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How imperative is good leadership?

Well, this week's guest, Lexi Harris, believes that police

organizations are only as effective at connecting with their community as their leaders are.

That's why she feels it's so important for officers to recognize that they themselves are

the leaders despite the fact that they may not hold a high rank. Police officers are the

first responders making initial contact with

citizens and therefore have the power to make a lasting impression on the community.

Bringing better leadership skills to these frontline folks is exactly what Officer Harris

is hoping to accomplish with her hustle, Yura, and podcast The Leaderist. Regardless of where you stand on the issues, we can all get behind a better training standard for occupations like law enforcement.

Here it is, episode 437.

New Year. Oh, New Year, New Me, New Year.

Oh, new year, new me, new you, new we?

New us.

Welcome to the Power Athlete Radio, or the first Power Athlete Radio episode for 2021.

Yes, right.

With the New Year, new me, new we, new us. New us, new you. Everything's new. New shoes. New glue. I'll go to the bay and play with some clay. I just may. All we know is that power at the radio is in full effect and we are kicking the door off the hinges for 2021. So come on in, sit down, buckle up, put your seat up in an upright position, set up those tray tables because we are about to rocket this thing to the moon.

That's right.

Ladies and gentlemen, it is a new year, which means you may have new fitness goals or may

know someone who has new fitness goals. What could those fitness

goals be, Luke? I want to lose 10 pounds. I want to get jacked. I want to get jacked. I want to see my

ab veins. I need veins in my traps like Hugh Jackman and X-Men. I want to be able to run up mountains,

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