Jocko's Super Power for Learning.

From Jocko Underground 41.
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The Power of keeping an open mind.
Jiu Jitsu competition.
Jiu Jitsu body types.
Sociopath boss.
Advice for going for a new bigger position
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[@ChrisGBaker]

We had an instructor pilot in Korea just like that. He was an exceptional pilot, an exceptional teacher, yet he was humble and willing to see things in another way. RIP CW4 Rich ____.

[@staubsauger2305]

The technique called the Scientific Method is a generalization of what Jocko and Echo Charles cover here. Every position you take (called a hypothesis), and you can have more than one at once, gets continually tested against new information to see if it needs to be modified, discarded or is not yet falsified. The process requires being open to new data. Anyone that rejects new data out-of-hand is not following the Scientific Method and this is very common, especially among government-paid scientists (who are often required to support a government policy narrative even if newer data would falsify that position). Being able to test ideas is good ('iron sharpens iron'), if you are wrong then you will learn something and get better, if another is wrong they get to improve instead. This is why 'Cancel Culture' is so toxic where instead of examining positions there is an assertion of "shut up ! my position cannot be falsified" which is worse than wrong, it is actively anti-scientific in approach.

[@1IGG]

Ah, good old strawman. Facing consequences for bad behaviour is not cancel culture. Who has ever been cancelled?

[@staubsauger2305]

@@1IGG Wow, an authoritarian online attempting to twist the discussion of Cancel Culture from being anti-scientific (which it is, it is a complete repudiation of the Scientific Method) to the incredibly evil trope of "they had that coming to them because I cannot debate them, so instead we destroyed their life". A question I have for you is, do you understand that you are evil and your neo-blaspshemy approach is the way to the dark past and not the future ? I'm guessing not, yeah?

[@LuIsSaNcHeZ510]

That’s why “the science” is so dogmatic these days

[@donkeylzc]

​@@1IGG maybe johny depp?

[@cristiplopeanu]

I think it's a neurological problem more than an Intellectual Problem. People will unconsciously use the Scientific Method, if they don't perceive Fear. We might have the intellect to develop the best plans possible, but if the Perception of the environment around or inside us is of Fear, we can't think clearly and execute the plans we've made, eve if they are very well made. So, saying "I might be wrong" changes Perception, calming the Nervous System and allowing us to use think and use the Scientific Method to learn. These are my thoughts.

[@HanlonsRazr]

One of the neatest things I've come across from Elon Musk is a quote that says roughly, "Always take the position that you are, to some degree, wrong, and your goal is to be less wrong over time." Even if you're talking to someone who is far "inferior" to you on a subject, they may actually have some particular point of nuance that you've never thought of.

[@indamaking]

There’s always room for improvement and we can learn from ANYBODY

[@nachhilfehvm]

I own a ladder

[@AnalyticalSentient]

​@nachhilfehvm what is your analogical "ladder"?

[@AIShizzle]

Videos like this are so motivating Jocko. Thank you for everything you do

[@juliaarmstrong7637]

Jocko grappling match example pretty much describes my Elden Ring experience. It’s honestly amazing how the attitude that Jocko mentioned for the grappling match can play a huge role on your success for beating the bosses in that game.

[@amirelrachidi9438]

Same for me in Clash Royal

[@guyguy467]

Echo Charles - man of few words. Great man

[@dirtysouthvapehop]

Been watching you for years. Thanks for helping me grow my businesses but also my personal life. I’ve learned to take ownership of everything in my family and multiple businesses. You’ve been a great asset to me.

[@plaxagoras]

That's some grown man shit, right on Jocko

[@catstickler]

This is exactly how I approach sales calls in my business. It's just an experience, and I'm always open to learning something new from each call. (And I learn more about who my ideal client is, how to approach different people, how to position my offer, how to highlight what's most important, etc. And I learn way more from the ones who say no.) It took a while, but I've learned to not equate the outcome of the sales call with my self-worth (or the worth of my offer). I prep myself by thinking, "It's okay if they don't move forward and work with me." It lets me release the pressure of having to close them, and we end up relaxing into a conversation to genuinely connect.

[@bassguitar2709]

Excellent advice!

[@richardswift898]

I dig your opening graphic. JOCKOFUEL SUPERPOWER for LEARNING sounds like a label for a healthy study beverage.

[@HomelessNinjaKennedy]

Amen, brother Jocko.

[@Blake4625kHz]

On a crew- People who make decisions based on ego scare me. But when you know team decisions are being made out of a desire for a thing to be well executed based on all the facts, (and whether I or whoever received or did not receive credit for the successful outcome) at the end of the day that’s a damn good feeling!

[@edgarsouthwold7358]

Jocko, thank you for sharing a great message like this! D.E.F

[@M76Music]

Jocko, love you man!!

[@hamyankee9343]

It’s having reasonable expectations of things not going your way.

