The Mark Divine Show

Mark talks with Bill Treasurer, globally renowned author and retired SEAL Captain and John Havlik on leadership and how to maintain it. Their impetus to write a book came from watching several leaders fall from grace when they were at the pinnacle of achievement. "The Leadership Killer: Reclaiming Humility in an Age of Arrogance,” focuses on one of the main challenges for leaders; the ability to remain or become humble as a leader. They provide actionable strategies for becoming, and most importantly staying, a more effective, confident and humble leader.

Hear about:

• How you should have genuine interest and appreciation for the people on your team
• How to overcome the constant pressure to "be the best," on your own.
• Doing something as simple as learning names can make a huge difference

Listen to this episode to learn how to be a more effective leader, by letting go of the hubris that often comes along with it.

Mark talks with Bill Treasurer, globally renowned author and retired SEAL Captain and John Havlik on leadership and how to maintain it. Their impetus to write a book came from watching several leaders fall from grace when they were at the pinnacle of achievement.

"The Leadership Killer: Reclaiming Humility in an Age of Arrogance," focuses on one of the main challenges for leaders; the ability to remain or become humble as a leader.

They provide actionable strategies for becoming, and most importantly staying, a more effective, confident and humble leader.

Hear about: How you should have genuine interest and appreciation for the people on your team 

How to overcome the constant pressure to "be the best," on your own. Doing something as simple as learning names can make a huge difference

Listen to this episode to learn how to be a more effective leader, by letting go of the hubris that often comes along with it.

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Remi Adeleke has had a journey through life that many of us would find hard to imagine. From Nigerian royalty to life in the Bronx, to the SEALs, to a career acting and writing. He and Mark talk about the importance of making the most of the things in front of you at all times.  Hear his story of transformation, determination and defying all odds with his new book “Transformed".

Hear how:

• The importance of making the most of what is in front of you.
• How the hard life he’d lived in the Bronx helped him for SEAL training.
• What it takes for a person who barely graduated high school, swim, act or lead finds success in the areas and acquires those skills

Listen to this episode as someone going through times of intense struggle, pressure and failure can overcome all odds.

Remi Adeleke has had a journey through life that many of us would find hard to imagine. From Nigerian royalty to life in the Bronx, to the SEALs, to a career acting and writing.

He and Mark talk about the importance of making the most of the things in front of you at all times.  Hear his story of transformation, determination and defying all odds with his new book "Transformed".

Hear how: The importance of making the most of what is in front of you. How the hard life he'd lived in the Bronx helped him for SEAL training.

What it takes for a person who barely graduated high school, swim, act or lead finds success in the areas and acquires those skills

Listen to this episode as someone going through times of intense struggle, pressure and failure can overcome all odds.

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In this solocast, Mark talks about building respect for yourself as a leader so that you can enhance the performance of your team. His prime example of how to earn respect, is Captain O’Connell from his years in Iraq. Captain O’Connell was called out of retirement after 9/11 to help lead the new Special Operations command and Mark was able to see him work first-hand.

Learn the three main aspects of respect:

• Clarity – it was always clear what was expected and what was needed, and so the team could always knew what it needed to do.
• Authenticity – you are able to “walk the walk,” and be both transparent and accessible
• Integrity – know how to communicate, so that what you’re saying is both useful and positive. Consider how what you say is going to land with others.

Listen to this episode for a stronger understanding of how respect plays into leadership skills and how you can work to develop them in your own team.

In this solocast, Mark talks about building respect for yourself as a leader so that you can enhance the performance of your team. His prime example of how to earn respect, is Captain O'Connell from his years in Iraq.

Captain O'Connell was called out of retirement after 9/11 to help lead the new Special Operations command and Mark was able to see him work first-hand. Learn the three main aspects of respect: Clarity - it was always clear what was expected and what was needed, and so the team could always knew what it needed to do.

Authenticity - you are able to "walk the walk," and be both transparent and accessible Integrity - know how to communicate, so that what you're saying is both useful and positive.

Consider how what you say is going to land with others.

Listen to this episode for a stronger understanding of how respect plays into leadership skills and how you can work to develop them in your own team.

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In the 200th episode of his podcast, Mark revisits a number of interviews with various guests that all exemplify parts of the Unbeatable Mind, 5 Mountain system. You’ll hear clips from the David Goggins episode, Cal Newport, Christine Hassler, Sifu Singh and Damien Mander. Each interview is an example of one of the 5 mountains – the physical, mental, emotional, intuitional and Kokoro.

Listen to this special episode to get a better understanding of how the 5 mountains show up in a variety of circumstances and how you can manage them for your own Unbeatable Mind.

In the 200th episode of his podcast, Mark revisits a number of interviews with various guests that all exemplify parts of the Unbeatable Mind, 5 Mountain system.

You'll hear clips from the David Goggins episode, Cal Newport, Christine Hassler, Sifu Singh and Damien Mander. Each interview is an example of one of the 5 mountains - the physical, mental, emotional, intuitional and Kokoro. 

Listen to this special episode to get a better understanding of how the 5 mountains show up in a variety of circumstances and how you can manage them for your own Unbeatable Mind.

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Jack Carr is known as the best-selling author of the thriller “The Terminal List,” but before coming an author, he led special operations teams as a Team Leader, Platoon Commander, Troop Commander and Task Unit Commander. Jack spent 20 years in Naval Special Warfare and always had two goals in life - to be a SEAL and to write a book.  His newest book, “True Believer” is next to come out.

• It’s important to know that you’re doing the right thing for yourself at the right time.
• The important process of moving up through ranks to command rather than starting out on top
• How being SEAL for 20 years helped him as an author

Listen to this episode and get a better understanding of how to make a radical career change.

Jack Carr is known as the best-selling author of the thriller "The Terminal List," but before coming an author, he led special operations teams as a Team Leader, Platoon Commander, Troop Commander and Task Unit Commander.

Jack spent 20 years in Naval Special Warfare and always had two goals in life - to be a SEAL and to write a book.  His newest book, "True Believer" is next to come out. It's important to know that you're doing the right thing for yourself at the right time.

The important process of moving up through ranks to command rather than starting out on top How being SEAL for 20 years helped him as an author

Listen to this episode and get a better understanding of how to make a radical career change.

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