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Life can get overwhelming with taskers, due-outs, deadlines, professional obligations, and family commitments. Many of us take on more than we can handle in fear that we may lose out on an opportunity or expose that we are not reliable. Over the past year I have found it extremely difficult to stay on track and organized with my day to day. I thought with my new schedule I would be home more and be able to finally tackle a lot of the projects around the house and dedicate more time to…
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There are 1,440 minutes in each day, let that sink in for a second. Now obviously there needs to be time for work, for family, and for sleep. Let’s try to make a realistic breakdown of the regular day.
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A mentor once told me “Good things are hard but hard things are great.” It always stuck with me, sadly though he passed away before I could put his great mentorship and guidance to use. I often think of him in a lot of my daily interactions and regret losing touch as my career took me on a new path. I share this because I feel his message warrants a larger stage, so with that I’ll keep this as short and to the point as I can.
When you’ve failed a test, missed out on a career,…
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Out there today there is triple the number of people who want the job than there are “on the job.” Over time many give up, they settle for a separate career, or they become consumed with resentment towards others who got the job. The Fire Service whether you volunteer, or career is the greatest job in the world, no matter if you either are paid or not it is a profession. That being said, there is a large population of citizens and volunteers out there who want this job. With the competition…
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