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I'm in a good position to take over the world and kill it in life. What do I do?
What to do if you're doing good.. but you want to be even better.
I may have violated some boundaries with a superior. What do I do now?
Follow my dreams? Or stay loyal to my family business?
More red flags when starting Jiu Jitsu.
Nick Kush, EOD, Explosive Ordnance Technician. Job: identify and dispose of enemy explosives and I.E.Ds. Battle of Ramadi.
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I'm crushing life, but I'm always tired. What to do?
Sometimes you as a leader, are not at fault.
Living with loss and tragedy.
I was chosen, but those who weren't are upset. How to deal with this.
I grew up and became a tough person. How to deal with a world of snowflakes and wimps.
Eric and Debbie Job reflect and honor the life of Navy SEAL, Ryan Job.
Deal with slumps from break-up or otherwise.
Handle co-worker who lashes out but performs well.
When you are a positive influence but others are a strong negative influence.
Problems everywhere you go.
Can you achieve dreams if you're a quitter?
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Col. Tony Dean. Battle of Ramadi.
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Check out “Modern Submission Grappling: A No-Gi Jiu-Jitsu Manual”” by the incredibly skilled Miha Perhavec
Bus sh*t been happening.
Employer didn't keep their promise.
Getting hate and abuse from your friend group.
Dealing with teenagers as a step parent.
How to succeed in a system that is not based on merit.
Leaving a $100M business to serve your country.
Mark Ormrod, award-winning author, coach, mentor, motivational speaker and sought-after ambassador, was born and raised in Plymouth, Devon and in 2001 realised his lifelong ambition of joining the Royal Marines.
On Christmas Eve 2007, whilst serving on operations in Afghanistan with 40 Commando Royal Marines, he was blown up by an Improvised Explosive Device, resulting in the traumatic amputation of both legs and his right arm and was twice pronounced dead.
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Kopelman began his military career in the US Navy in 1985, training to become a Naval Aviator, and then transferred to the Marine Corps in 1992, where he continued to fly before becoming a forward air controller and earning his gold naval parachutist wings. His last assignment was as the Deputy Director for advisor training at Camp Pendleton.
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Retired Navy SEAL, Jocko Willink and Director, Echo Charles discuss discipline and leadership in business, war, relationships and everyday life.
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