[@stevenharms5368]

Counterpoint. You may be going into the conversation as the decision maker. Change in the dynamic.

[@dravenocklost4253]

Glad to know i was already doing this, just need to work on being confident and assertive

[@michaelmarchal4004]

The Paul brothers are actually like this. They have no pressure compare to the people they fight.

[@TheHumanRanger]

Great reframe!

[@unxformat5745]

1. assumption, assuming or balancing those to assess your perception, reset any bias is also time limited on initial discovery or tracks you lay in a conversation, debate or self drifting thought (like how to articulate an email response or annunciation). It is the self that needs to let go. I see how you are climbing steps young Jocko, there are many steps.

[@brandyj794]

Love it ❤

[@gagepacheco6843]

Never been first before. I’m in school now and will be using this

[@dogedave3188]

Jocko and Echo, shits getting real out here. We gonna need all hands on deck to take down a few tier ones.

[@howtosnatch]

"Without preparation there is sure to be failure." ~ Confucius

[@dgd947a15fl]

In short, an interest in the possibility that you might be wrong is the building block for creative and analytical thinking. Kentucky Windage doesn't work without a concept of hits and misses.

[@larryroben1683]

GOD *** THE AUTHORITY AND CREATOR ****

[@postapocalypticwarlord]

I think for many people, emotionalism have replaced the logic. Everything you say, they take personally. There is one problem with an open mind: people will insist on coming along and put things in it. Things, that aren't even a product of experience, rather are a set of beliefs, soaked in emotional interpretations. Emotions are fuel in the tank, not a driving wheel.

[@ArmaniAT]

Question. Well what about if you say you’re wrong and you keep that open mind but the other person seems to be wrong to? Are you supposed to make that decision on whether if they’re wrong or you’re wrong?

[@faintsherin4468]

“If you want to improve, be content to be thought foolish" -Epictetus

[@chadwithautism]

You see the black and white and it scares you. But what you see is only on canvas. Everyone has a different way of seeing things, meaning that their peripherals are different. Albeit tunnel vision, some people can only see straight and maybe a little bit around, but don't see the canvas as entirely opaque. Some others may notice the opacity in certain spots but either can't or don't want to look through them. The world may be as such how we see it. But by nature, if people can accept that they are not black and white, or may not be what they simply see, but instead, feel with all their senses, then everyone can be relatively transparent.

[@coronaphone710]

Just destroy your opponents with facts and logic

[@coronaphone710]

If someone asks you a question, and they ignore you year after year. Is it worth it to wait until they are ready?

[@katerinka4567]

people have shorter way to say all this :" Get curious, not furious"

[@MichaelJames707]

🎯🏆🎯🏆🎯

[@anthonytipton7862]

“Only stupid people can’t change their mind.” Boutros Boutros-Ghali

[@OneEyedDrummerTDHE]

Im 196 podcast in. Trying to catch up😅

[@marcusyallow1758]

That thumbnail is the shit.

[@BigBatts]

And when the other people in that “victory” room aren’t of the same collaborative mindset?

[@riccaruso7791]

Need these two to help me fight-off an amphibious Communist Chinese Attack near my other home 🏡 on one of the Hawaiian 🌺 Islands. ~ We will survive.

[@Tacit_Tern]

*Jocko Willink is the Reluctant Leader we need.* .....We know you've done enough, but your Nation needs you. 🇺🇸 *2024* 🦅

[@nicksilver_music]

Jocko advice is gold, I'd follow him to hell and I've never even met him...

[@jeremybrimmer1990]

The only winning move is not to play

[@Gfors85]

As an wise man once said about arguing with your wife : " when she is attacking about things that has nothing to do with the topic, take a knee, let her tire herself out because you have already won the battle. So what if you dont get laid that evening, go rub one out and enjoy the champange of victory". B.B.

[@drupiROM]

Imagine having a boss that thinks like Jocko seems to do. Yeah, not in my part of the world :/

[@Uncle_Jester]

White belt mentality

[@vaibhavsharma457]

COLORED????!!!!!

[@KiloIndia]

Adderall!

[@mephisto7549]

1st

[@adityar6192]

I just feel bad for the other guy in this podcast imprisoned for the rest of his life listening to jocko massaging his own ego non stop 😂

[@slimi2x]

seeing that u commented 3 min after the upload.. hate watching at its finest. leave a like too. now scram

[@mattthompson9778]

If ya don't like it, don't listen. Move on with your life

[@funnymcfunfuns1455]

He's usually trying to not sound as awesome as he actually he is. The reality of Jocko is way more badass than he let's on. It just sounds like boasting to people who haven't done anything.

[@indamaking]

How often do you hear people speak of this? It sounds like he’s speaking with humility and trying to give out advice even if it’s perceived as “massaging his own ego”

[@jenniferdana1610]

You are the one massaging your ego.