On this episode of Beyond The Limit I’m talking with Chris Freeze. During Chris’s 20 plus years of service as a highly respected Special Agent with the FBI. He was tracking down foreign terrorist, investigating violent extremists, recruiting international spies, and even arresting corrupt politicians.

As a result, he rose to the highest ranks of the FBI and served as a Special Agent in Charge for the State of Mississippi. Now, throughout his career, he learned how adverse childhood experiences and trauma contribute to society's challenges.

And if you've ever wondered why team performance has declined, turnover has increased, and sick days are up in the corporate world. Chris found an answer that is simple, yet profound, and it's that trauma creates stress which undermines our ability to trust others and reduces our willpower and pathways to achieving our goals.

The sciences of trust and hope are the keys to building relationships, increasing team performance, and reducing burnout. Chris's work today is to help you learn how to become a hope centered and trusted leader, which are the most important steps to improving well being of your teams, your employees, and your clients.

In this conversation with Chris, we talk his journey to leadership, his rise through the FBI, and the challenges he faced as a leader. He also shares about the profound effects of adverse childhood experiences and trauma on our communities today.

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Chris’s Website: https://mrchrisfreeze.com

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