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Post by mynewunit on Aug 2, 2017 4:33:34 GMT -8
Podcast 86 Page0:00:00 – Opening 0:04:52 – How to hold workout discipline when you have a hard physical job and kids, facing burn-out. 0:20:00 – How to install pride into a team/battalion/individual. 0:23:51 – How to develop “man skills” in an intellectual environment. 0:42:17 – Should you always be detached? 0:47:53 – Thoughts on The Gracie Academy online school and other Online Jiu Jitsu training. 0:55:06 – What to do when you have an egomaniac boss but you seek to LEAD. 1:02:34 – How to shift your mindset from individual contributor to manager. 1:14:25 – Why have Jiu Jitsu belts/ranking if they are not to be strived for? 1:33:57 – How to step into a manager role when everyone else has more experience than you. 1:40:49 – Training tips for LEO and Security Forces. And should we attack insurgents? Or the ideology itself? 1:46:47 – Is it unrealistic to train Jiu Jitsu with many many past and existing injuries? 1:58:53 – How to successfully deal with suicidal thoughts. 2:08:25 – Support, Cool Onnit, JockoStore stuff, with Jocko White Tea and Psychological Warfare (on iTunes). Extreme Ownership (book), The Discipline Equals Freedom Field Manual. Origin Brand, Origin Jiu Jitsu Immersion Camp. Origin Brand. 2:31:33 – Closing Gratitude.
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Post by DocV on Aug 5, 2017 6:16:00 GMT -8
Hey Jocko,
My nephew is about to deploy with the Marines as a Navy Corpsman. He will be heading to a hostile zone and will be conducting missions with the grunts. I have been feeding him your podcast and information about the lessons you pass on, however, I am not certain he is listening. He is still young an naive (21y/o) and I am not sure what I can do to get him fully plugged into the amazing source of knowledge you bestow upon us. What do you suggest I do to get him committed to disciple and practicing what is preached on your podcast. I myself was a Recon Corpsman, who was once a SEAL candidate, and I recommend your podcast and books to anyone I meet who is joining the service, is currently serving, or a Veteran. Thank you for your continued service to this great nation!
Semper Fortis, Anibal
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Post by mynewunit on Aug 7, 2017 6:21:11 GMT -8
I would go the subtle route. Get him a shirt, the psychological warfare album, maybe the audio book. The second time he has to tell a master chief that it is a gift from his Force Recon Uncle and he doesn't listen, he might rethink it.
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