like to support Police Academy, there are 5 ways you can do so: Become a member at patreon.com/policeacademypodcast! All the cool kids are doin’ it! Subscribe to the podcast and YouTube channel. Rate and review the show by searching it on iTunes and clicking the reviews tab. Share with friends and family through social media and everyday conversation. Donate: This is a full-time job so any financial support helps out tremendously. Go to the website to donate directly to Police Academy. Even just a buck a show goes a long way toward keeping Police Academy on the air and in the mix. Thank you; for your support, love, and for some of you, hate mail. Which reminds me, if you have questions, comments, concerns, gripes, bunched up britches, or complaints, email: policeacademypodcast@gmail.com Do Good || Be Strong || Fear Nothing Show Notes: Mindset… A lot around failure, with my health/fitness, as well as losing connection with my family by giving it all to my career. TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR FITNESS, FAMILY AND CAREER SURROUND YOURSELF WITH BETTER PEOPLE LISTEN TO THE RIGHT MENTORS SEPARATE FROM NEGATIVE PEOPLE IN YOUR LIVES FIND SOMEONE WITH A DIFFERENT SUPERPOWER!! LISTEN TO MENTORS WHO HAVE GREAT MENTORS FIXED MINDSET VS GROWTH MINDSET BE AUTHENTICALLY YOU!!!! LOOK UP TO PEOPLE, BUT DON’T TRY TO BE THEM RE-FRAME FAILURE TURN IT INTO OPPORTUNITY BE WILLING TO TRY AND FAIL, REPEAT LEO FAMILY FITNESS PODCAST: LEAD FROM THE FROM PHYSICAL, MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL HEALTH CONNECT DEEPER WITH THE FAMILY MASTERMIND TEAMS TACTICS FOR IMPROVING IN DIFFERENT AREAS OF YOUR LIFE CONNECTING THE RIGHT PEOPLE TOGETHER IT DOESN’T MATTER WHERE YOU ARE RIGHT NOW, IT IS 100% POSSIBLE FOR YOU… YOU ARE 100% CAPABLE!