You're listening to Operation Self-Reset with Jake Naraki.

What's going on, you're freaking awesome people.

Welcome back to Operation Self-Reset.

My name is Jake Naraki.

Come to you live from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where each every week we dive into a different topic in the world of personal development to help you become freaking awesome.

With that being said, we're going to be diving into the topic of what it takes to become the ultimate leader, the ultimate warrior.

And, you know, I know a lot of you guys out there reading books and

listening to audiobooks and doing a lot of things on personal growth and first of all I applaud you

guys that is awesome for doing that but there needs to be something a little deeper I think all

of us can watch a movie and we gain a couple things from it but as you know times pass

and we kind of forget what exactly happened in that movie or in relation to our personal growth

what happens to these books what happens in the books what are the good ideas the things that

really inspire us to take personal action and so today that's what I want to reflect on. First of all, I'm kind of

happy I did this. Back in 2015, I started reading books, obviously, like most people do, duh.

But what I'm trying to get to is that I did something different than I've never done before.

And that is I actually started taking notes, almost like I was back

in school. And I would put the page name with like an idea and a quote. And I want to pull out of

a couple ideas here out of a book called Developing the Leader Within from a gentleman named John Maxwell.

John Maxwell is kind of like a leader expert in that field. He writes a lot

of books on the topic of leadership. And there's one idea that he put in the book that was pretty

interesting. He talked about a Dr. Campalo who studied 50 people over the age of 90 years old,

and he asked them this,

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