

87: How to Act as a Leader. Importance of the Warrior Culture and in Leadership. "The Clay Pigeons of St. Lo"
Aug 9, 2017
Glover Johns, author of 'The Clay Pigeons of St. Lo', discusses his military experiences that highlight effective leadership during combat. He delves into the psychological toll soldiers face and the importance of tactical decision-making under fire. The conversation emphasizes the essence of warrior culture, resilience, and camaraderie among troops. Glover reflects on the balance of aggression and strategy necessary for survival, while showcasing the unique identity of American warriors throughout history.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Combat Leadership Insights
05:09 • 19min
Leadership Under Fire
24:30 • 35min
Navigating Chaos: The Essence of Tactical Decision-Making in Combat
59:13 • 4min
Under Fire: The Psychology of Combat
01:02:48 • 24min
Tactics of the Battlefield
01:26:34 • 11min
Leadership in the Chaos of War
01:37:57 • 30min
The Indomitable Spirit of Leadership and Warrior Culture
02:08:01 • 4min
Exploring Warrior Culture and Military Values
02:12:16 • 10min
Mastering Kettlebells and HIIT
02:22:08 • 7min
Exploring Unique Fitness Techniques and Kettlebell Recommendations
02:29:29 • 2min
Inspiring Youth Through Fitness
02:31:22 • 4min
Books, Fitness, and Fun
02:35:04 • 3min
The Power of Reviews and Subscriptions
02:38:26 • 4min
The Versatile Rash Guard: Style Meets Function
02:42:15 • 14min
Navigating Social Media and Acknowledging Real-World Heroes
02:55:50 • 3min