Jocko Podcast #10 - with Echo Charles | STRESS--DEAL WITH IT, Use it

[@DNguyenchester]

Despite being four years late, these first ten podcasts have had significant relevance to my current life because they are about timeless advice applicable to any situation.

[@patrickcenkush519]

I'm late too. I started in the hundreds, then thought it would be a good idea to start from the beginning. So, here I am. Loving it!!

[@cyrilgcoombsiii]

no one’s late if you are listening and learning; these are timeless keadership principles

[@SyBlast]

Im even later lol. Again still applies and am eternally grateful. Thank you Jocko.

[@Juneof1944]

8 years late here....

[@MRFOURKAY]

Great Podcast as Always, The Mortar Shells & Fragments are the most horrible, just hearing the sound of mortar shell as it hits the cement surface, & that hot air blast of detonation, sends the chills to my spine . As I had to endure these mortar shellings in Sarajevo Bosnia 92-95 while I was 12 years old . It stays with you forever & you never forget it.

[@chrysaliscamps3838]

At around 2:19:20 and quiet often during various podcasts, Jocko talks about the importance of knowing what is and what is not in our control and if it s the later, how important it is to embrace it. There is a quote I ve known and repeated to myself very often since I was 12 y/o, it s from Napoleon and goes : "Ce que je ne peux éviter, il me faut l'embrasser" meaning "What I can't avoid, I have to embrace"... Thanks for yet another great podcast 🙌🙏!

[@tehkoalainsurgency]

This podcast is turning my life around. As a new (and young) leader I no longer go to work second guessing myself, now I confront adversity with a smile and saying GOOD. My confidence has increased, and I've been using the "no fucking slack" motto on myself and my guys, though I still need to find my own phrase until then I will borrow this one.

[@fellowhuman95]

Nice. Mine is "suck it the fuck up". I should probably find one that's less abrasive.

[@tehkoalainsurgency]

Fellow Human LOL I really like that one.

[@robertramos1297]

As a Mexican I use "ni pedo" Is amazing how a good mindset can change things

[@bluev7427]

5 years on this lives lol

[@DSTAYDOP343V3R]

So you guys changed your lives after jocko read a couple books to you and patted you on the back 😂😂grow tf up guys 😂😂

[@travistaylor6110]

I was a mortarman in the US Marines for 4 years. One of our mantras was "Steel Rain, Steel Pain". Mortars are one of the most technical and intellectual systems to operate and can be absolutely devastating to whoever is on the receiving end, as Jocko pointed out in this episode. The camaraderie and teamwork of a well-trained and highly disciplined platoon of Marine mortarmen cannot be overstated. We reveled in the psychological and emotional effect we had on the enemy bc if the mortars didn't kill you, they would sap every ounce of your will to continue fighting. Either way, you're done. Mortarmen are brutal, intelligent and hard-pressing warriors, and I was fortunate and privileged enough to serve with some of the best. Semper Fi, Do or Die!!! 🤟🤟

[@WarnerKrause]

Thank you for putting time stamps for your videos--even though I end up watching the whole thing anyway!

[@raimundosilva4382]

pesadelos continua latindo cara eu não tenho dúvida você acha que eu tô na dúvida com esses lixo cara eu não tô na dúvida com nenhum lixo daqueles cara se depender de mim eu já estaria ele já estaria todos os Mortos se dependesse de mim já estaria morta só que o juiz vagabundo corrupto nunca vai matar porque o juiz o juiz leva o saco deles se o juiz estava dando o saco deles não vai acontecer nada nada a não ser a população Botafogo na casa deles a não ser A não ser o povão botar fogo na casa deles aí é o que eu o que eu tô confiando e acreditando é as pessoas da rua Tô confiando em juízo Tô confiando em juízo Tô confiando em um m**** daquilo

[@raimundosilva4382]

É dessas palavras que essa desgraçada vai morrer é dessas palavras que essa desgraçada vai morrer duvido eu duvido eu duvido que ela não vai morrer duvido

[@georgelong1165]

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[@oisincanning4432]

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[@oriongoku7399]

I have watched about half of all his podcasts Just want to say thanks for your time and your thoughts , they are really helping me through this part of my life

[@TouchGrassFitness]

I am watching every podcast from 1! I listen while I’m at work to make money and improve myself along the way! Thanks Jocko and Echo!

