This is the Jocko Underground Podcast, number 185,

sitting here with Echo Charles.

You all have sent us some questions from the field,

and we will provide you with some guidance,

some recommendations, some answers,

or at a minimum, some possible courses of actions

that you can follow.

So here we go, let's get into it.

Here we go.

First question, I'm a high school principal. I spent the last

decade working towards being the best version of myself, reading, lifting, training, and eliminating

most anything that is not productive to my quest to achieve personal excellence. Where I struggle as a

leader is watching others around me be okay with mediocrity. Their lack of desire to

improve daily fuels me to be the very best I can be, but frustrates me that I see so much more

in them than they see in themselves. Do I continue to keep my foot on the gas in an effort to influence

them to see they are just floating

through life or do I accept that 10% of my staff going to fall short of my

expectations of them and the true potential they have as educators and leaders

in my school keep the rad designs coming for the shirtlocker T's. Thank you.

Jack.

That's what he is.

Like that.

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