Chapter
The Importance of Being a Good Leader
1:52:29 - 1:56:46 (04:16)
A former Navy SEAL emphasizes the importance of being a good leader, rather than trying to be friends with those you lead.
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A former SEAL explains the importance of being a good leader and knowing when to take a step back, even amidst a tough "keep driving" attitude.
1:52:29 - 1:54:01 (01:31)
Summary
A former SEAL explains the importance of being a good leader and knowing when to take a step back, even amidst a tough "keep driving" attitude.
ChapterThe Importance of Being a Good Leader
Episode#32 Jason Redman - Navy SEAL Talks Near Death Experience and Seeking Redemption
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
Redmond provides insight into his struggle with alcohol addiction during his time as a SEAL and how it affected his deployment decisions and relationships within his platoon.
1:54:01 - 1:55:11 (01:09)
Summary
Redmond provides insight into his struggle with alcohol addiction during his time as a SEAL and how it affected his deployment decisions and relationships within his platoon.
ChapterThe Importance of Being a Good Leader
Episode#32 Jason Redman - Navy SEAL Talks Near Death Experience and Seeking Redemption
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
The speaker talks about their experience being on standby in Afghanistan, where they drank and did training exercises while keeping up with Echo Platoon's activities, and also, disregarding leadership advice.
1:55:11 - 1:56:05 (00:54)
Summary
The speaker talks about their experience being on standby in Afghanistan, where they drank and did training exercises while keeping up with Echo Platoon's activities, and also, disregarding leadership advice.
ChapterThe Importance of Being a Good Leader
Episode#32 Jason Redman - Navy SEAL Talks Near Death Experience and Seeking Redemption
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
To truly be a leader and succeed in business, it's important to separate friendships from leadership roles.
1:56:05 - 1:56:46 (00:41)
Summary
To truly be a leader and succeed in business, it's important to separate friendships from leadership roles. Even if people claim to want their leaders to be friends, in the end, they want you to lead them more than be their buddy.