Tonights Show:Steve Whitehead FDIC Instructor, Firefighter, medic from South Metro Fire Rescue will cover the hidden rules that govern human influence. We will discuss the power of non-verbal communication. He will tell us how to recognize what we say before we ever say a word and explore the language of rapport. We will talk about how to shift conversations from verbal shoving matches to shared information. While recognize the importance of rock solid communication skills and professionalism in the age of YouTube.Jimmy Greene from the Charlotte Fire Department lost his best friend in a LODD while working on the same crew at the fire. He will cover tactical lessons as well as the aftermath after the bagpipes stop playing. Jimmy was our guest on this months Hangout. His moving story is a call to action and to take care of each other.Peter if you could put up the link to the hangout.To all call in number: 760-454-8852
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