Breaks my heart what these guys were and are willing to do for our freedom... and with our freedom people are so offended and hateful and well... you see what’s happening these days. These guys are true heroes. I learn so much from them.
Leif is an incredible role model. The man was rejected when he first tried to enter the SEALs, didn’t have a great GPA in school, didn’t crush the physical fitness tests like the other guys, had conduct issues on his record, but the guy did not quit. He powered through all of that until he got to where he wanted to be.
O que é o que eu tô falando meus amigo eu não menti nenhuma nenhum dia do processo que eu tô falando mentira nem um dia nem uma vez eu não tive um dia que eu tô falando o juiz já na verdade então protegendo dando espaço para ela a partir do momento que o juiz dá espaço para uma pessoa que tá com a condenação Sem prova porque o juiz está protegendo ela e o juiz tá dando os passos para ela eu juíza para quê para combater corrupção prova deve ser pior do que ela quando o juiz em permitir que a pessoa tá com outro sem prova que ele entende da Lei meu amigo com todo respeito você é pior
as pessoas que dá aula ela está dividida as pessoas que dão aula Ela está desmentindo o exército tava mentindo população tarde mentira FBI está demitindo os promotores está demitindo o juiz isso é uma pouca vergonha isso é uma vergonha para autoridade infelizmente é uma vergonha para a autoridade por mais que ela seja uma juíza se tá Nunca mais uma pessoa dessa porque o Que Ela estudou ela não tá usando nem para limpar o rabo dela ela só tá usando é maldade você tá usando a mentira ao contrário que já viu isso eu tiro de Puma como a juíza e eu fazer o contrário como Bota ela na minha frente ela vinha me condenar sozinho parece eu não quebro ela no meio ou no racha o c* dela no pau mostrar para ela como é que ficou tá aqui ela nunca usou a não ser a moral nem moral ela tem ela tá perdendo a namorar perdeu
Rapaz não eu não te respeito ninguém cara quando as pessoas quando as pessoas vem até a mim e todo o trabalho que eu tenho aqui no Brasil todo conhecimento que eu tenho aqui no meu no meu Brasil aqui na minha região que eu moro nunca desrespeitei ninguém quando as pessoas me respeite todo trabalho que eu trabalho de Criança adulto há velhinho nunca faltei com respeito com nenhum deles
e essa pessoa se acha no direito de bater de frente com motor assim dá o papel quando se tiver tudo ok a vergonha Uma grande vergonha para eles ela faz eles ela passa por cima da lei de todos e eles baixa a cabeça para ela como se ela fosse como se ela fosse o dono de todo mundo com suas forças dono da vida das pessoas A não ser que ela estudar para saber disso não precisa nem de estudar para saber disso e ela não obedeceu o que tá na lei do papel que Ela estudou se ela não usar o que tá na lei ela já perdeu todo o direito como a juíza precisa saber precisa estudar para saber disso aí eu acho que não lógico que não e o que ela fez contra a Alemanha atacou perdeu todo respeito mostrando o rabo mostrando as partes dela para mim
One thing a successful retiree never discloses is how they got to realize that the key to amassing wealth lies in making sound investments. I purchased my first home at the age of 21 for $87,000 and sold it for $197,000. My second home, acquired for $170,000, was later sold for $320,000, and my third property, purchased at $300,000, fetched $589,000, with buyers covering all closing costs and expenses. Not reaching a million before retirement feels like an unfulfilled goal.
In Business, whichever firm you select, make sure you get your insurance and guide from a reputable financial adviser, such as *JENNY PAMOGAS CANAYA,* who has dedicated her career to financial planning. Because they will assist you in escalating, navigating better, and completing the task in a safer manner..|
Jocko, I am not military, I am however a proud American mom of a retired Marine; the hardest job we as mothers will ever do. It was difficult to hold back my tears listening to you read your separation letter, you and your bothers are God's gift to our nation! God Bless and thank you for your service~ I thank Tim Ferris from introducing you to us!
Been going through these early podcasts that I honestly hadn't listened to before. The moment Jocko struggles literally made me shed a tear. God dammit, just by listening to how proud Leif and Jocko are of having had the PRIVILEGE of knowing Ryan, makes me wanna have met the man myself. I can only imagine the weight of all the losses Jocko and Leif have had to deal with, it's immeasurable. I've had my share of losses, but this was a very difficult moment in the podcast. Listened to this while hitting the gym as I'm recovering from an injury that rendered me unable to walk the first few weeks after the accident. podcasts are way more motivating than any sort of music at the gym, I'm a metalhead, but at the gym, Jocko's podcasts keep me laser focused.
