Jocko Podcast 80 with Echo Charles - Musashi, "The Book of Five Rings"

[@miya6008]

Jocko covering musashi’s words of instruction on the arts of war.. is by far the coolest damn thing I’ve ever heard

[@gnomes6342]

Not the art of war btw, it’s the book of five rings

[@miya6008]

@@gnomes6342 I completely blanked out on that tbh

[@miya6008]

@@gnomes6342 I said arts of war, I completely forgot about The Art of War when I made the comment

[@ABeautifulEarthForOurChildren]

​@miya6008 Not necessarily war. Art of strategy, which includes war but also normal life

[@joetapout]

I have been wishing for this .Book of 5 rings is one of the most important and valuable book for a man to read.Now all I want from life is for Jock and Echo Charles to break down Meditations .

[@RbgBennett]

That'd be a good one!

[@dotdotdotdotdash]

Hope you got the book

[@AntonioRonde]

THIS SHOULD BE GIVEN CAREFUL CONSIDERATION

[@sgspartan3353]

GOOD.

[@outboundflight4455]

This requires further practice.

[@707josh]

This must be studied will

[@redditsubcultureking6399]

I’m at work rn my stomach hurts

[@jghotier167]

I LOVE LAMP

[@coolvania]

I don't always click on KZbin notifications but when I do, it's for the Jocko podcast.

[@coolvania]

Mindful Seeker Olive Garden...

[@coolvania]

Mindful Seeker Seven. Butthole.

[@coolvania]

Mindful Seeker It's a meme that was popularized by Brian Redban from the Joe Rogan Experience - old school JRE fans will recognize them. Check out an "Oh Brian compilation" if you want to laugh at Redban's random remarks.

[@thefinalgrind]

SiempreChido I've had to turn them off..... I've found myself scratching at the phone like a crackhead on Mondays while anticipating Wednesday. It's gotten bad.....

[@YNS_bga]

I really believe zen buddhism, bushido, and stoicism can all change one's life. So insightful given their age

[@BostonsF1nest]

Christianity first and foremost

[@buckets3628]

@@BostonsF1nest absolutely not

[@amberherddog8061]

@@BostonsF1nest agreed 🔥...

[@Kryptdegen]

@buckets 36 lmaooo. I agree with you tho. That's all you need Christianity isn't needed. I'll add machiaveli the prince and art of war to that list of things

[@iammicah895]

Stoïcism and Taoïsm for me.

[@msgflava]

The passion with which Jocko describes cracking his kids with foam pipes...priceless.

[@PULAG]

It's about a far as you're allowed to go these soft days..

[@TherealSIRenity]

@@PULAGyou not lying man. My pops used to throw my ass in the pool and uppercut my chest growing up lol nigga like 240lbs. Tell you what though, I’m 170 natural and guys his size don’t hurt me. Nowadays a kid will cry abuse and get the parents arrested.

[@premo8564]

@@PULAG the one guy who misses physically abusing children

[@alejandroblanco7369]

It’s funny as heck lol by cracking he means the bonk lol it’s a hollow tube that goes bonk lol

[@shannonpinion5729]

“As to methods, there may be a million and then some, but principles are few. The man who grasps principles can successfully select his own methods. The man who tries methods, ignoring principles, is sure to have trouble.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson.

[@ADGO]

I love this podcast. So many great books introduced, and Jocko's reading brings them to life.

[@razklein7743]

4 years later - this video only has 195k views. I am going to take it to 200k single handedly because I'll watch this so many times over.

[@TheBlueskyson]

Raz. 6.3k views today

[@JoseMolina-jz9hh]

301k views today 🤺

[@carlosbravo6282]

I could listen to jocko podcast all day he's the master of wisdom

[@KenobiStark1]

This is Jocko Podcast, a whetstone for the mind

[@dilly2000]

Audible needs to hire jacko to read their library of 240,000 books. Please get after it bucko

[@Jordan882007]

Back Health 101 I agree. There is no audio of musashi be awesome if jocko read it.

[@InviteTheLightReadings]

@@Jordan882007 Was thinking the same thing. Let's write audible and see if it's possible.

[@waqidj]

Back Health 101 he would charge an amount that would never make it profitable lmao.

[@stevencrow5462]

Naaaa sucks at accents

[@zen-ventzi-marinov]

bucko

[@codylaxton3287]

Solid gold. This episode should be given careful consideration... 👊

[@amberherddog8061]

Can you pllz explain

[@andres81100]

man I love this show, like medicine for the mind and soul .

