On this episode of Jocko Underground, we discuss how to find a worthy mission when your last one is complete.

We cover how to build self-discipline when you can't seem to make it stick.

We explain strategies to talk politics without causing

turmoil, as well as how to stay safe in the streets by presenting a hard target. Then we explain how to excel in your team and finally

how to overcome unexplained depression. Jocco, best questions answered.

You have talked before about finding a new mission for fellow veterans after their service ends,

so I was hoping for some help with a similar situation.

I'm 24 married and have a very blessed life.

However, I feel there is a part of me missing as I played baseball for about 17 years of life

through college. My career ended due to COVID in 2020, so I felt as if it was taken away from me and I didn't get a final say in the matter.

It has now been two years and I do not feel the sense of drive or purpose that I once felt. I'm a real estate

agent now but have a hard time fully committing to this position even though I

think I would be good at it. I miss the camaraderie and drive to be the best from being in athletics. My whole life, being in athletics my whole life, and I feel as if nothing can feel that void completely. I feel that there is many there are many

student athletes in a similar position as me who struggle with this. Any advice on trying

to find a new mission after our playing careers have ended and trying to stay on the

path when things out of your control occur.

Thanks for your time.

Okay, well, of course, I'm going to start with just going to start training in Jiu-Jitsu.

Because you start training Jiu-Jitsu, man, there's how many crossover athletes are in Jiu-Jitsu?

Echo Charles, all of them.

It's like crazy how many people come from football,

baseball, wrestling, soccer, just any sport.

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