Seeing Jocko get emotional sets the tone for the seriousness of the situation. I love these men for what they do and how they communicate these lessons. Keep going.
Feel like we haven’t earned the right to hear these stories and the wisdom these men impart on us through these podcasts. Thank you for allowing us into your lives and opening up about your brothers and teams.
Every time Jocko and Leif speak about Marc Lee, I completely understand the sense of camaraderie, admiration, and genuine love that they have for their brother. There can never be enough guys in the world like Marc. They uplift everyone around them -- especially in those darkest moments. To lose them is like having the light extinguished.
"This is gonna sound crazy but this stuff can work for relationship issues ... (soft voice)" ~ Echo ".... this is a podcast about War and Battle. " ~ Jocko Love is a battlefield... haha
@By Way Of Deception dude. Put the crack pipe down. ML has nothing on Travis mills... except arms and legs. And height.... But notwithstanding that he still just doesn't measure up to TM.
Man I had to pause it on Spotify and come watch the actual video when Jocko started talking about Biggles. When you have Jocko getting choked up about a memory of you, you know you’re the real deal.
When Jocko says that Biggles told him he wanted to come back after he was wounded, that tore me up to the core inside!!! What a very special person Ryan Job was. I wanna say thank you personally from the bottom of my heart to all the men and woman who served our country in all the wars we were in.
When Jocko said “ I want to come back” about “Biggles” I have had that same feeling about aircrewmen best friends we lost in the HS community. The best years of my flying career was spent hauling Seal team 8 with HS 5….. I will never ever forget some of the greatest missions we flew them to and stayed until we got a code word to leave the area… if we got a dust off…. It never mattered how intense it could have been…. We were flying back in to get our team back and fight our way out…. I loved that tour and learned more about the quality of men and how intense but fun they all had….. it was epic!! Thank you for sharing this side of the after action report…. God bless you guys!!
After liefs speech about Jocko, Jocko got emotional!!!! Well about as emotional as Jocko could possibly get lol, but that was awesome, it's real clear the respect and love the man has for the teams, what they stand for, and what they do. Thank you both of you for your selflessness and service.
Thank God for giving America people like you all and thank you so much for all that you have done for us. It's totally humbleling to hear your stories.
Awesome episode. I've listened to the part with the stories about Chris Kyle, Marc Lee, and Ryan Job like a dozen times. Love hearing those stories about those heroes.
It is a true privilege to be able to listen to the conversation between these guys. Having read books by Chris Kyle, Rorke Denver, Brandon Webb, & Marcus Luttrell I really appreciated getting to hear more details about men like Mikey Monseur and Mark Lee who are referred to by several writers. Thank you for these podcasts!
Jocko truly cared about his men which is why he is such a great leader he truly cares. Many leaders say they care but in actuality their motivation for becoming a leader is power. I never get that feeling with Jocko
Thank you Jocko & Leif for your service, sharing your stories and teaching from your experience. God bless you and keep you and your families. Much respect and love.
This was an amazing episode. You always hear about the brotherhood in the military, there's no better way to describe it than through these stories. Seeing how much these people cared for each other, how amazing they were and are as individuals, very, very impactful episode. Thank you very much for everything, Leif must come back :)
Hearing you guys talking about your team, your buddys, your comrades, your friends, your life and those who didn´t survive.... As i´m writing this i´m ashamed that i can not put in the right words to describe and express my deepest and uttermost respect for you and all the guys out there on the battlefield... Words are not enough, but i tried my best. It doesn´t matter where i come from or what my or your Government fucked up when it comes to descisions concerning war. It´s allways the men at the frontline of the battlefield and their families and friends who are forced to suffer the most from it. Much respect, much love and all the best to you. May my two great-grandfathers rest in peace, greetings from Germany....
Also, after reading Jocko and Leif’s first book it really puts these podcasts into perspective. Thank you both for your service and for taking the time to share with the world your experiences
They need to do a TV series to honor your all’s life and what you’ve done for our Great Country. Thank you for everything you all have done and continue to do.
