One of the biggest aspects of being a good leader as well as a good student is communication. We aren't just talking your basic surface level of communication either. We're talking about having really impactful and meaningful conversations. This includes the most impactful conversations as well...the DIFFICULT ones. 

In this episode, we discuss how and why you should be having more meaningful conversations with people and why you're actually hurting them by not having the difficult ones as well. 

One of the biggest aspects of being a good leader as well as a good student is communication. We aren't just talking your basic surface level of communication either. We're talking about having really impactful and meaningful conversations. This includes the most impactful conversations as well...the DIFFICULT ones. 

In this episode, we discuss how and why you should be having more meaningful conversations with people and why you're actually hurting them by not having the difficult ones as well. 

In this episode, we are joined by JT Adams - a fellow Marine, rapper, musician, and long-time friend of Will's. We cover everything from how they develop comradery in the Marine Corps, how the skills they developed are the same skills you can apply in business, and you'll get to hear some hilarious stories from their time together in the Military.

Make sure to check out JT's band - Long Cut! 

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Long Cut YouTube Channel

In this episode, we are joined by JT Adams - a fellow Marine, rapper, musician, and long-time friend of Will's. We cover everything from how they develop comradery in the Marine Corps, how the skills they developed are the same skills you can apply in business, and you'll get to hear some hilarious stories from their time together in the Military.

Make sure to check out JT's band - Long Cut! 

Long Cut Spotify

Long Cut YouTube Channel

In this episode, we discuss "the suck." What it's all about, how to embrace/welcome it and utilize it in proper form. Contrary to what most say about welcoming failure. Failure is not the suck and more times than not, how most describe the suck or attempt to use it, is not accurate. Keep an open mind and you'll definitely want to take notes on this one. 

In this episode, we discuss "the suck." What it's all about, how to embrace/welcome it and utilize it in proper form. Contrary to what most say about welcoming failure. Failure is not the suck and more times than not, how most describe the suck or attempt to use it, is not accurate. Keep an open mind and you'll definitely want to take notes on this one. 

Today's episode is about creating and maintaining a growth mindset. Now when most of you think growth mindset, you think self-development and reading. We're talking about getting out from behind the pages and writing your own story. This allows you to apply what you've learned in the real world to get your own data. Then, you can attack your growth with a more focused intention. This is only possible once you've applied your self enough to learn where your strengths and weaknesses are. Until you've been able to get your own data in your field, you won't know what parts of your game need the most attention. 

Today's episode is about creating and maintaining a growth mindset. Now when most of you think growth mindset, you think self-development and reading. We're talking about getting out from behind the pages and writing your own story. This allows you to apply what you've learned in the real world to get your own data. Then, you can attack your growth with a more focused intention. This is only possible once you've applied your self enough to learn where your strengths and weaknesses are. Until you've been able to get your own data in your field, you won't know what parts of your game need the most attention. 

Today's episode is a top around people (men in particular) that are constantly taking on new "goals", "challenges", or "movements" publicly. Only to fail in silence with no one keeping them accountable or holding them to their word. 

It's easy to post a goal and feel good with the immediate support you get from people. It's another thing to keep that going publicly. Most people who take on these new public challenges just end up fading out and quitting on themselves. The problem is that the same guys who tell them "good job" in the beginning and call them "brother" aren't calling them out when the see them quite. 

This podcast is to encourage you to stop seeking public recognition for something you haven't even accomplished yet, and to encourage you to hold your "brothers" accountable to the things they said they wanted to do. 

Today's episode is a top around people (men in particular) that are constantly taking on new "goals", "challenges", or "movements" publicly. Only to fail in silence with no one keeping them accountable or holding them to their word. 

It's easy to post a goal and feel good with the immediate support you get from people. It's another thing to keep that going publicly. Most people who take on these new public challenges just end up fading out and quitting on themselves. The problem is that the same guys who tell them "good job" in the beginning and call them "brother" aren't calling them out when the see them quite. 

This podcast is to encourage you to stop seeking public recognition for something you haven't even accomplished yet, and to encourage you to hold your "brothers" accountable to the things they said they wanted to do.