Jocko Podcast Jocko Underground: Your Problems Don't Magically Go Away When You Take Responsibility.
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May 20, 2024 The discussion emphasizes the true essence of extreme ownership, showcasing how mere acknowledgment of mistakes isn't enough. It tackles the complexities of responsibility, likening it to the serious consequences of drunk driving. A personal story from a bouncer highlights the value of accountability and proactive problem-solving. The conversation also touches on the challenges of jiu-jitsu training as one ages, managing disruptive behavior towards children, and finding balance in passion versus talent while navigating tough days.
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Ownership Doesn't Solve Problems
- Taking ownership doesn't magically solve problems, it's just the first step.
- You must understand, apologize, plan corrective action, and accept consequences.
Preemptive Ownership
- Practice preemptive ownership by anticipating potential problems before they occur.
- This higher level of tenacity ensures you take responsibility and mitigate issues proactively.
Skipping the Line
- Echo Charles shares a story about taking money to let people skip the line while working as a bouncer.
- Despite initially fearing he'd be fired, he took ownership, and it led to a system change and a promotion.