Episode 75 with Captain Chad Criss of the Austell Fire Department

In this episode I had the privilege to talk with Captain Chad of the Austell Fire Department. Captain Chad Criss is a Bearers of the Oath Cadre member, as well as an Instructor for Elite Fire Training. Chad Criss emphasizes the importance of being fully committed to the emergency services profession and how Faith plays an important role in his everyday life. He discusses the need for progression and growth within the field, highlighting that being 'all in' means not only excelling in one's role but also giving back to the community and sharing skills with others. Chris underscores the significance of continuous learning and development in providing effective service. Chris hits on the importance of having a positive role in his youth, How his Grandfather taught him the important facts in life and how those lessons still have meaning to this very day.TakeawaysIf you're all in, be all in.Being all in is all about progression.It's not being stagnant, it's moving forward.Give back to the people you serve.Great backseat fireman, even with 30 years.Progression is key in emergency services.Skills learned should be shared.Commitment is essential in EMS.All in means more than just a job.It's about serving the community effectively.Check out Engine house Designs...Ignite the Pride https://www.enginehousedesigns.com/Registration is open for Bearers of the Oathhttps://www.bearersoftheoath.org/Check out NextRunghttps://www.nextrung.org/Check out all the sweet swag from Notorious Fire Co.https://notoriousfire.com/