Memoirs on
Leadership, life, and listening
Raw reflections, powerful stories, and quiet truths from a life lived in service, connection,
and purpose.
About The Book
The Quiet
Siren
Memoirs On Leadership,
Life, And Listening
Some of life’s most important lessons do not arrive with flashing lights and screaming sirens. They arrive quietly in a patient’s final words, a conversation with a mentor, the loss of someone we love, an ordinary evening, or the silence between one moment and the next.
In The Quiet Siren, Stew Schmidt draws upon a lifetime of experience as a paramedic, healthcare leader, artist, father, son, student, and observer of the human condition to explore what it truly means to live, lead, serve, and remain present.
About The Author
Stew Schemidt
Paramedic. Leader. Artist. Listener.
Stew Schmidt is a paramedic, healthcare leader, artist, father, and lifelong student of people and the experiences that shape them. Raised on a farm near Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Stew has spent much of his professional life working in emergency medical services, where he has served both on the front lines and in leadership roles.
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