Leadership isn’t one person leading a team. It is a group of leaders working together, up and down the chain of command, to lead.
JOCKO WILLINKIn order to convince and inspire others to follow and accomplish a mission, a leader must be a true believer in the mission.
More Jocko Willink Quotes
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That’s it. When things are going bad: Don’t get all bummed out, don’t get startled, don’t get frustrated. No. Just look at the issue and say: Good.
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If mistakes happen, effective leaders don’t place blame on others. They take ownership of the mistakes, determine what went wrong, develop solutions to correct those mistakes and prevent them from happening again as they move forward.
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There is no easy way.
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In the business world, and in life, there are inherent complexities. It is critical to keep plans and communication simple.
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Don’t try to plan for every contingency. Doing so will only overburden you and weigh you down so that you cannot quickly maneuver.
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Even the most competent of leaders can be overwhelmed if they try to tackle multiple problems or a number of tasks simultaneously.
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Although discipline demands control and asceticism, it actually results in freedom. When you have the discipline to get up early, you are rewarded with more free time.
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The goal of leadership seems simple: to get people to do what they need to do to support the mission and the team.
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A leader must care about the troops, but at the same time the leader must complete the mission, and in doing so there will be risk and sometimes unavoidable consequences to the troops.
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Cover and Move, Simple, Prioritize and Execute, and Decentralized Command.
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leadership is the single greatest factor in any team’s performance.
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A good leader does not get bogged down in the minutia of a tactical problem at the expense of strategic success.
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Leadership is simple, but not easy.
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His realistic assessment, acknowledgment of failure, and ownership of the problem were key to developing a plan to improve performance and ultimately win.
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It’s not what you preach, it’s what you tolerate.
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