What happens when you can lead in the most high-pressure situations imaginable, but struggle to lead yourself once you get home? For 20 years, Marc Hildebrand was the steady presence on LAPD calls, the “lowest heartbeat in the room.” At home, it was a different story.
The job consumed his health, his energy and his time with his family. When his son was born at 28 weeks and spent 73 days in the NICU, Marc reached a turning point.
He realized he had been making choices all along, and that he could make different ones. In this episode of Breaking Rank, Marc and I talk about: Why the fitness plans and productivity tactics didn’t stick until he dealt with the beliefs underneath them How working with a coach helped him lose 100 pounds and keep it off for 16 years Why he says he isn’t a disciplined person, and what drives him instead His Growth Model: Reality, Perspective, Emotion, Response, and Results How to catch your automatic responses without spiraling into shame The best leadership advice he’s ever received Marc is the founder of Modern Leadership Coaching, an Amazon international bestselling author and a former LAPD sergeant.
Today he helps leaders bring the unconscious beliefs and behavior patterns that drive their decisions into the open, so they can create lasting change at work and at home. His biggest takeaway: the stories you tell yourself matter more than anything.
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