1:19:03 - Ryan Job wants to get back in to the teams. Completely heartbreaking. This is one of those Podcasts episodes that I can listen to ... over and over again. Thanks for sharing.
Non military intel analyst dod from '86 - '05 . with you guys it was like cheering on our favorite bad ass football team in the greatest football game in history. We didn't always come through for you guys when it was needed. Ill never forget any of it.
I have been listening to all of the podcasts since the start. I have read the book. This is the first one I saw. Jocko, Leif, and Echo - amazing job. Please keep this up. This stuff is truly inspiring - I use it daily.
I just discovered your podcast a couple of weeks ago and I am getting a lot out of them. Thank you for these. I am currently reading Extreme Ownership and I am thankful for this book. I could listen to your stories all day. Thank you for your service to our country both in the military and out.
Great episode. Great that Leif was the 1st guest ever on the podcast. Very humbling to hear real stories about Mark Lee and the boys as well. Thank you for sharing.
The amount of respect these guys have for the other services is phenomenal. True warriors. Thank you for your service guys and thanks to all the servicemen and women.
That last part about what you tolerate, that's been saved. I'm gonna listen to that often. It's 100% the thing that's held me back in being an effective leader.
Its awesome hearing Leif thank jocko sincerely, I feel like its rare for a man to really teach others but definitely rare for a man to be willing to learn, be thankful, and give credit to their teacher. The brotherhood is an amazing thing to see.
I didn’t have a mission with a seal team in ramadi. We were actually restricted from going to their separate cob within ramadi’s base. They did go on psd missions with marine commanders. General petraeus when he was in ramadi in 2008. We had the hard task of hearts and minds push.
Great to hear someone else talk about Corregidor, I spent some time there when I wasn’t in Habaniyah or patrolling Michigan that year. The average American and many Soldiers look at me crazy when I talk about what it was like that year😂. I’ve basically stopped sharing some of those stories since so many doubt me. Great podcast and it’s great to see you still serve military culture and America however you can, brothers.
Powerful Podcast!! Love our military!!! Very often, I think of our military, the story's of such great men to motivate me in my daily life. Especially when I am struggling. And I share this stuff with my kids. Its so important they learn about these honorable soldiers! Love it!!
We are grateful for the enormous service that you have done. This has been a magnificent catalyst in suppressing the radical belief. Knowing those fallen soldiers who laid down their life to have this freedom we have. Hats off. Interesting and riveting podcast, waiting for more !!! salute from Philippines
I remember when I started listening to the Extreme Ownership audiobook, it starts with the foreword with Jocko's voice: Wow, that's probably the most badass sounding dude I ever heard. Then the next part is the preface read by Leif Babbin. I was in the subway and let out an audible laugh. "LOL, we're reaching levels of badassery that shouldn't even be possible" And every time they would alternate, I'd forget just how badass Leif sounds. I would always remember his voice was more gravely than Jocko's but every time it switched back to him, I was surprised by just how gravely it was.
The Marc Lee section makes me proud to be an American. I thank God everyday for men like Marc, Jocko and Leif who stood ready, or currently stand ready to defend America. Outstanding individuals like these are who built this country and who've bled to keep her free.
That section on Ryan Job is one of the best and most heartfelt moments in all the podcasts. Huge respect. Thanks for all these stories.
1:19:30 shits heavy. "I can smell them" fuckin badass
Breaks my heart what these guys were and are willing to do for our freedom... and with our freedom people are so offended and hateful and well... you see what’s happening these days. These guys are true heroes. I learn so much from them.
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Leif is an incredible role model. The man was rejected when he first tried to enter the SEALs, didn’t have a great GPA in school, didn’t crush the physical fitness tests like the other guys, had conduct issues on his record, but the guy did not quit. He powered through all of that until he got to where he wanted to be.
That is Extremely Powerful to me.
Everything that comes out of Jockos mouth is like a speech from a badass movie.
