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One time for the underdder.

Time for the underdder.

Ignition sequence star.

Let me see you put them up.

Reach the sky, touch the stars up above because it's one time for the underdaw. I'm Patrick Beady host of Aitaim and

I'm Patrick Beady host of Aitaimen and today I'm reading you a very famous speech given by a leader in World War I that inspired me and I hope it does the same thing to you as well.

There are a lot of great speeches I've heard on leadership. There's a lot of great speeches I've read on leadership, but I've never read a talk

on leadership like the one given by Major C.A. Bach, who was an officer back in 1919, 1917 during World War I when he gave this message to a group of new

promoting officers. So imagine he's an instructor, he's at the second training camp at Fort Sheridan and he's given this talk and you are an officer a major comes up to give this message to you on leadership and let tell you, the message was so profound that all the

officers kept talking about it and they wanted the talk to reread it again because one time

wasn't enough to the point where the Daily Times Herald

heard about it and they went to the Colonel, Colonel James R Ryan, and they ended up getting

the speech and publishing it on January 27, 1918.

So I'm going to read the whole talk to you.

You may need to listen to it a couple times.

It's that powerful of a talk by Major CA Bach.

Let's go right into it.

Okay, so here's how it goes.

Try to close your eyes and visualize,

you are in a room, you're about to graduate

to become an officer, and a major comes up to prepare you on what it is to be a

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