Jocko Podcast
Retired Navy SEAL, Jocko Willink and Director, Echo Charles discuss discipline and leadership in business, war, relationships and everyday life.
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- 1 Maxims on WarRené Quinton · 1× across 1 episode
- 2 Need to LeadDave Burke · 1× across 1 episode
- 3 Put Your Legs onRob Jones · 1× across 1 episode PY
“You got Extreme Ownership, Discipline Equals Freedom, Field Man was actually awesome”
“You got Extreme Ownership, Discipline Equals Freedom, Field Man was actually awesome ... first book that he ever read full on his own. Yeah. was Des Windows Freedom field manual”
“Leadership strategy and tactics field manual”
“there's a series of books called Warrior Kid ... The books are came first. The stories are great”
“The Only way I would have done it is if it had to be what was in the Bible”
“I read this book In college. Mm. Called Tom Jones”
“November twenty fifth, you got a little movie called Way of the Warrior Kid. Which is based on the Way of the Warrior Kid book series”
“in extreme ownership I wrote a about Um the two guys that got fired. From a task unit”
“turning The way of the warrior kid. From books Into an amazing movie”
“There's a great book. It's called The Psychology of Military Incompetence. It's a great book. It's written by a guy that was in World War Two, who was a British guy”
“This view is ably developed by Colonel. Sherman L Kaiser, US Army retired in his book, The American Concept of Leadership”
“And his expounded In his published lectures. In general's. And generalship”
“I guess we wrote a book about that, extreme ownership. Readiness to accept responsibility, wrote a book about that, extreme ownership”
“I've recounted the incident in some detail in my book Soldier”
“when I wrote Discipline equals freedom Field manual”
“Leadership, stretching tax, we've got a bunch of books”
“No true glory. The strongest tribe into the fire with Dakota Meyer, which we covered on this podcast, episode one fifteen”
“The strongest tribe into the fire with Dakota Meyer, which we covered on this podcast, episode one fifteen”
“The strongest tribe into the fire with Dakota Meyer, which we covered on this podcast, episode one fifteen”
“Uh eventually out of that came the training manual that was called Uh Small unit action in Vietnam”
“My friend uh Ben Milligan wrote this book called By Water Beneath the Walls”
“you write a book called The Wrong War”
“you write another book called One Million Steps, which is a really Uh interesting title”
“your son Owen. Um again, he authored a book called The Snake Eaters about his time as an advisor in Iraq”
“He also wrote Sharkman Six and Four Days to Veracruz, some great books”
“the old school about faces, there's like The papers. Just like so thin”
“a guy named James McGregor Burns wrote a book called Leadership, and here's a review of it”
“And again, that's from a book called He Who Would Command by Charles Burnapp”
“I wrote in Leadership Strategy and Tactics, the most underrated skill of leadership is listening”
“we have Warrior, Way of the Warrior Kid books. We've had two of those books on Audible, and now we have all five of the Way of the Warrior Kid books available”
“the cheapest would b would be to go to the library and get a copy of Extreme Ownership, right”
“start back over with dichotomy of leadership”
“read a book by Dr. Harch called The Oxygen Revolution, and it very much made sense to me”
“Unheard voices, the fight for Romadi, written by Miguel Santana. He's on the podcast. We were talking about Pitbull. We were talking about it a little bit today, but it's just a great book”
“And then I've written a bunch of books, including the Warrior Kid books, which you heard a little bit about today”
“And that right there is an excerpt from a book called Twenty Times I Almost Died Life Lessons from the Edge of Survival, and is written by John Spencer”
“including Understanding Urban Warfare, which is based on the podcast”
“Connected Soldiers, which we reviewed last time he was on the podcast”
“he also authored the mini manual for The Urban Defender, which has been translated into dozens of languages after it became a staple”
“one of my writing mentors is Max Brooks, the the guy that wrote the book World War Z, just a really creative writer”
“My favorite book, um, Gavin de Becker's Gift of Fear, there was some processing happening even in my subconscious”
“That's the first three books that I wrote, right? There's that's Extreme Ownership, Dichotomy of Leadership, and the Discipline Freedom Field Manual”
“That's the first three books that I wrote, right? There's that's Extreme Ownership, Dichotomy of Leadership, and the Discipline Freedom Field Manual”
“That's the first three books that I wrote, right? There's that's Extreme Ownership, Dichotomy of Leadership, and the Discipline Freedom Field Manual”
“war fighting which is their their main manual which is one of the Which is an incredible Piece of literature. I'll call it”
“That's why we wrote a book called The Dichotomy of Leadership”
“leadership strategy and tactics. Field manual. I wrote about another decision making process”
“And that right there is a quote from a book called Maxims on War. It's written by a guy. Named Renee Quinton”
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