Doubt is inaction and failure is action. In this episode of the Tactical Businessman Gerritt discusses how doubt causes use to freeze and makes us a liability. When you doubt something, you fail to invest the time and energy into it to make it successful. Failure itself is never really the problem, giving up is. Failure is always the path to success. Follow along in this episode and discover how to turn your failure into greatness.

Everyone seems to want a better life, more sex, and financial freedom. In this episode of the Tactical Businessman Gerritt discusses how there are no shortcuts to success. Leading an intentional life is much like shooting a gun and hitting a target. Sometimes we need to slow down and focus on the basics. Success is all about the reps. Follow along in this episode and discover new tactics to hit your targets.

How much is a mustache worth to you? In this episode of The Tactical Businessman, Gerritt tells a story of having a mustache during his senior year which led to his popularity. Gerritt ended up losing his scholarship and military career over the pride of keeping his mustache. What is your stubbornness causing you? Follow along in this episode and learn how to put that cocky, arrogant bastard to bed.

In this episode of The Tactical Businessman, Someday vs. Today is Gerritts topic for conversation. Recalling a story of when his Patrol Car was on fire, thinking back on that story he remembers the engine light coming on; he believed that someday he would take care of it. Someday may never come, but in that situation someday came in the form of a car fire. Stop waiting for someday and start looking at today and make the changes you need to for your tomorrow.

In this episode of The Tactical Businessman, Gerritt has Jim Steg in the studio, and they share the experience of Wake Up Warrior. Jim's work ethic, instilled in him as a child is what drove him to success in his business and across the Core 4. Life is all about chopping wood, about your family and experiencing new things that scare you.

Today Gerritt is joined by a special guest today name Deric Keller. Deric talks about the Marine corps and failing psych evaluations led to coaching other men.

In this episode of The Tactical Businessman, Gerritt discusses the outcome of what solitary confinement can do to not only a prisoner but to a businessperson as well. Isolating yourself from others by burying yourself in work, can not only damage your relationships, your business but your body and mind as well. Begin to look at the facts of why you are where you are and then tap into your feelings about that to garner the fruit of what you want.

In this episode of The Tactical Businessman, when was the first time you remember going toe to toe with someone? How we collide with people, from a young age can shape how we deal with conflict and emotion when we grow older.  It is important to put yourself into an environment that will shift and and shape you into who you want to be.

In this first episode of The Tactical Businessman, Gerritt is joined by his wife Melissa as they discuss how parenting relates to business. The way your parents were raised dictated how they parented you; are you continuing the pattern in your home and your business? Having collision and creating an agreed method of parenting will not only help your relationship and how you communicate with your children but how that carries into your workplace also.

In this first episode of The Tactical Businessman, Gerritt discusses how Decision Fatigue and Decision Avoidance can affect not just your business but all areas of your life. Taking time in the morning to be purposeful and responding to what your body, balance, being and business need, will make you proactive for the rest of your day. Get clear on how to get more of what you want from your life.