388: Lessons That Go Beyond The Battelfield. With Jamie Cochran, Echelon Front COO.

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May 31, 2023

Jamie Cochran, the Chief Operating Officer at Echelon Front and a leadership instructor, shares her journey from military life to business leadership. She discusses the significance of Extreme Ownership in personal and professional spheres, emphasizing its role in enhancing team dynamics. The podcast explores lessons from combat leadership, the importance of adaptability, and fostering strong relationships within teams. Jamie also highlights the need for positive role models and the impact of humility and accountability in family life, making a compelling case for universal leadership principles.

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Hackworth's Influence

Jocko recounts Colonel Hackworth's dedication to soldiers and how it shaped his leadership.
Hackworth's book, "About Face," emphasizes caring for people above all else.

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Jamie Cochran's Leadership

Jamie Cochran, COO of Echelon Front, exemplifies Extreme Ownership.
She applies these principles in business, family, and personal life.

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Jamie's Upbringing

Jamie was born in Utah, raised in Washington state, near Seattle.
Her mother worked for United Steelworkers, demonstrating a strong work ethic.

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