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Hello everyone and welcome back. In this episode Patrick talks about the topic of "Change." No one likes change but change is often needed not from an individual standpoint, but often for an organization. That last thing a department needs to be is stagnant.  When this happens nothing grows. Change is going to happen with or without you. What type of person are going to be when change happens? Enjoy - Check out the website at: www.cjevolution.net   Patrick 

Hello everyone and welcome back to episode 85. On the show, Patrick talks with former police officer Terence Herrick. Terrence is the creator of the successful show called the PoliceAcademy Podcast. Terence and Patrick talk about varioius topics that affect law enforcement professionals and changes that need to happen in the future. A good listen. You can find the podcast here: https://www.policeacademypodcast.com/podcast/ @policeacademypc   Check out the CJEvolution Site at  www.cjevolution.net   Patrick   

Hello everyone and welcome back. In this episode Patrick talks about a recent article in PoliceOne - Critical Lessons to live by - by Contributor Ron Avery. Officer safety is paramount and we all need to realize that we all are targets - Make yourself a hard target! Officers also need to remain vigilant when it comes to safety not only in their professional duties, but also in their private lives.  Check out the article here: https://www.policeone.com/police-products/firearms/training/articles/8540571-Officer-safety-in-the-modern-age-10-critical-lessons-to-live-by/ Check out the CJevolution website: www.cjevolution.net Be safe- Patrick   

Hello everyone and welcome back. In this episode, Patrick gives some tips and suggestions to new officers as they embark on their FTO (Field Training Officer) program. In essence, this is an essential program that teaches new officerrs to become good and effective police officers. Every officer has gone through an FTO program. They are designed to be tough, but informative. The goal is to get the officer comfortable to go out on his or her own. Some people make it through and some don't.  Here is some good information to make sure you get off on the right foot. Check out the website at  www.cjevolution.net   Patrick 

Hello and welcome back everyone.  In this episode Patrick talks about a recent PoliceOne article called 20 golden principles for prevailing on the street. Great information by Lt. Dan Marcou - A decorated veteran officer and internationally-recognized police trainer. Check it out here: https://www.policeone.com/Officer-Safety/articles/319405006-20-golden-principles-for-prevailing-on-the-street/   Check out the CJEvolution website: www.cjevolution.net   Stay safe Patrick 

Hello everyone and welcome back. Happy St. Patricks Day. In this episode Patrick talks about the ongoing debate over drugs and incraceration rates. There is no doubt that many people are incarcerated for non violent drug offenses. Should they be there? There are many out there that have the mindset that people should be able to put anything in their body without government interference, and they shouldn't be locked up.  Patrick gives his opionion on some of these issues.  Check out all the episodes here:  www.cjevolution.net   Patrick 

Hello everyone and welcome back. In this episode, Patrick talks about the importance of leading by example. We all have to lead by example. Many people look up to professionals in criminal justice, and we are always expected to lead - not only professionally, but also personally.  We may falter sometimes, and make mistakes but we have to pick ourselves up and keep moving ahead. Lead by example to get you to that next level.  Check out show episodes here:  www.cjevolution.net. Have a great day.   Patrick

Hello everyone and welcome back. In this episode Patrick talks about ways to get people to like you. This is not only important for professionals in criminal justice, it's important in all that we do. These are lessons from the great Dale Carnegie.  Check it out and have a great beginning to your week.   Visit www.cjevolution.net to check out more episodes.    Patrick 

Hello everyone and welcome back. In this episode, Patrick has the pleasure of talking with Dr. Tracie Keesee. Tracie is the Deputy Commissioner of Training for NYPD. Her innovative work in improving community / law enforcement relations, and her commitment to developing and tailoring the latest training methodologies for more than 50,000 uniformed and civilian members of the service are tremendous assets to NYPD. Through her leadership, the Training Bureau has helped NYPD continue its tradition as being New York's FINEST. A great conversation!   Find Tracie here:   Twitter: @NYPDTraining   Tracie.Keesee@nypd.org   https://www.linkedin.com/in/tracie-keesee-2057291b/   Check out all the latest episodes at www.cjevolution.net   Patrick       

Hello everyone and welcome back to the show. In this episode Patrick talks with Curtis Bailey. Curtis has practiced law in St. Louis, Missouri since 1991. He helps individuals and families with comprehensive estate planning. He is also the co-director of Senior Scam Action Associates that is devoted to educating seniors, their caregivers and professionals that work with seniors, about how to protect themselves from scames and fraud.  Curtis is also the co-host of the Scammercast Podcast on the 2 Guys Talking Podcast Network - You cand find the show on iTunes, Stitcher & Google Play.   Email: seniorscamteam@gmail.com   Twitter: @BaileyLaw1   Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/curtis-bailey-6ab18645   A very informative show   Patrick 

Hello everyone and welcome back. Thank you for the continued support for the podcast. In this episode, Patrick talks about the importance of off duty leadership. We make so many decisions everyday when we are at work and wearing the uniform, but it doesn't stop when we get home. Sometimes all we want to do is come home and decompress. Thats not a bad thing, but we have to remember to stay engaged with our families. We need to continue to lead long after we come home. We need to create a good balance between work and home.  Head over to www.cjevolution.net  and check out all the episodes. You can also rate and review the podcast through the iTunes link. Stay tuned for more great guest this week.   Patrick

