Jocko Underground: You're Going Somewhere. Are You Going Where You Want to Be Going?

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🗓️ 22 January 2021

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Life keeps moving forward, with or without you. Are you where you want to be?

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0:00.0	This is the Jocco Underground Podcast number four with Echo Charles and me,
0:06.0	Jocco Willink. Good evening, Echo.
0:09.4	Good evening.
0:10.2	Also, Janice, good deal Dave.
0:12.2	Good evening, Dave.
0:14.6	All right, let's get into the topic of the day.
0:16.8	So, I know we recorded a podcast earlier today about the Marine Corps document and
0:23.8	called competing.
0:25.7	And I know I kind of threw some stuff at you today, kind of in that opening, talking
0:32.0	about this leadership and influence continuum.
0:38.0	So I had neck issues.
0:42.6	My neck, my neck, I had a problem with my neck.
0:46.0	I had, well, I woke up one day, this was years ago.
0:49.1	I woke up one day and I couldn't move my right arm.
0:51.6	It didn't move.
0:53.2	So imagine that.
0:54.2	You wake up and you can't move your right arm.
0:56.5	Had some, so I went to the doctor and they started figuring out what to do because I had
1:03.5	basically some problems in my neck that was causing friction on the nerves that control
1:09.4	my right arm.
1:11.6	So I had to do some physical therapy and eventually it said, you know, you're going to need to
1:17.0	get surgery to fix this problem.
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