[@kronoscamron7412]

This book is a masterpiece, a book to live by, you must appreciate this.

[@MrShark731]

this was the best gripping episode I genuinely enjoyed of all Jocko podcast. Thanks a lot.

[@christopherrobbin847]

"You're gonna end up at walmar... Somewhere you dont want to be"

[@BostonsF1nest]

Lmao I caught that too

[@theetiologist9539]

pushup game: drop for ten whenever he says "back to the book"

[@HashFace253]

Like 150 in the first 45 minutes dayumn (not that im doing them)

[@romegavadquez6310]

Back to the book

[@bigdata8078]

@grant tollison same😂

[@sirsupesafro7637]

27:08 made me lowkey peeved as I hit the ground.

[@sirsupesafro7637]

360 total. Not gonna lie, when he put that book down, I smiled a little on the inside.

[@timr8456]

13:42 “The martial way of life practiced by warriors is based on excelling others in anything and everything” 38:07 rhythm, pace, tempo, being late 41:21 “do not do anything useless” (essentialism) 55:12 “a specialty of martial arts is to see that which is far away - closely and to see that which is nearby from a distance.” (detachment and panoramic vision) 1:03:12 “fixation is the way to death, fluidity is the way to life” 1:09:47 prioritize and execute 🔥 2:09:41 “resentment and complaint are appropriate neither for one’s self or others”

[@TheBlueskyson]

Thanks Tim. Appreciate it. ty boys for gr8 vid and thanks Mr Musashi. Wise words for life

[@timr8456]

Another gem 35:56 “You should not have any special fondness for a particular weapon, or anything else for that matter. Too much is the same as not enough. To entertain likes and dislikes is bad for both commanders and soldiers. Pragmatic thinking is essential.”

[@TheBlueskyson]

@@timr8456 good work again Timbo

[@johndardani9224]

Thank you for that!!!!

[@DrCarlBryce]

"when you sense a deadlock, you gotta make a move before you become stagnant" - Immediately pauses the video and gets some work done!

[@AngryOscillator]

Was the work in question writing that comment? 😊

[@Tactical_DZ]

This is my favorite episode. It is something I come back to and listen to because I reflect on these teachings daily and hearing others talk about it in detail is cool. Peace.

[@huansitoaguilar9405]

Respect , One of the favorite books.

[@goukhanakul]

36:27 thank you jocko for this honest gem of accountability! Mahalo from hawaii brother!

[@coolvania]

Echo's laugh never fails to crack me up 😂😂

[@menwithven8114]

I have been subscribed since the 1st podcast and i have to say i love how the "banter" between echo and jocko has developed. Well done guys

[@vaudemu2263]

They have become more comfortable on set for sure.

[@sci-clops5307]

We should all start following Jock and Echo around when they travel just like the deadheads used to follow the Grateful Dead. Everywhere they stop, we'll set up outdoor gyms, sell workout stuff, wear all kinds of black workout clothes, play hardcore music, and generally Get After It. We'll bootleg their speeches and put them up on KZbin. Of course, our daily routines will be starting promptly at 4 A.M. ...

[@austin2466]

Sci- Clops idk about you all but I'm gonna GET AFTER IT

[@papaw2937]

I like this plan!

[@teshomacalkins3257]

Check✔

[@ezap8618]

I know a guy..

[@joepesh3648]

you should start doing audio books Jocko :p

[@orangeiceice12]

At least an extreme ownership audiobook

[@pepetenpiku9953]

@@YearsOVDecay1 any audio books fantasy sci fi the way he reads is fantastic

[@marlinbethea-gullap4666]

oh shit! miyamoto musashi!

[@Rhymer3]

Read this book when i was 15, best podcast ive ever heard

[@DWhite-qp4rc]

"The only easy day was yesterday"

[@XiaolinDraconis]

I fell asleep to this book, woke up with a podcast on pause about the book... Awesome.

[@JaketheJust]

I’m going to reread Book of Five Rings. Listening to this podcast has given me a new perspective of the book and start practicing a warrior mindset in my life over and over again

[@tazdvl11]

most defiinitely the best discussion and very cool and efficient commentary about the book. fascinating

[@letsgosean]

Great discussion! Thank you, Jocko!

