382: Into The Heart of Darkness. Fighting Che Guevara's Communist Insurgents in the Congo. w/ SEAL Jim Hawes

This collection features some of Mary Oliver's most renowned poems, including 'Wild Geese,' which was first published in her 1986 collection 'Dream Work.' The poem 'Wild Geese' is a powerful exploration of the human condition, encouraging readers to find their place in the natural world and to embrace their humanity without the need for perfection. Oliver's poetry is characterized by its vivid descriptions of nature and its ability to evoke a sense of wonder and connection to the world around us. Her work often reflects on the beauty and significance of the natural world and how it relates to human experiences of life, death, joy, and despair[2][3][5].

This book provides a direct, situational, and pragmatic how-to guide for leaders. It mixes stories from Jocko Willink's military career and consulting business with practical advice on leadership. The book covers topics such as decentralizing command, building team pride, celebrating successes, and delivering truthful criticism. It aims to help leaders understand and apply leadership principles in a real-world context.

The African Dream is a personal and introspective account of Che Guevara's involvement in the Congolese liberation movement in 1965. The book provides a candid look at the challenges faced by Guevara and his Cuban guerrillas, highlighting the ineptness of the antigovernment forces and the lessons learned from the mission's failure. It offers a unique insight into Guevara's thoughts and emotions during this period.