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The military review US Army Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, again, November 1960Drawing from rarely discussed military journals written during the Cold War, Jocko and Echo explore the timeless principles behind morale, trust, courage, and why some leaders inspire extraordinary effort while others don't.

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What to do When Life Seems To Be Unsatisfying.
How to excel when you get promoted quickly.
Are you living life by any code?
Are you contemplating law enforcement?
The best way to get over a bad day on the mats and in life.

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Retired Navy SEAL officer Rich Diviney returns to break down why fear isn't the enemy—uncertainty is. From combat and BUD/S to business and everyday life, Rich explains practical methods for staying composed under pressure, overcoming anxiety, and performing when the stakes are highest.

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Getting over overwhelming guilt from tragedy.
How should civilians respectfully ask veterans about their combat experiences without minimizing their sacrifices or making them uncomfortable?
As a new Navy chaplain, how can I best earn the trust of sailors and Marines while helping them through life's toughest challenges?
Should I transfer to another office that's better for my family even if it means leaving behind a mentor and a promising career path?
How should I handle living near a convicted child predator while protecting my family without compromising my Christian values?

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Why the best leaders stop trying to control everything. Jocko and Cory break down Marine Corps doctrine on command and control, explaining why decentralized leadership, trust, feedback, and initiative outperform micromanagement in business, combat, and life.

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