Jocko Podcast

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  • Retired Navy SEAL, Jocko Willink and Director, Echo Charles discuss discipline and leadership in business, war, relationships and everyday life.
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Episodes
  • Jocko Underground: Breaking Up With Your Significant Other out of Boredom | The Value of Instructors VS Training Partners

    Jocko Underground: Breaking Up With Your Significant Other out of Boredom | The Value of Instructors VS Training Partners
    Jan 13 2025

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    Which is more important? Good Instructor? Or good training partners?

    Breaking up with your significant other out of boredom?

    How to get out of a massive rut involving meds.

    How to maybe get your girlfriend back after she broke up with you.

    Only child trying to get over insecurity as an adult.



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    12 mins
  • 472: Avoiding the Pressure Won't Get You Anywhere. W/ Matt Hasby

    472: Avoiding the Pressure Won't Get You Anywhere. W/ Matt Hasby
    Jan 8 2025

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    Matt is a retired Navy SEAL, combat leader, and Leadership Instructor at Echelon Front with a distinguished 21-year career. He began at SEAL Team Three and was part of Task Unit Bruiser with Leif Babin and Jocko Willink. Matt's combat and training experiences honed his leadership skills, allowing him to rise through the SEAL ranks and collaborate with various special operations teams. After retiring, he earned an MBA from UCLA's Anderson School of Management and worked as a management consultant, where he applied and validated Echelon Front’s strategies in business.



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    4 hrs and 20 mins
  • Jocko Underground: Do You Have Emotional Discipline | Grown Kids Are Not Adults Sometimes

    Jocko Underground: Do You Have Emotional Discipline | Grown Kids Are Not Adults Sometimes
    Jan 6 2025

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    How to have emotional discipline.

    How to turn your grown kids into real adults.

    How do I get my extreme discipline back?

    Loved ones aren't living right. How do I change them?

    Am I overtraining?



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    12 mins

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Great

amazing story. well worth a listen. Great to hear the use of HAT used properly.

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Awesome

Jocko is such a great guy out there inspiring millions to "get after it".... Thru his stories and then the great/shocking/harrowing/ stories of wars and things. Awesome

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Really good but to long

I struggled a bit i am not going to lie. The content is great, but 4 hours long, it's hard to keep up with due to the length.

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