This is Jocko Podcast Number 424 with Echo Charles and me Jocka Willink. Good evening.

So continuing from the last podcast that we did for 23 if you haven't listened to that one.

You can go back and listen to it or you can

listen to that one later these kind of stand on their own this is going back to

the book the same 1954

1954 Air Force manual called a psychological aspects of survival and there's just a bunch of good

information in there today we're to talk about some sections. This

look at the survival man, that's not what it's about. It's about the psychology of

survival and so the things that I found that we're going to cover today, they're helpful to so many different aspects of your life.

It's a section on fear and it's a section about leadership and how to recognize and overcome fear,

something everybody needs to know,

and then how to lead a group or group leadership

in dynamic situations. How do you do that and I think you're going to see both these

topics I was pulling all kinds of stuff out of them that we can apply to our

normal lives business lives tactical lives if you're in a tactical scenario, family, relationships,

the whole nine yards.

So here we go.

We're going to go back to the book.

1954 psychological aspects of survival. Fear in survival. Fear can save your life or it can kill you.

Opening line. I like where we're going.

Some men are at their best and enjoy themselves most when they are scared.

Many downed flyers faced with survival emergencies have been surprised at how well they

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