The chapter highlights the importance of leaders owning their mistakes, learning from failures, and striving for improvement. It discusses how facing challenges and adversity can lead to growth and development, positioning resilient organizations for success. Additionally, it delves into the strategic advantage of language skills, particularly Arabic, in military and civilian careers, emphasizing the significance of constant improvement and transitioning leadership culture within organizations.
Jimmy May is a retired Navy SEAL Commander and a renowned figure in leadership and combat ethics training. With over 22 years of distinguished service, including seven deployments to the Middle East, Commander May has earned various honors, including 3 Bronze Stars and the Purple Heart. Jimmy’s post-military journey is equally impressive, marked by his roles as CEO of Sushi Assassin, Mayday Executive Services, and the non-profit, Beyond the Brotherhood. A Texas A&M alum and Harvard graduate, he’s known for his expertise in creating top-tier teams through intense shared experiences. Fluent in Arabic and passionate about spearfishing, surfing, martial arts, and beekeeping, he resides in San Diego, doing good things for good people.
Jimmy joined host Robert Glazer to discuss his military career, leadership lessons from his service, serving the community and much more.
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