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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2024 · 1H 15M

004 Matt Porter 1iC Training Group

from Bold Move With ARC Tactical · host Tim Fasnacht

Want to connect with Matt Porter and the 1iC Group? Here is how!https://www.instagram.com/pmattyp/https://www.1ictraininggroup.com/ | 1iC Training Group/www.1ictraininggroup.comMatt Porter | LinkedInMatt also does product development and training for Bola Wrap and can be reached for Bola Wrap demo's at [email protected] Porter 206-427-8587 [email protected] Porter shares his journey into law enforcement and the importance of prioritizing in life. He emphasizes the need for a personal why and the significance of building relationships. Matt also discusses his background in martial arts and how it has influenced his training and teaching in control tactics. He highlights the principles of Aikido and the importance of joint locks in law enforcement techniques. Matt Porter started teaching leadership and emotional intelligence courses in law enforcement after being encouraged by a friend. He found it to be a fulfilling and rewarding experience, and his passion for teaching grew. He eventually started his own training company, focusing on emotional intelligence, de-escalation, and leadership development. Matt believes that great instructors and great leaders share similar qualities, such as the ability to articulate under pressure and inspire others to be their best. He emphasizes the importance of trust and building relationships in leadership and believes that emotional intelligence is a crucial skill for success in any field.Keywordslaw enforcement, prioritizing, relationships, martial arts, Aikido, control tactics, teaching, leadership, emotional intelligence, law enforcement, training company, de-escalation, trust, relationshipsTakeawaysPrioritizing is key in balancing work and personal lifeBuilding relationships and having a personal why are important in law enforcementMartial arts principles, such as joint locks, are valuable in control tacticsTraining in martial arts can enhance physical fitness and self-defense skills Teaching leadership and emotional intelligence can be a fulfilling and rewarding experience.Great instructors and great leaders share similar qualities.Building trust and relationships is crucial in leadership.Emotional intelligence is a crucial skill for success in any field.TitlesThe Influence of Martial Arts in Control TacticsThe Importance of Prioritizing in Law Enforcement The Role of Instructors in Inspiring OthersBuilding Trust and Relationships in LeadershipSound Bites"Life has lots of tasks. I have a lot to prioritize.""Teaching leadership and emotional intelligence can be intoxicating.""Instructors can fill a similar role as leaders in inspiring others.""Instructors and leaders are the same."Chapters11:11The Importance of Prioritizing in Law Enforcement19:14Building Relationships and Finding Your Personal Why36:39Enhancing Fitness and Self-Defense Skills through Martial Arts38:50Starting to Teach Leadership and Emotional Intelligence40:41The Role of Instructors in Inspiring Others45:00The Impact of Emotional Intelligence in Leadership56:16The Journey of Teaching Leadership and Emotional IntelligenceSupport the showGet more information about ARC Tactical at our website WWW.ARCTAC.NET and follow us on all social platforms. Thank you for your support!

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Want to connect with Matt Porter and the 1iC Group? Here is how! https://www.instagram.com/pmattyp/ https://www.1ictraininggroup.com/ | 1iC Training Group/www.1ictraininggroup.com Matt Porter | LinkedIn Matt also does product development and training for Bola Wrap and can be reached for Bola Wrap demo's at [email protected] Matt Porter 206-427-8587 [email protected] Summary Matt Porter shares his journey into law enforcement and the importance of prioritizing in life. He emphas...

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