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Thinking Like CRAP

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Jan,2015

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Clarity – Relevance – Accuracy – Precision     Thinking like CRAP – the 4-step filtering process to run every thought through when making any and all decisions. Clarity – To get crystal clear on the exact issue at hand,…

Mental Toughness on Out of Bounds

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Nov,2014

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CLICK Here to Listen to the latest Mental Toughness segment on WCCP The ROAR with Qualk and Dutch – Out of Bounds Nov 12, 2014   This week we discussed the mindset needed for FSU to overcome the continued drop in…

Your Attitude is Yours and Yours Alone

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Jul,2014

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“If I were immersed in constant melancholy, I would not be who I am.” Elie Wiesel Back in 2001, I was assigned to provide personal security for Auschwitz survivor and Nobel Peace Prize winner, Elie Wiesel. It was during the…

Shoulder to Shoulder

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Jul,2014

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When I was a street cop, the way the good officers judged whether another officer was a good partner, was not based on the other officer’s personality, gender, race, looks, cologne, or any criteria other than, will this officer backing…

Mirror, Mirror…

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Jul,2014

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Don’t Mistake Bringing Clarity For Being Confrontational As a Critical Thinking and Mental Toughness Consultant, I have been accused of being confrontational, nothing could be farther from being accurate. Often, bringing clarity, by offering a path to objective reality, is…

It’s All Relative, Sweetheart!

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Jun,2014

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“There’s always a bigger fish.” – Qui-Gon Jinn The first time I remember becoming aware that what I thought was “big”, was relative, I was in Honduras. It was early 1990 and I was deployed on a counter-terrorist op. As…

Facts Ain’t Always The Truth

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Jun,2014

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Facts and Truth are two completely different entities. Facts and Truth are two completely different entities. Facts are something that have actual existence. A fact is merely information, neutral, independent and objective. As a cop, investigating a crime, I was…

Inconsistently Consistent?

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Jun,2014

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“To be a consistent winner means preparing not just one day, one month or even one year – but for a lifetime.” Bill Rodgers – Marathon Man One of the saddest things to witness as a coach, is seeing a…