[@BradPitbull]

JOCKO PODCAST IS MY FAVORITE KZbin CHANNEL

[@AngryOscillator]

.... is that Dimension Zombie? 😁

[@BradPitbull]

@@AngryOscillator 👍

[@LoudandProudBSE]

Keep these coming. Alot of my buddies and I listen to these religously. Keep it up.

[@lennard07]

Man, this sound quality is sooo much better than the audio podcast

[@0num4]

For anyone looking to seriously train in the types of padding & protective gear Jocko mentions around 1:18:00 or so, Tony Blauer makes his "SPEAR" suit. Having used these while in the Army, I can personally attest that they allow fighters to go full-bore on each other. $3000 per suit isn't cheap, but if that investment allows you to prepare and achieve the sort of conditioning which allows you, your battle buddies, or your officers/agents to survive in the heat of the moment, I'd say it's worthwhile. It's also a damn sight less expensive than a funeral.

[@kevinrfull]

Great podcast, thanks for continuing to do the video uploads on these also!

[@jswizzlerizz]

Turning stress into your ally is an excellent concept outlined in deeper detail in a great book called "The Obstacle is the Way"

[@AngryOscillator]

Can't fault a bit of stoicism.

[@codymorris7]

What Jocko has taught me regarding stress.....Discipline = Freedom!

[@SirGalaEd]

I remember Pearl Harbor day. In addition to the attack on the US, it is my step father's birthday. He was born December 7th, 1941. His father fought in the pacific theater and was one of the first Americans to go into Hiroshima after the nuclear bomb was dropped. It changed him forever. He rarely talked about it but one night when we boys were just shy of young men he did. His stories, while edited for our youth were not dissimilar to those in the book. As a grown man, I know his reality in the Pacific was exactly the same as described herein.

[@kerry3710]

I tried to watch the video on WW1 shell shocked victims, but I couldn't for long. You're right Jocko, it was really horrific. Your videos have helped me understand my father who was in WW2.

[@cr-nd8qh]

Yeah I couldn't finish it either. Horrible

[@andytay31466]

I would love to learn more on detachment. As a Cop it is good to take emotions out of a situation so you can handle situations where anger and other emotions would make things worse. How does one detach ?

[@VikCalo]

Andy Taylor By being exposed to situation beyond your control. I was born and raised in a war zone.... So

[@MylesKillis]

Andy Taylor experience experience and experience.

[@SirGalaEd]

My Ego beats me mercilessly when I piss it off. Suddenly my self talk turns in You Suck!! Really not good. This realization about the Ego discussion at 2:00:00 is SUPER helpful. Be Aware!!

[@AngryOscillator]

"We train martial arts not so we can win fights, but so we do not lose to ourselves" - The great Master Roshi 😁 One of the best bits of 'translation' Funimation ever did, I usually prefer the Japanese but on this occasion they nailed.

[@rationalmystic5]

really good stuff......thank you brave sirs......im getting after it .

[@Nopha-Kingway]

Feeling addiction set in. Already jonesing for episode 11

[@davidoftheforest]

I read this book years ago, I'm a grown ass man and it gave me nightmares of the time Eugene was among the corpses all sleep deprived and hallucinating. That would be mind shattering

[@GRP3_Reddyness]

Thanks for answer on the detachment question. I was wondering the same!

[@DaddySixNine]

Another great podcast, time for #11.

[@brianfennelly9939]

Let's talk about the book "Give Me Fifty Marines Not Afraid To Die -- Iwo Jima", by Lt. John Keith Wells...

[@redcloud2593]

With old breed is a must read. I'm reading it for the fourth time.

[@seanpatrickrichards5593]

Confusious said some of this stuff about leadership.. "'lead yourself", "get people to lead themselves by setting an example etc"

[@lairhair]

Amazing. Please keep it up sir.

[@justjoe9504]

Unimaginable. I always thought the body was durable. Now I also know the mind is too. Great episode. Thank you.

[@iknowthisone6844]

jocko inspires me to practice jocko

[@mariojorge9529]

Thank you!

[@MorethanGUNZ]

Wished I would have discovered Jocko years earlier.

[@mtango9985]

Another fantastic podcast.