Hello everyone and welcome back to Episode 75. In this episode Patrick talks with Keith Callahan. Keith is a leader of leaders, philanthropist, seriel entreupreneur, spirtiual man, meditator and husband and father of four. Keith teaches that through self reliance, determination, community connection and mentorship everyone can overcome their past. Keith talks about how to build a life on a vision and a dream, and how to get out of the "ruts" we all find ourselves in. Coming from a family of law enforcement, Keith also gives thanks to the brave men and women in law enforcement and the military.  You can check find Keith here: Website: http://keithcallahan.com/ Facebook: TheBusinessoflifePodcast Skype:kcal7795 Email: keith@keithcallahan.com   Enjoy  Patrick  

Hello and welcome back. In this episode Patrick talks to career transition expert Marc Miller. Marc's career journey includes 22 years at IBM, several thriving tech startups and a high school math teacher. He now coaches and cousels people (especially baby boomers) in their career journeys by using his extensive training and experience to help them find careers that they can grow into for the decades that lie ahead. The reality is that even after our career in criminal justice ends, most of us start new careers or chase after that dream we have always wanted to pursue. Marc gives sound advice on the steps to get there to include his 5 steps to Your Next Career Pivot. A must hear episode for everyone.  Find Marc here: www.careerpivot.com Linkedin: Marc Miller Twitter:@careerPivot Facebook: Career Pivot Blog: CareerPivot.com/blog   Patrick 

Hello and welcome back to CJEvolution. In this episode, Patrick talks with Amazon best selling Author Ed Daube, Ph.D. AKA - The Emotions Doctor. He is the author of two books - Emotions as the Tools as Self Help Guide To Controlling Your Life not Your Feelings and Beyond Anger Management - Master Your Anger as a Strategic Tool.  His books are for anyone who feels controlled by their emotions or who has to deal with another person whose emotions control them. His specialty is making complex subjects understantable. A must hear for any criminal justice professional  Check out Ed here: www.TheEmotionsDoctor.com Email: TheEmotionsDoctor@gmail.com   Check out this episode at: www.cjevolution.net   Patrick 

Hello everyone and welcome back to episode 72  - Patrick is at the National Character and Leadership Symposium (NCLS) at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. The core theme of the symposium is Warrior Ethos. This is a code of conduct that embodies a life where integrity, loyalty, honor, and selflessness, and courage are one's guide. It's not just for people in the military. Living by this ethos can bring about the best in our personal and professional lives.  Enjoy   NCLS website: http://www.cvent.com/events/2017-national-character-leadership-symposium/event-summary-8e660eb1aee74045b4a2208de1b2803a.aspx   www.cjevolution.net   Patrick -    

Hello and welcome back. In this episode Patrick talks with a leading expert on human behavior and relationship building, Jason Treu. Jason is a top business and executive coach. His bestselling book, Social Wealth, the how-to-guide on building personal and professional relationships, has sold more than 35,000 copies and has been #1 in four business and self-help categories. Every business, including criminal justice professionals, should be building great relationships.   The reality is that all of us in criminal justice will retire someday, and most of us will pursue other ventures - A lot of those being business related. Jason provides great tips and suggestions on how to build and sustain various relationships no matter what business we are in now, or what we find ourselves a part of in the future.      A great listen. Enjoy Patrick    If you all would head over to iTunes and rate and review my podcast, I sure would appreciate it. You can also check out the episodes and archives on my website below www.cjevolution.net

Hello Everyone and welcome back. In this episode, Patrick talks about the 6 ways to prevent fatigue and worry and keep your energy and spirits high - great work by Dale Carnegie. Very applicable for criminal justice professionals.  Be safe everyone www.cjevolution.net   Patrick 

Hello and welcome back. In this episode, Patrick talks with good friend Mitch Jackson. Mitch is an award winning California lawyer with 30 years of tips and suggestions on how to achieve success in business and in life. Mitch talks about how mastering the art of negotation can help criminal justice professionals as well as other business professionals.  A great episode with a great individual.  Mitch also has a new book coming out very soon called - "Overnight Success" - How to become an overnight success in business and in life!   Connect with Mitch at: http://mitchjackson.com/ @mitchjackson http://jacksonandwilson.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/mitchjackson   Enjoy    Patrick 

Hello and welcome back. In this episode Patrick talks with connection and relationship expert Allen Vaysberg. He is a successful author of "The New Love Triangle - Your practical guide to a love-filled Life." Allen is also a motivational speaker, who began his career as a corporate trainer. He left a very successful corporate position to follow his passion to write, and to help others. Criminal jusice professionals have a very stressful job, and the job often takes a toll on our personal lives. Allen gives tips and suggestions on how to have a healthy and thriving relationship with spouses, significant others, famlies and friends.  Check out the boot site for Allen at www.thenewlovetriangle.com www.facebook.com/thenewlovetriangle www.twitter.com/allenInspirer Check out the new website for CJevoluton at www.cjevolution.net    Enjoy   Patrick 

Hello everyone and welcome back. In this episode, Patrick talks about the Humanity Behind the Badge. During the last several years law enforcement has been portrayed in a negative light by the media and from members of our own government. Some of the criticism has been deserved, but most has been untrue and unfair. Most men and women in law enforcement are good people trying to do a difficult job. There are bad officers out there, but the majority are doing good things, and serving honorably for the departments and communities. Check out this great law enforcement poem by Paul Harvey   http://www.monticellopolicedept.com/What_is_a_Policeman.pdf   www.cjevolution.net    Patrick