Episodes (Page 35)
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Overcoming inherent personal weaknesses and 'natal defects'.
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General Patton's speech to troops on June 5, 1944 captures the mindset needed for combat: aggression, competition, and willingness to engage in the ultimate test of capability
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Echo Charles reflects on four years of deep conversations with Jocko, discussing how extreme ownership and jiu jitsu principles apply universally across all domains of life
Echo Charles
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Dave Berke and Jocko conduct an in-depth review of 'Leadership Strategy and Tactics,' focusing on practical tactics for implementation in real organizations
Dave Berke
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Dave Berke reviews Jocko's 'Leadership Strategy and Tactics'.
Dave Berke
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Joel Struthers shares experiences from the French Foreign Legion.
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Jason McCarthy discusses GoRuck and forward momentum.
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Medal of Honor recipient Kyle Carpenter shares his story of survival and resilience.
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Dick Thompson discusses the 'Stress Effect' and why smart leaders make poor decisions.
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SOG Warrior Dick Thompson continues the discussion on intense combat experiences.
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Dick Thompson advises against volunteering for SOG, highlighting its extreme demands.
Dick Thompson
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The story of USMC Corporal Jason Dunham and his ultimate sacrifice is recounted.
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Dean Ladd discusses the history of freedom and the role of 'Faithful Warriors'.
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Ryan Manion explores the theme that life is short and unpredictable in 'The Knock at The Door,' emphasizing urgency in becoming the person you intend to be
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Jim Sursely raises the fundamental question: are we doing everything we are truly capable of, or settling below our potential due to comfort and complacency
Jim Sursely
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Kirstie Ennis demonstrates that pain and severe adversity (she lost her leg) can become catalysts for growth, resilience, and discovering unexpected capabilities
Kirstie Ennis
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Dave Berke applies Field Service Regulations FM 100-5 (military doctrine) as a framework for understanding life as warfare requiring strategic planning and tactical execution
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Andrew Paul discusses Truppenfuhrung (German military doctrine on leading troops), emphasizing how time, history, and accumulated knowledge inform effective leadership
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Charles Daly's story encompasses service, leadership challenges, and the psychological consequences of combat (nightmares), revealing the human cost of warfare
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Rob Jones exemplifies taking whatever adversity life throws at you and channeling it into continued service and contributions to others despite severe injury