Key Takeaways - You must account for your emotional state at the time in which you make a decision
- Understand your instincts, and then lean in the other direction so that you are getting a more balanced approach
- You fail when you receive valuable feedback, but choose to ignore it
- Do not assume that your enemy thinks in a similar way that you do
- Resist black-and-white thinking; you must learn to operate in the gray areas
- Your team must know why they are being told to do something
- Do not be extreme in your assessment
- “Prioritize relationships. If you prioritize relationships, everything else is going to go better.” – Jocko Willink
- Do not underestimate your opponent’s will and do not overestimate your own will
- You must have full-and-frank discussions and listen to the other side
- Keep an open mind and change the course when things are not working
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