In this episode, I speak with Christina Dent We dive into what I learned in the last few years that intersect with the work End It For Good focuses on, what is the Science of Hope, and where I stand on the Drug War.
In this episode, we discuss how important trust is in making connections with others, and how adverse childhood experiences and trauma can undermine our ability to make those connections.
As part of the 2021 Mississippi Trauma Conference, I presented this virtual keynote on the Science and Power of Hope. In this hour-long presentation, I break down the trauma many people face and how the framework of the science of hope can help a person thrive!
"In this Aww Shift Podcast episode, we have invited Chris Freeze, retired FBI agent and speaker. Traumas haunted millions of individuals worldwide, with some getting help while others stay cooped inside their world. With his 23 years of experience during his FBI career, Chris sets his sight on educating the world about leadership, trauma, and hope."
(Re)Building Trust: A Trauma-informed Approach to Leadership
Ever wonder why people aren't the leaders they want to be or what the books tell us they should be? I share some highlights from a presentation where I discussed this point specifically.
Why Do Our Leaders Keep Failing and Disappointing Us?
So, let me ask you, have you ever wondered why we continually talk about leadership and the need to find better letters? Why is it that too many of our leaders continue to disappoint us?
In the 1980’s there were two famous slogans: Nike’s “Just Do It,” and Nancy Reagan’s “Just Say No.” Both had their supporters and detractors. However, looking at them from a high-level I think they capture what either how people achieve their goals or what keeps them from trying.