

Jocko Underground: The POWER To Do Things You Don't Want to Do | How To Win The Top Spot
6 snips Dec 12, 2022
Discover the power of doing what you need to do, even when you don’t want to. Learn how military discipline can push you beyond your limits and shape personal growth. The discussion includes warning signs of toxic individuals and advice tailored for military spouses. There’s also valuable insight on how to excel in leadership roles and secure the top spot on a team. Explore how past experiences, particularly in the military, influence personal preferences in uniforms and grooming.
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Benefits of Imposed Discipline
- Military training, sports, and even peer pressure can push individuals beyond their self-imposed limits.
- This "imposed discipline" can lead to increased self-discipline and a realization of one's potential.
Turning Imposed Discipline into Intrinsic Motivation
- Introduce people to challenging activities to show them the positive feeling of accomplishment.
- This can transform imposed discipline into intrinsic motivation.
Rejecting Imposed Discipline
- Some SEALs, after enduring intense water training, avoid water activities later in life.
- Similarly, athletes who cut weight often gain weight post-career, rejecting prior restrictions.