Jocko Willink and Echo Charles discuss discipline and leadership... extensively.
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How Can Jocko Not Step Up and Talk About ICE and Their Actions? Dealing with favoritism in the workplace. Is getting a dog just added stress? Is it a good idea to bring a child into this world we live in today? How to find the "good" in illness.
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Director, producer, and filmmaker McG joins Jocko Willink and Echo Charles to share his extraordinary journey from the Southern California punk rock scene to directing some of Hollywood's biggest films. McG discusses working with Sugar Ray, Korn, and other legendary bands, breaking into Hollywood with Charlie's Angels, and the crippling anxiety that nearly destroyed his career when he couldn't board a plane to direct Superman.
Topics: Growing Up in Newport Beach and Discovering Rock & Roll · Battling Severe Anxiety and Panic Attacks · Sugar Ray, Korn, and Breaking Into Music Videos · Directing Charlie's Angels and Breaking Into Hollywood · Losing Superman and Overcoming Fear · Tragedy, Mental Health, and Finding Hope
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Examining General Matthew Ridgway's timeless leadership principles, exploring the importance of character, courage, competence, and the moral strength to challenge bad decisions. From the battlefields of World War II and Korea to the distractions of modern life, they discuss what it takes to lead effectively, stay prepared, and earn the trust of others.
Topics: General Matthew Ridgway: A Legendary Military Leader · Is Leadership an Art or a Science? · The Three Keys to Leadership: Character, Courage, and Competence · Self-Discipline, Responsibility, and Leading by Example · Physical Courage vs. Moral Courage · When Good Leaders Must Challenge Orders
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