What the fire service took from me
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What the fire service took from me
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In Episode 3, I talked about everything the fire service has given me over the last 15 years.
But there's another side to that story.
In Episode 4 of Second Alarm, I take an honest look at some of the things this career has taken along the way—the time away from family, missed holidays and important moments, difficult calls, stress, frustration, and the way years in the fire service can change you without you even realizing it.
I also talk about leadership, promotions, morale, and how some of those experiences have changed the way I look at my career and what I want from the years I have left in it.
This isn't about regretting the fire service. I wouldn't trade away everything this career has given me.
It's about recognizing that a career like this comes with a cost—and after 15 years, I'm starting to understand that cost differently than I did when I was a rookie.
The question I'm beginning to ask isn't just whether it was worth it.
It's what am I going to do with the time I have left?
Second Alarm — Life, Work, and What Comes After the Firehouse.
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