Want to step up at work to achieve challenging but more fulfilling goals?

"Good leaders don't make excuses. Instead, they find a way to get things done." 

Jocko Willink is famous for his extreme ownership style of leadership. Being in the US Navy for many years, he has acquired, implemented, and shared the qualities of being an exceptional leader that everyone can relate to. 

Just like in war, we face our own battles every day at work. Whether you are a team member or a team leader, Jocko's lessons give you a new perspective on how to take on challenges. 

His approach to leadership is admired by Dr. Grace Lee who is also helping executive professionals achieve confidence and clarity in their chosen career paths. 

Dr. Grace shares 5 impactful lessons from Jocko Willink and breaks down how they are applicable in your career. Watch the full video so that you can develop your leadership skills to apply to the workplace.

Do you have someone whom you look up to as a leader? 

What are his/her best qualities? Share them in the comments below.

Show notes and free resources:
https://CareerRevisionist.com/episode121

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Want to elevate your communication skills, leadership abilities and influence in the world around you?

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