Jocko Podcast 216: Why You Should Do The Best You Can and Never Give Up. The Memory Endures, by Reg Curtis
Feb 12, 2020
This discussion dives into the profound lessons of resilience from wartime experiences, illustrating the chaos and camaraderie forged in combat. Personal anecdotes highlight the importance of a disciplined mindset and the drive to embrace challenges, whether in the military or through Jiu-Jitsu. Tales of overcoming adversity, like transitioning from soldier to civilian life, showcase the powerful impact of determination and support. The conversation also touches on childhood memories and unique entrepreneurial stories that inspire personal growth and ambition.
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Joining the Army
- A young Reg Curtis, seeking an environment without strikes, joined the British Army.
- Influenced by his family's military history, he chose the Foot Guards, aiming to later join the police.
The "No Factor" Mindset
- Jocko and Echo discuss adopting a "no factor" mindset during challenging military training.
- This mindset helps one become more resilient and better handle difficult situations.
Rainy Range Day
- Reg Curtis humorously describes his experience on a rainy firing range.
- Despite the discomfort, he achieved first-class shot.
