Dedicated, proactive law enforcement professional with ten years of solid experience with the City of Ann Arbor in Washtenaw County. Maintains a strong reputation with diverse contacts in the law enforcement field and community.  Accountable for policies, procedures and overall crime prevention. Excellent communication, interrogation, interpersonal and presentation skills. Outstanding leader with a firm but fair attitude and a reputation for honesty, loyalty, and integrity.  Strong knowledge of criminal and civil laws.   

Keep Yourself Focused For Longer? by Wendy Hearn

 Being focused is powerful and attracts success. For many people their focus only lasts a short while before slipping away. When you're clear about what you want to focus on*, the next step is to keep that focus. Do whatever it takes to maintain it.

Discovering what you're going to focus on may or may not have been the easy part, depending on you as an individual. Now comes the really challenging part, maintaining that focus. Being focused for a day or two is easy; what is difficult for most people is to continue day after day. This commitment is required so that momentum builds, progress is made and you see the results. If you don't maintain the necessary focus, your effort will be half-hearted and your use of all resources will be ineffective, including your time. You made a decision about what to focus on and now you can choose to maintain that focus.

There are likely to be many things which side-track you. You may have doubts: "Are these the right things to be focusing on?" Or distractions, interruptions and things that seems to get in the way. Loss of enthusiasm, lack of confidence or information overload can all cause you to question your focus. At least every day and when any of these things take you off track, re-connect with your focus in order to maintain it.