[@NormPetersonsBarStool]

local braddahs!!!! pidgin coming thru

[@L_Train]

With the old breed is one of my favorites. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a first hand account from a regular soldier in WW2. For the same but WW1, I recommend poilu

[@jasonwright313]

I was aware of this podcast for a few years, but abstained because I couldn't decide if Jocko was legit or not... stupid me. Thanks for sharing all of your wisdom and life-experiences, JW!

[@gagansandhu0025]

thank you !

[@shannonpinion5729]

In the practice of his task, the commander must keep in close touch with all subordinate units by means of personal visits and observation; it is essential that he know from personal contact the mental, moral, and physical state of his troops, the conditions with which they are confronted, their accomplishments, their desires, their needs, and their views, and that he promptly extend recognition for services well done, extend help where help is needed and give encouragement in adversity, but never hesitate to exact whatever effort is necessary to attain the desired end. Considerate and devoted to those whom he commands, he should be faithful and loyal to those who command him. -War Department

[@yipa33]

Where are the HD versions?

[@jimgregory4833]

Ayn Rand....Atlas Shrugged. Another fantastic podcast.

[@TeamTriumphHQ]

Great show

[@Michael-et2uj]

1:02:29 "Good evening, Echo Charles..."

[@marcschultz3984]

This makes me think twice about fireworks. It’s no wonder why people, veterans especially don’t like them. I knew that, but now I really know that.

[@briannejanette236]

its a nice podcast

[@Launchmodule]

They Ayn Rand book at 2:00:00 is The Fountainhead probably.

[@rationalmystic5]

anybody else wear their g shocks or their timex ironmans while watching jocko podcasts ???????

[@gregoryj6901]

wear two gshocks on each arm for maximum operator

[@rationalmystic5]

thats called doing a "general patton"......check out a good watch channel i have come across a few months ago...its called...the urban gentry.

[@iamhectorsan]

Grind of bjj >> striking pain in my case I think Jocko is correct about it being genetic (in my personal experience)

[@DJRAJEE]

Thanks

[@governorsweatyhands5763]

batman checks under his bed for jocko.

[@governorsweatyhands5763]

GET IT. GET AFTER IT

[@qwertyasdfg1261]

listening in 2018

[@AngryOscillator]

"Whilst men are linked together, they easily and speedily communicate the alarm of any evil design. They are enabled to fathom it with common counsel, and to oppose it with united strength. Whereas, when they lie dispersed, without concert, order, or discipline, communication is uncertain, counsel difficult, and resistance impracticable. Where men are not acquainted with each other’s principles, nor experienced in each other’s talents, nor at all practised in their mutual habitudes and dispositions by joint efforts in business; no personal confidence, no friendship, no common interest, subsisting among them; it is evidently impossible that they can act a public part with uniformity, perseverance, or efficacy. In a connection, the most inconsiderable man, by adding to the weight of the whole, has his value, and his use; out of it, the greatest talents are wholly unserviceable to the public. No man, who is not inflamed by vain-glory into enthusiasm, can flatter himself that his single, unsupported, desultory, unsystematic endeavours, are of power to defeat the subtle designs and united cabals of ambitious citizens. When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle." Edmund Burke “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.”

[@ericrichardson8155]

Jocko 4 PRESIDENT .... ??

[@ryansilva7070]

great talk on the ego

[@averyvlogs1404]

Awesome

[@zerr0ww]

holy shit you guys are huge

[@victorheredia5835]

32:48 echo looks so hurt.. 😢

[@va941]

I cant imagine how it would feel to have echo charles kick you in the ribs...or maybe in the leg...yeah. no.

[@joesnuffy5601]

I'm from peleliu

[@xxlegend420xx4]

1:16:00

[@osea5000]

38:01 Shrapnel

[@bentaylor7279]

1:51:36

[@MagicMarker447]

Jocko & Echo, I know you guys don't like politics, but this country needs people like you guys getting after that crap, because the choices we have are pretty damn pathetic.

[@iamnotawafflewaffle6622]

47:14

[@БрянКану]

58:05

[@silentnow2650]

Jocko I know there is millions of me . I need help man. I'm a single father with full custody struggling so much putting your rules into play

[@SyBlast]

Sounds rough dude. Best of luck.

[@NickHarmel]

Meal prep for you and your child for the whole week, wake up at 4:30 AM go to sleep at 9 PM. move for cheaper cost-of-living get a job that allows you to be home before and after your child goes to school. That should help a lot if you’re not doing that already.