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Operating in the Grey w/ CPT Rodino (ret.)
In this episode we welcome back to the pack CPT Rodino, U.S. Army (ret.). We discuss a variety of challenges U.S. Army Officers face in command, from working through problems soldiers face to securing the training you want to conduct. Following his military career, he published Mindfully Intelligent Leadership, a guide for leaders, in and outside of the military on how to enact change and distinctly lead organizations to success.
Mindfully Intelligent leadership : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G6T37CR3
Interested in Army ROTC? Check out our website at
Army ROTC | The University of New Mexico
YouTube: UNM Army ROTC - YouTube
Facebook: facebook.com/UofNMArmyROTC
Insta: instagram.com/unm_army_rotc
Patreon: patreon.com/c/UNMArmyROTC
This is the unofficial alumni podcast of the University ofNew Mexico Army ROTC , the views of all participants have no association with the Department of War or the U.S. Army. Any thoughts made by guests are their own.
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By Lobos 5 ActualIn this episode we welcome back to the pack CPT Rodino, U.S. Army (ret.). We discuss a variety of challenges U.S. Army Officers face in command, from working through problems soldiers face to securing the training you want to conduct. Following his military career, he published Mindfully Intelligent Leadership, a guide for leaders, in and outside of the military on how to enact change and distinctly lead organizations to success.
Mindfully Intelligent leadership : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G6T37CR3
Interested in Army ROTC? Check out our website at
Army ROTC | The University of New Mexico
YouTube: UNM Army ROTC - YouTube
Facebook: facebook.com/UofNMArmyROTC
Insta: instagram.com/unm_army_rotc
Patreon: patreon.com/c/UNMArmyROTC
This is the unofficial alumni podcast of the University ofNew Mexico Army ROTC , the views of all participants have no association with the Department of War or the U.S. Army. Any thoughts made by guests are their own.