Retired Navy SEAL Jocko Willink | SAS CLASSIC

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🗓️ 16 December 2021

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Retired Navy SEAL Jocko Willink was commander of SEAL Team Three's Task Unit Bruiser during the Battle Of Ramadi, and received the Silver Star and Bronze Star for his actions in the Iraq War. He chronicled some of those experiences, and the leadership principles he learned in the SEALS in his book, "Extreme Ownership: How US Navy SEALs Lead & Win." And today, he's talking to Steve about BUDs training, Hell Week, discipline, the brotherhood, how he survived deployment away from his family, and he shares a few leadership principles you can apply to your own life and career. Register now at CON-CRET.com/podcast to receive free membership to Planet Fitness for an entire year PLUS, a $500 WALMART VISA gift card!

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0:00.0	Thank you for listening to this Podcast One production.
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0:04.1	Podcast One, Spotify, and anywhere else you get your podcasts.
0:09.2	Podcast One presents The Steve Austin Show Classics. All right, we're really sound to Steve Austin show Classics.
0:13.0	All right, we're rolling sound.
0:14.0	This Steve Austin.
0:15.0	I'm coming to you from San Diego, California, Victory
0:17.0	MMA Training Center.
0:18.0	Jock O'willick is my guest,
0:20.0	20-year Navy SEAL decorated, along with his partner and Navy SEAL
0:24.8	Laith Babin wrote the book Extreme Ownership how US Navy SEALs lead and win this is a
0:31.8	badass book I read the book and I listen to the audio book I did double duty
0:37.0	Jocko welcome to the show it's harder than hell for me to read anything this book is riveting and I enjoyed the hell out of it. Hey man let's go back a little bit.
0:46.7	What made you decide to be a Navy SEAL? You know be honest with you the only thing I ever
0:51.9	remember wanting to do in my life was be some kind of a
0:55.6	commando that's the only thing ever since I was a little little kid ever since I can
0:59.8	remember wanting to do anything I wanted to have a machine gun in my hands and I wanted to go kill bad guys and as
1:06.8	soon as I got old enough to start figuring out which one of those commando units I
1:10.9	wanted to go into I'd heard about a bunch of them. I heard about the seal teams.
1:15.0	I had a friend of mine that was in the Army. And he kind of indicated to me that the seal teams
1:19.6	was the hardest training, the toughest guys. And I know that that's not true anymore
1:24.1	There's a bunch of great guys and all the branches, but when I heard that about the seal teams I said to myself all right that's where I'm going
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