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The Mark Divine Show

JC Glick talks about leadership in the military and in business

The Mark Divine Show

Mark Divine

Self-improvement, Alternative Health, Education, Health & Fitness

4.81.7K Ratings

🗓️ 18 April 2018

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

JC Glick is a former Ranger and served 11 combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. He's also an author, and he's provided a very down-to-earth account of how to develop leadership called "A Light in the Darkness: Leadership Development for the Unknown." He and Mark talk about leadership, the effect of PTSD on soldiers and how they might be able to counteract it. Hear how: JC has known Generals Petraeus and McChrystal but he still credits NCOs with teaching him the most about leadership T...

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0:00.0

You can't. When you're a non-commissioned officer and you're saying,

0:18.0

A sir, I think you should do this and get people to listen in the right way,

0:22.2

I mean, it's amazing.

0:23.6

Ohhoo!

0:28.6

Hey folks, welcome back.

0:31.0

This is Mark Devine, the Deep Unbeatable Mind podcast. So I'm stoked to have you with us today. We have a terrific guest, J.C. Glick, who we're going to talk with about leadership and about resiliency and about mental toughness and about all sorts of things.

0:44.6

He's a former Army Ranger amongst a lot of other things.

0:48.2

Before I get started, I want to talk about our initiative to help veterans who are suffering from post-traumatic stress.

0:57.0

In January we launched what we call the Burpies for Vets Challenge and what I did is challenge that my tribe or whoever really cares,

1:06.9

which I'm hoping that includes you,

1:09.3

to do 22 million Burpies this year. So we're organizing teams and or individuals and at

1:17.6

burpies for vets.com you can register and pledge a certain number of burpies and a

1:23.2

amount per per per per per per per that either you will donate or you'll go out and get

1:26.2

you know pledges or people to support you.

1:28.0

So I'm committed to a hundred thousand. I'll probably end up doing about

1:30.5

120 or so. I'm doing that in chunks of 300 a day and it's become a really amazing practice

1:36.2

because I connect with my Y which is to help these vets and my little bit of

1:40.2

suffering is going to go to alleviate their suffering hopefully. And so not only are we doing

1:47.2

$22 million, would that be amazing, 22 million buries, but we intend to raise a minimum of $250,000.

1:54.9

And with that, we put as many vets as possible through an intensive

2:01.7

three-day training with 18 months of after care using the tools of

2:06.9

and be able minds of breath control movement ethos teamwork you know really the

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