Joe Serio

Leadership and Management

Dr. Joe Serio is a popular and sought-after criminal justice speaker and trainer. He is currently delivering a series of classes on time management, emotional intelligence, leadership, customer service, and other topics at the Harris County (Houston) Sheriff’s Office Training Academy. Dr. Serio is a featured speaker at SHIELD, Sheriff Institute for Ethical Leadership Development, at the Travis County (Austin) Sheriff’s Office Training Academy. He also speaks at adult and juvenile probation departments as well as police departments.

He can be reached at joe@joeserio.com. You can visit his website at http://joeserio.com.

Full list of Joe Serio results

What all of us want
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During his talk, one of the things that struck me was that, in one way or other, Warden Cain echoed the same sentiments I've heard around the world
Don't be the crazy person: Getting your expectations met
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The best way to get what you want is to ask for it — calmly
Is it time to say ‘no’?
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If we haven’t thought about who should get our time, we will say ‘yes’ too often
Recognizing leadership: Can you spot the vision?
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Can you spot it at work? What about at home? Can you see it in yourself?
Training: Repetition is the mother of learning
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Anything worthwhile is worth working at
Is training a waste of time?
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How can we make typically "boring" classes more engaging?
Want to change your life in an instant? Just decide
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Once you decide, you can marshal all kinds of energy, resources, support, and determination
3 steps to time management: Check your containers
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Use space to ensure that you have what you need, when you need it
A simple equation to change your life
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Burn this equation into your brain and keep it in the front of your mind
Why you should become the Chinese farmer
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Rather than deciding whether an event is good or bad, accept it for what it is
10 ways to rethink fear
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We can allow fear to prevent us from doing things we dream about, or we can find a way to manage our fear
Continuous improvement: Not just for the workplace
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Asking people if they misplace their keys regularly can reveal fundamental weaknesses in people's habits
Leadership as comfort
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About a month ago, I arrived back home from an appointment, only to find my apartment not as I had left it
Emotional intelligence and recidivism
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While discussion of feelings may remind you of warm and fuzzy sing-alongs by the campfire, the issue of emotional intelligence is not to be trivialized
Defeating excuses: Getting off our but's
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Sometimes the excuses are so ingrained they're part of our daily habit
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