Errol Doebler talks about the different jobs he’s done, from selling photocopiers to joining the Navy SEALs and the FBI. He is the founder of “Leadership 193,” named after his class at SEAL training. He is also the author of “The Process, Art, and Science of Leadership: How Leaders Inspire Confidence and Clarity in Combat, in the Boardroom, and at the Kitchen TableHe talks to Mark today about his SEAL career and what he’s learned about leadership.

Hear how:

• The leadership of the “mundane” is as important as dynamic leadership—if the mundane isn’t well managed, then dynamism isn’t going to succeed.
• Leadership is primarily about the self-knowledge of a leader.
• No one can live up to expectations unless they know what those expectations are. So you must communicate effectively.

Listen to this episode to understand more about the military and business.