Jocko Podcast Jocko Underground: "I'm Wrong" Encourages an Open Mind. Sociopath Boss.
Feb 4, 2022
Dive into an enlightening discussion about the power of admitting when you’re wrong and how it fosters growth. Explore the dynamics of balancing long-term goals with immediate gains and the impact of ego on effective communication. The conversation also touches on the psychology behind having a sociopath boss and how to navigate those challenging relationships. Lastly, there's talk about Jiu Jitsu competitions and body types, underscoring the variety of physical attributes in grappling sports.
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Embrace Being Wrong
- Enter conversations with the assumption you might be wrong, fostering open-mindedness.
- Ask earnest questions without hostility, accepting the possibility of being wrong.
Confidence in Being Wrong
- Thinking you're wrong doesn't decrease confidence; it increases it.
- It allows risk-taking and learning, like a lower-ranked grappler facing a champion.
Jeff Glover's Humility
- Jeff Glover, a Jiu-Jitsu champion, accepts defeat gracefully, even in practice.
- He lets lower belts submit him, demonstrating an ego-less approach to learning.