Jocko Podcast

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Jun 3, 2022 • 37min

The Actual TOPGUN, Dave Berke, Reacts to "TOPGUN: Maverick" with Jocko

Dave Berke, a Marine Corps fighter pilot and Top Gun instructor, shares riveting insights about the realities of fighter pilot training. He discusses the rigorous selection process for instructors and how the original 'Top Gun' film influenced his career. The conversation dives into key aviation maneuvers, the importance of ownership among pilots, and the dangers of G-lock during training. Berke also highlights emergency protocols and the impact of modern technology on future aerial combat. It's a captivating exploration of aviation's past and future.
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Jun 1, 2022 • 1h 43min

336: Your Superpower. How To Get It. How To Use It.

Discover the art of effective communication and emotional detachment in leadership. Learn how to navigate chaos with a strategic mindset and the importance of active listening. Dive into the evolution of martial arts and the necessity of adapting techniques. Enjoy humorous takes on everyday decisions like dining, while understanding the impact of nutrition on recovery. Unpack ethical challenges in the protein supplement industry and gain insights on fostering collaboration and shared responsibility.
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May 25, 2022 • 2h 27min

335: You Got One Shot at This Gig, So Go Out and Live. W/ Lance Mann.

Lance Mann, a UDT frogman and entrepreneur, shares thrilling tales from his life, highlighting his journey through the Navy's Underwater Demolition Teams. He dives deep into his transformative experiences, the challenges of SEAL training, and the evolution of brotherhood forged in the military. Mann also discusses his new coffee venture, emphasizing the importance of embracing life experiences and maintaining a positive mindset as one ages. His reflections on resilience, personal growth, and living vibrantly inspire listeners to seize every moment.
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May 23, 2022 • 15min

Jocko Underground: People Are Like Terrain to be Used For Advantage | Getting Back on The Horse

The discussion includes an intriguing analogy of people as terrain, highlighting how effective leaders can utilize individual traits for success. There's a focus on the dual nature of stubbornness and the importance of self-awareness in leadership. Emotional detachment in decision-making is explored, emphasizing the value of pausing to reflect. The speakers analyze interpersonal dynamics and teamwork, advocating for the need for like-minded support while navigating challenges within relationships.
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May 18, 2022 • 3h 51min

334: Work Hard, ENDURE, & Keep Hammering, w/ Bowhunter Cam Hanes.

Cam Hanes, an esteemed bowhunter, endurance athlete, and author, shares his journey of perseverance in both bowhunting and life. He discusses the emotional challenges tied to childhood and family dynamics while emphasizing the importance of personal accountability. Cam reflects on the dedication required for bowhunting, the significance of physical fitness, and the mental strength needed in endurance sports. He also explores the impact of community and mentorship as pivotal elements in overcoming obstacles and achieving personal growth.
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May 16, 2022 • 15min

Jocko Underground: TOXIC PRODUCTIVITY | Consistency with a Hectic and Unpredictable Work Schedule

Explore the pitfalls of toxic productivity and its detrimental effect on mental health in high-stress environments. Discover how social media fosters feelings of inadequacy and the importance of prioritizing self-care. Gain insights on thoughtful actions versus impulsive reactions in challenging situations. Delve into the nuances of effective planning while juggling unpredictable work schedules. Plus, learn what Navy SEALS training teaches about confronting unexpected threats. It's a call to focus on meaningful action amid chaos.
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May 11, 2022 • 3h 40min

333: Excuses and Rationalizations are Not Valid... And We Know That. W/ Dan Cnossen

Dan Cnossen, a retired Navy SEAL platoon commander and Paralympic athlete, shares his inspiring journey of resilience. He discusses the emotional impact of military service and the importance of a supportive upbringing. The conversation shifts to the value of struggle in sports, especially his transition to adaptive athletics after severe injuries. Cnossen emphasizes the power of mindset, the significance of overcoming excuses, and the camaraderie found in both military and athletic communities. His insights are a profound reminder of perseverance and growth.
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May 9, 2022 • 10min

Jocko Underground: The Cure To Self Doubt. Exercise, New Baby, and Jocko is the New Chuck Norris.

Discover the dual nature of self-doubt, which can both hinder and motivate personal growth. Explore how embracing an open mind can transform disagreements into opportunities for development. The discussion delves into maintaining openness amidst fear, likening it to the journey of mastering martial arts. Plus, find out how exercise plays a pivotal role in boosting confidence and coping with the challenges of life, including adjusting to having a new baby. It’s a thought-provoking mix of empowerment and resilience!
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May 4, 2022 • 5h 12min

332: Influence & Ownership Over Your Physiological & Psychological Being w/ Andrew Huberman

Andrew Huberman, a leading neuroscientist at Stanford, dives into fascinating discussions about the brain's adaptability and the power of dopamine in driving motivation. He emphasizes the importance of controlled breathing techniques for decision-making under pressure and explores how visual perception affects cognitive functions. Huberman highlights the benefits of natural light on mental health, shares insights on enhancing sleep quality through environment management, and discusses the significance of personal growth and mentorship throughout his journey.
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Apr 27, 2022 • 3h 16min

331: Don't Just Stand There and Do Nothing. Look For Work, Because That's Where The Opportunity Is. W/ Ben Milligan Pt.3

Ben Milligan, author of "By Water Beneath the Walls," dives into the fascinating evolution of U.S. Navy special operations. He sheds light on the Navy's post-World War II struggles for relevance amid budget cuts and competition from the Army and Air Force. Milligan recounts thrilling tales of Puckett's Rangers in the Korean War and the origins of the Navy SEALs. Contentious raids and the complexities of military leadership are discussed, emphasizing the need for resilience and proactive efforts in both combat and personal growth.

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