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Career Suicide
is Overrated

A one-of-a-kind guidebook to the inescapable blend of mental health and leadership that is present in all facets of modern life. Author Brian Knowler, a PTSD survivor, recounts lessons learned through his career as a police leader and from hundreds of conversions with others in the first responder, medical, business, and non-profit worlds. Readers will discover a new set of skills and tools that will allow for empathetic and informed mental health leadership at both work and home

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"Insightful. Packed with hand-won wisdom. Brian lays his soul bare in his quest to make us all better Leaders. This book will change lives!"
LTCOL (Ret'd) Kyle Tyrrell, MBA, PSC(j)
Australian Army Combat Veteran, PTS Survivor, Leadership Consultant
CEO Vanguard Global Security and Risk Management


"[This book] will help me support my staff when critical incidents happen, as well as with the day-to-day issues managers and staff face together. It reminded me to remember to take care of myself, because I matter as well as my staff."
Gail Slack, RN, BScN, MSN
Unit Manager, Chatham-Kent Health Alliance


"Brian Knowler's new book is a terrific look into the difference between "Managers and Leaders"... from a perspective of understanding of PTS and what true leaders might consider..."
Lt Col (Ret'd) Chris Linford, CD, BScN
Wounded Warriors Canada National Ambassador
Author of Warrior Rising
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