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Warren Cersley's Blog – February 2016 Archive (2)

A review WITH the troops.

A review WITH the troops.

After the Civil War, scattered on battlefields across the country, muzzle loaded rifles were found that had ended their service loaded and unfired. Many were found to be multiple loaded, with two, three and even more loads of wadding, powder and ball.…

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Added by Warren Cersley on February 24, 2016 at 12:21pm — No Comments

LASTING IMPRESSIONS

I have written previously on Facebook - IN THESE BOOTS about the life lessons learned from athletics and how they can be applied to the Fire Service. Coaching, leadership, teamwork, selflessness, pride, failure, success, attitude, attitude and attitude all apply to success and winning in any field of endeavor.

I wrote about the journeyman pro catcher at an…

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Added by Warren Cersley on February 10, 2016 at 8:19am — No Comments

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