[@cmdctrl4292]

Just commenting to support the podcast. I enjoyed this one, ty. Good job reading this one Jocko, it was faster, no over extended pauses, good stuff.

[@ksiddharth1472]

Amazing podcast. Im slowly getting on the warpath. Thank you jocko and echo.

[@anastasi5946]

These guys are authentic!

[@06livefast]

Favourite podcast, favourite book.. Good evening, let's get after it

[@patrickkelligan2875]

I loved that book (Musashi). As soon as you used the name Takezo... I knew what it was.

[@arthurphiladelpho]

Good evening, Echo.

[@andrewreid9027]

Thanks Echo & Jocko, brilliant, serious, really funny, always useful nuggets for life... Look forward to the next Podcast...

[@davidkeel5062]

That's it. I'm playing "normal face" with the fellas at work tomorrow

[@TheTocix]

Jocko Podcast 100!!! I'll be looking forward to hear it. Thank you and....Keep GETTING AFTER IT

[@Dean.AlAmriki]

TheTocix it was 4 hours of GETTING AFTER IT

[@scottbredemann2963]

Excellent podcast topic, loved the book but Jocko's reading and understanding add another element.

[@hobbsmakescomics]

1:06:40 ... I had to stop and listen to this bit several times... This one stopped me in my tracks and its something that I need to work on a lot. "You are thinking defensively when you should almost always be thinking offensively." I do this at work, I unload trucks and stock shelves, I am constantly worried about doing things in order to get out on time when I should be just focused on getting the work done.

[@alexskywalker4888]

one of my faves. great read and audiobook version is also great!

[@johngarry3723]

And so one of the modern figures I find most inspiration into as an adult, studies the antique figure which most influenced me as a child.

[@wpb5876]

As a big follower of Jocko and Echelon Front, and also a big fan of Musashi Miyamoto, this is very very awesome. Can't believe I didn't discover this earlier! Thank you for uploading!

[@firehorse_44alpha-omega]

Top tier Jocko Podcast.... Book of Five Spheres. Most excellent tips to live the WAY and practice the artless art daily. Thanks for grinding out the tome by Musashi Jocko. All new insight third time around.

[@dakanthony8011]

Hey Jocko and Echo, Love the podcast and Jocko love the books you have written by yourself and with Leif, thank you for those resources, thank you for this podcast and thank you most importantly for your service! Can you make a clip of "normal face"? Love the whole podcast and that part as a parent really makes me connect to another level hearing your life as a dad. Love it all thank you!

[@kaltonian]

When i read the 5 spheres, what i learnt from it was to harness understanding, once you understand something then you can do it, look at a something and truly understand

[@AsdeEspadas.Fernando]

Just got this book. Of course, i need a Jocko Podcast before diving in.

[@RBRTSWORLD]

YES. i saw this book on the website and was wondering when it would be uploaded!! GET AFTER IT

[@emilianocorradi4079]

Really awesome... Guys, Thank you so much for this!

[@americanmambi]

loving these book-casts you guys been doing

[@CHEESYHEAD684]

Musashi invented his dual wield technique when he was being ganged up on by more than 1 opponent and improvised on the spot and created magic.

[@JoseMolina-jz9hh]

Defined victory in battle and in life

[@joshslavin5103]

I LOVE that jocko dropped a William Blake quote in there. This is epic.

[@iggyspirit]

This is pretty cool, i read it a few times and yet keep hearing new things over and over again...

[@dilly2000]

Thumbs up before watched.

[@Sebastian_PMA]

Incredible episode, thank you guys.

[@Jason-mx8dl]

Jocko podcast is fantastic. This does not need to be considered closely.

[@salad75]

Awesome podcast, Jocko - "Take your time and hurry up" is what you're looking for in the ONNIT ad toward the end there... :)

[@shannonpinion5729]

Mushin literally means the “mind without mind”, and it is commonly called “the state of no-mindedness”. Mushin is the essence of Zen and Japanese martial arts.

[@robwalsh9843]

"Too many mind.....mind sword, mind opponent, mind people watching......too many mind, no mind"

[@robinsarchiz]

”Mushin” means ”no mind”. ”Mushin no shin” means ”mind without mind”. Yes, I am ”that guy”.

[@AwakenZen]

Wu wei

[@fewhavestrength]

listened to the audio book, it's amazing!

[@sunriseeternity300]

Thank you for reading this book. Much better then audiobook

[@dogestranding5047]

That rhythm stuff from 38:07 also applies to Olympic Fencing. If someone has a predictable rhythm or tempo in their footwork, you can easily disrupt them and make a touch.

