What I learned from sports and applied to SEAL Team.  We go over my 2-year college football coaching, how I watch sports, why the process is good for me, and how I study a room.

I look at talent as being a piece of clay.  Everyone has to be molded into what the group needs. As a leader of people, which is one of the things I pride myself on. I have an innate responsibility to mold that clay. Clay needs tools and you have to grow to be a master potter.

There was some talk about Bruce Willis, tigers, apes, and hitting golf balls 4 hours a day.

In this episode of The Darkside of Elite, Dan O’Donnel Sales and Marketing leader in sports training, footwear, apparel, and equipment industry. Dan likes himself some of that Navy SEAL stuff and flips the game by asking questions that most of you might be curious about. Listen as Jack opens up about SEAL Team and BUD/S and explores team dynamics, chaos and winning. Jack does take back the mic and drills Dan on selling in a competitive market.

I took what I learned from sports and applied to SEAL Team.  We go over my 2-year college football coaching, how I watch sports, why the process is good for me, and how I study a room.

It's a fascinating topic, every group of people is dysfunctional. The goal is to function within your dysfunction towards the common outcome, or the goal or the mission, or the vision.

Should college athletes be paid? Or is it enough that they receive a scholarship and opportunity to take their shot at elite for a possible multimillion-dollar career in pro sports? And should schools be allowed to rake in enormous profits on the backs of the effort, sacrifice and talent of their athlete?  In this episode of The Darkside of Elite, former NFL lineman Jeremiah Sirles (Chargers, Vikings, Panthers, Bills) makes the case to allow student-athletes to profit from their names, images, and likenesses. And even more important: To endorse brands, monetize social media and sell private lessons. Listen as Jack probes the depths of the College/University slavery system, and what Sirles is doing to stop it.

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Sirles backing a bill (LB962) to allow college student-athletes to profit from their names, images and likenesses.

The bill, introduced by Omaha Sen. Megan Hunt, prohibits colleges and universities from enacting rules to prevent student-athletes from earning money by endorsing brands or products, posting sponsored content on their social media accounts, or selling private lessons.

John Cook is one of the most successful coaches in the world. And you probably have never heard of him. The University of Nebraska Volleyball Coach has led his team to four national championships. He is a two time National Coach Of The Year. He has an all-time record of 588-80. That’s a .880 winning percentage. That’s elite. But there’s a cost to that success. It’s the DarkSide of Elite. In this podcast, Coach Cook talks about daring to dream and the commitment to pay the price for success.

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Really excited to have coach john cook on the dark side of elite podcast today where we talk all things elite, the dark side, the cost, talk about his book dream like a champion wins, losses and leadership the Nebraska volleyball way. JOHN has been a great friend of mine. It's been neat to be part of two national championships with him.

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