It's going on everybody. So last week I said that I was going to be able to in the very near future

Sit down and be able to talk with some people and I spent last week on the road and I was hoping to get the chance

But that shit didn't happen. So life through some lemons. I'm gonna try to make apple pie out of it

So for this week, it's gonna be just me again. I'm gonna keep it short and sweet. I'm gonna answer one question from the internet and

Finish up talking about just my thoughts on leadership. So here we go right into it episode seven

Okay, I got the right smoke

No, it's not

The smoke I'm looking at danger close mouth

The one and only question from the internet today is going to be what are the three biggest changes slash improvements

That you saw in the SEAL teams post 9-11

So first I can only answer for myself. I speak for myself only

I'm not authorized to speak for the SEAL teams and everything that I'm about to say is purely 100% my opinion

So I had to think about this one and I wrote it out because there were substantial changes from pre 9-11 to post 9-11 and

In order here we go. So the number one change that I

noticed was in communication

And then by that I mean communication throughout the community. So pre 9-11

The only term that I think is accurate for the SEAL teams would be

siloed we were walled off even though the

Distance between the SEAL teams on the west coast and if you

suck at golf and had a pitching wedge you could still hit

team one

from team three and team five

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