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Negativity is a common theme in police work.

Officers are constantly responding to traumatic, dangerous, and often chaotic scenes,

and that stress just becomes embedded in their psyche.

John Stevenson talks about how a career in law enforcement nearly ruined his life

until he chose to change his mindset and rid himself of that negative thinking addiction.

The current political climate around police has also made it exponentially difficult to go on doing the work that others choose not to do.

Get an insight into the mind of a dedicated officer of nearly 30 years with John

Stevenson.

Here it is, episode 506.

Mr. McQuilkin, thank you so much for being on another episode of Power Athletic Radio.

I am always stoked to see you as my co-host.

Well, I'm always excited when we have a guest in-house. Isn't it usually a much more rich conversation? And intimate. Oh. Like that flannel you're wearing. I know. This little guy? I want to worry about this little guy. Looks great with the hair. Why don't you turn to the left a little bit so you can see that orange skull, which is that power athlete orange that we rock so much on our website? So much room to breathe and mobility. Well, you know what's cool is when I ordered those flannels, I made sure the double X fit me because people bitch about stuff. And I'm like, hey, how does it fit? I just tell them, if the double X fits me, you'll be fine.

So.

Oh, it fits.

I got this neat pocket.

I did cut the sleeves off on my red one, just so I could have a, you know, for that, what was it?

The floor press, dumbbell floor press fly that we did the demo on so I cut it for that one oh I feel

you should do all the Johnny bodd Jack Street demos in that shirt I like it no I'm

definitely game Harry did just tell me that we got a few recommendations for the

sleeves to be cut off by me.

So when I go up to go sign all the move the dirt flags, we'll cut a couple of

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