Repetitive exceptional performance became a habit.
JOCKO WILLINKOnce people stop making excuses, stop blaming others, and take ownership of everything in their lives, they are compelled to take action to solve their problems.
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For this reason, they must believe in the cause for which they are fighting.
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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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A good leader has nothing to prove, but everything to prove.
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Plans and orders must be communicated in a manner that is simple, clear, and concise. Everyone
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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.
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There is no easy way.
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And the more you build your will by doing hard things, the stronger your will becomes.
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In order to convince and inspire others to follow and accomplish a mission, a leader must be a true believer in the mission.
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When it comes to standards, as a leader, it’s not what you preach, it’s what you tolerate.
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Extreme Ownership. Leaders must own everything in their world. There is no one else to blame.
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The U.S. Navy SEAL Teams were at the forefront of this leadership transformation, emerging from the triumphs and tragedies of war with a crystallized understanding of what it takes to succeed in the most challenging environments that combat presents.
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Relax. Look around. Make a call.
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I can remember many times when my boat crew struggled. It was easy to make excuses for our team’s performance and why it wasn’t what it should have been. But I learned that good leaders don’t make excuses. Instead, they figure out a way to get it done and win.
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The only meaningful measure for a leader is whether the team succeeds or fails.
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For leaders, the humility to admit and own mistakes and develop a plan to overcome them is essential to success. The best leaders are not driven by ego or personal agendas. They are simply focused on the mission and how best to accomplish it.
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