Harnessing Law Enforcement for Business Success with Jason Pearson
07/05/24 • 26 min
What happens when a nearly two-decade law enforcement veteran steps into the fast-paced world of entrepreneurship? Jason Pearson, our guest with 20 years of experience in the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, joins us to share his remarkable journey. From witnessing a supportive training environment shift to a punitive culture within the department, to navigating the complexities of accountability that led to deputies being imprisoned for policy violations, Jason provides an eye-opening narrative filled with personal anecdotes. Discover how these tumultuous experiences shaped his career and led him to leverage his policing skills in the business world with ventures like LEO Technologies and Smash Factor.
Moving from law enforcement to entrepreneurship might seem like a leap, but Jason reveals how decision-making under pressure, problem-solving, and legal expertise seamlessly translate into business success. Listen as we explore his innovative indoor golf simulator venture, a unique business model that combines state-of-the-art technology with year-round accessibility and affordability. With AI-infused cameras for safety and 24/7 access memberships, this venture promises a realistic golfing experience for everyone. Whether you're interested in leadership, adaptation, or the entrepreneurial spirit, this episode is packed with insights that bridge the worlds of law enforcement and business.
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What happens when a nearly two-decade law enforcement veteran steps into the fast-paced world of entrepreneurship? Jason Pearson, our guest with 20 years of experience in the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, joins us to share his remarkable journey. From witnessing a supportive training environment shift to a punitive culture within the department, to navigating the complexities of accountability that led to deputies being imprisoned for policy violations, Jason provides an eye-opening narrative filled with personal anecdotes. Discover how these tumultuous experiences shaped his career and led him to leverage his policing skills in the business world with ventures like LEO Technologies and Smash Factor.
Moving from law enforcement to entrepreneurship might seem like a leap, but Jason reveals how decision-making under pressure, problem-solving, and legal expertise seamlessly translate into business success. Listen as we explore his innovative indoor golf simulator venture, a unique business model that combines state-of-the-art technology with year-round accessibility and affordability. With AI-infused cameras for safety and 24/7 access memberships, this venture promises a realistic golfing experience for everyone. Whether you're interested in leadership, adaptation, or the entrepreneurial spirit, this episode is packed with insights that bridge the worlds of law enforcement and business.
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Resources Discussed In Episode:
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Book: They're Lying: The Media, The Left & The Death of George Floyd
Documentary: The Fall of Minneapolis
Website: Minneapolis Documents Hidden From The Public
Website: Save Phoenix
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Courageous Leadership with Travis Yates - Harnessing Law Enforcement for Business Success with Jason Pearson
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