Jocko Podcast 101: How "The Hundred Rules of War" Will Help You Rule Your Life.
Nov 22, 2017
Tsukahara Bokuden, a legendary samurai known for his strategic principles on warfare, shares insights from his famous "Hundred Rules of War." He discusses the importance of personal discipline, emphasizing how attention to detail can lead to success in life. The conversation covers embracing discomfort to build resilience and the psychological strategies necessary for facing challenges. Bokuden also connects the warrior spirit with modern struggles, illustrating how adaptability and commitment are crucial for overcoming adversity.
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Bernard Long's Letters
- 2nd Lt. Bernard Wilford Long served in WWI, writing poignant letters home about his experiences.
- He was killed in action at 21, highlighting the sacrifice of young soldiers.
David Kerr's Letter
- Sgt. David Kerr, an American in WWI, wrote a brave letter to his mother before a major attack.
- He expressed pride in his service and acceptance of possible death, showcasing courage in the face of battle.
Sullivan Ballew's Sacrifice
- Sullivan Ballew, a Civil War major, wrote a moving letter to his wife before the First Battle of Bull Run.
- He expressed his willingness to die for his country while acknowledging the pain of leaving his family, showing the conflict between duty and love.