[@leeming1317]

How do you counter their rythem do you make a feint which stutters their predictable breaks and find the opening on loose foot foot?

[@CodyBunker]

jocko is my spirit animal.

[@nowthisisgaming117]

much needed jocko, thank you for the restful read brother

[@borisstoyanov3337]

This was incredibly insightful. Jacko did a great job with this

[@BradPitbull]

JOCKO + ECHO = TRUTH

[@ddbruni77]

Tremendous job men. Thank you.

[@Scottish-Batman]

So blessed for this! ^^ Thank you!!

[@dc9482]

To your point about the panellists on a channel vs a podcast, i have gleaned more insight from this first hour of your discussion than i Ever have from Any news outlet irrespective of their side of the aisle. Great stuff watching a warrior dissect these writings with his life experience and perspectives

[@fredfalgiano7481]

FINALLY! A woodworking analogy! Keep it up guys. This is the good stuff.

[@Paul1970]

Another fantastic book and podcast. Now whenever I read a book, I imagine the narrator's voice is Jocko.

[@jv1846]

Ive been waiting for this so long

[@breal6718]

I REALLY LIKE JOCKOs Vibes Love hes Podcast asthetic with the black and white film and black background. Very smart and different from all other podcasts..

[@masonfrancis7221]

Just read the book a few days ago. I’m glad to hear your take on it.

[@brandondillman2384]

Great podcast. Broke things down very intelligently.

[@MSR1187]

This podcast was f****** amazing

[@BostonsF1nest]

This episode is absolutely terrific

[@paragon1782]

I just finished this book lol great timing.

[@MoonLight-zd3sb]

One of my favorite books ever can't wait to hear.

[@SerenityCommunityGroup]

One of the best military podcasts to this day

[@heavenhell5909]

This inn my opinion has been a very enjoyable pod cast.

[@haggus71]

I love the Eiji Yoshikawa novel. The transformation of Musashi Miyamoto is beautifully told.

[@thomasb8733]

I love their thoughts on how this applies to jiu-jitsu. Really great listen and an amazing book

[@Hunter-go4bv]

Steve Jobs said you can only connect the dots backward. We can only enhance our deep understanding and make improvements when we look back on our past experiences.

[@ronaldolio76]

It's like buy being 100% committed to the path of the warrior, he gained a total understanding of that path and he can see how it applies to all paths people can follow, it's not the path you take it's how you walk it.

[@jacobsmith5669]

niiiice i've been waiting for this one

[@Patrick-sheen]

This episode is about as good as it gets

[@MyHelpWanted]

Joko commentary is invaluable here. The one thing around 30:00 min in I noticed he mentions fighting with long sword and short sword. If I am not mistaken I think musahi original idea was to train with two long swords, one in each hand, so you can wield the long sword in both hand effortlessly in combat. Great book. Great commentary. Rock on.

[@ivbolt]

I am not sure if Miyamoto wielded a Katana and a Wakizashi, since those 2 swords are the standard equipment for a samurai.

[@Sleepy_zzzzz]

Balance is such a powerful ally.

[@Beiskraft]

I like the water book in which this is written as so claimed by Musashi. Also, the void book and the ground book are very interesting too. If you've read lots of even western philosophy you can read between the lines and just see how advanced in knowledge about life itself Musashi was.

[@JohnDoe-zz7on]

Funny. When I listen to real leaders or people with wisdom, I feel empowered and better. Thank you and Oohrah gents.

[@shrekscrustytoenail6668]

This is one of my favorite books tbh

[@TXSuplex]

I came to hear echo giggle

[@orangeiceice12]

i like that boy echo... he's quiet, but he's always got some intelligent shit to say

[@kriskollar2336]

I needed this

[@andrewreid9027]

Hagakure by Tsunetomo would be another good one if you have'nt already covered it..

[@albertbecerra]

Or the unfettered mind by takuan soho

[@ericb2409]

Both excellent choices.

[@HistoryWolfCZ]

Yeah, Hagakure is a great book. But there's a one big problem: Yamamoto Tsunetomo never was in a battle or in fight or death duel. He had no credit to do some critisism he did in the book, for example critisism of 47 Ronin. He even did not commit seppuku although almost the whole book is about that. Still a great book about bushido to read. I've read it many times and it helps me a lot.