Stop Apologizing for Arrests—Now
Part of the answer—and part of the growing problem—is that the law enforcement profession takes the blame for almost everythi
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Part of the answer—and part of the growing problem—is that the law enforcement profession takes the blame for almost everythi
There is no doubt we see the absolute worst that society has to offer. We live in a world, where we potentially enter a new nightmare with every break of ...
Courage is an essential element of leadership; without courage you will never be able to stand when everyone else is sitting.
Some of the best leaders I know or know of, don’t know it all but they aren’t afraid to surround themselves with people who do.
There has been a trend of toxic leadership plaguing every sector of society.
As law enforcement leaves 2019, tremendous challenges remain in the profession and I have been very vocal that if leadership in the profession does not rise to the occasion, law ...
On today's episode of "Courageous Today", Major Travis Yates interviews Lt. Randy Sutton, "The Voice of American Law Enforcement" on the plight of leadership in law enforcement
Leadership is lonely by its very nature. Heck, if being liked made you a good leader, we would have tons of great leaders.
I often find myself meeting and talking to officers from agencies with a few officers to those with thousands. I have come to know these tremendous servants in every state ...
Developing the courage to lead means having the courage to know the real you. It is only after being knowledgeable and comfortable with you, that you can lead others. We ...
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