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That’s the question I was asked during my interview on Romanian television during my trip to Oradea. But you have to be patient with the translation (and you may want to fast-forward through the introduction). The show is called Sanatatea Ta and is about “health, truth, and charity.” So I was able to tie in the character-based principles of Police Dynamics with the stress burden placed our law enforcement officers and how that impacts their health.
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At over 5000 years old, the ancient pyramids in Giza are among the oldest structures in the world. They provided a great opportunity to talk about the importance of building structure in our lives.
The 4-sided pyramid is a good model to illustrate the power of structure. Imagine that each face (triangle) represents an important aspect of your overall strength and structure. One triangle represents the three aspects of your Integrity – character, competence, and communication. Another represents the importance of exercise – strength, flexibility, and aerobic conditioning. Another, the three components of nutritional health – balanced diet, hydration, and anti-oxidants. The fourth, Stress Management – sleep, rest, and recreation.
Balancing all four aspects of your life and building structure in these areas brings strength, integrity, and wellness.
In this second video from Giza, I use the Twin Towers of Integrity as a model to illustrate the relationship between character and competence.
Both character and competence (or as Noah Webster calls them, virtues and abilities) are critical for success and together they form the pillars that support our integrity. Our integrity, in turn, builds trust, which fuels relationships internally and externally. Trust-based relationships with the community are the foundation of the coactive response to crime-fighting.
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Category: Dynamic of Character, Dynamic of Wellness
The structure of the ancient pyramids in Giza provided a great backdrop to talk about the importance of building structure in our own lives.
Envision your life as a 4-faced pyramid with each face (triangle) representing an important aspect of your overall strength and structure. One triangle represents Integrity – character, competence, and communication. Another represents the Exercise Triangle – strength, flexibility, and aerobic conditioning. Another, the Nutrition Triangle – balanced diet, hydration, and anti-oxidants. The fourth, the Stress Management Triangle – sleep, rest, and recreation.
Balancing all four aspects of your life and building structure in these areas brings strength, integrity, and wellness.
I cover the wellness aspects in far more detail at the Dynamic of Wellness website. Go there for more information. And remember, you don’t have to be fit to be well…
Category: Dynamic of Wellness