When you concluded that Jocko Willinks has the coolest voice, then they hit you with the Leif Babin
Creative Shrapnel 😂🤣😂🤣
O que é o que eu tô falando meus amigo eu não menti nenhuma nenhum dia do processo que eu tô falando mentira nem um dia nem uma vez eu não tive um dia que eu tô falando o juiz já na verdade então protegendo dando espaço para ela a partir do momento que o juiz dá espaço para uma pessoa que tá com a condenação Sem prova porque o juiz está protegendo ela e o juiz tá dando os passos para ela eu juíza para quê para combater corrupção prova deve ser pior do que ela quando o juiz em permitir que a pessoa tá com outro sem prova que ele entende da Lei meu amigo com todo respeito você é pior
as pessoas que dá aula ela está dividida as pessoas que dão aula Ela está desmentindo o exército tava mentindo população tarde mentira FBI está demitindo os promotores está demitindo o juiz isso é uma pouca vergonha isso é uma vergonha para autoridade infelizmente é uma vergonha para a autoridade por mais que ela seja uma juíza se tá Nunca mais uma pessoa dessa porque o Que Ela estudou ela não tá usando nem para limpar o rabo dela ela só tá usando é maldade você tá usando a mentira ao contrário que já viu isso eu tiro de Puma como a juíza e eu fazer o contrário como Bota ela na minha frente ela vinha me condenar sozinho parece eu não quebro ela no meio ou no racha o c* dela no pau mostrar para ela como é que ficou tá aqui ela nunca usou a não ser a moral nem moral ela tem ela tá perdendo a namorar perdeu
Rapaz não eu não te respeito ninguém cara quando as pessoas quando as pessoas vem até a mim e todo o trabalho que eu tenho aqui no Brasil todo conhecimento que eu tenho aqui no meu no meu Brasil aqui na minha região que eu moro nunca desrespeitei ninguém quando as pessoas me respeite todo trabalho que eu trabalho de Criança adulto há velhinho nunca faltei com respeito com nenhum deles
e essa pessoa se acha no direito de bater de frente com motor assim dá o papel quando se tiver tudo ok a vergonha Uma grande vergonha para eles ela faz eles ela passa por cima da lei de todos e eles baixa a cabeça para ela como se ela fosse como se ela fosse o dono de todo mundo com suas forças dono da vida das pessoas A não ser que ela estudar para saber disso não precisa nem de estudar para saber disso e ela não obedeceu o que tá na lei do papel que Ela estudou se ela não usar o que tá na lei ela já perdeu todo o direito como a juíza precisa saber precisa estudar para saber disso aí eu acho que não lógico que não e o que ela fez contra a Alemanha atacou perdeu todo respeito mostrando o rabo mostrando as partes dela para mim
One thing a successful retiree never discloses is how they got to realize that the key to amassing wealth lies in making sound investments. I purchased my first home at the age of 21 for $87,000 and sold it for $197,000. My second home, acquired for $170,000, was later sold for $320,000, and my third property, purchased at $300,000, fetched $589,000, with buyers covering all closing costs and expenses. Not reaching a million before retirement feels like an unfulfilled goal.
In Business, whichever firm you select, make sure you get your insurance and guide from a reputable financial adviser, such as *JENNY PAMOGAS CANAYA,* who has dedicated her career to financial planning. Because they will assist you in escalating, navigating better, and completing the task in a safer manner..|
"I want to come back". - Ryan Job. Completely heartbreaking.
yea crazy moment. That is Jocko's version of crying
@@jhughes19851 Jonny Kim and Jocko Willink were seriously holding back breaking down talking about Ryan, Jocko's voice was slightly breaking down.
@@kevinzhang3313 Yea i just heard it... Jonny was a very inspiring episode
Destroyed.
1:19:04
Jocko,
I am not military, I am however a proud American mom of a retired Marine; the hardest job we as mothers will ever do. It was difficult to hold back my tears listening to you read your separation letter, you and your bothers are God's gift to our nation!
God Bless and thank you for your service~
I thank Tim Ferris from introducing you to us!
Thank you ma'am for your expression of life.HooraH semper mom!
what about the mothas of all the black people that get murdered by american police??
Been going through these early podcasts that I honestly hadn't listened to before. The moment Jocko struggles literally made me shed a tear. God dammit, just by listening to how proud Leif and Jocko are of having had the PRIVILEGE of knowing Ryan, makes me wanna have met the man myself. I can only imagine the weight of all the losses Jocko and Leif have had to deal with, it's immeasurable.
I've had my share of losses, but this was a very difficult moment in the podcast. Listened to this while hitting the gym as I'm recovering from an injury that rendered me unable to walk the first few weeks after the accident.
podcasts are way more motivating than any sort of music at the gym, I'm a metalhead, but at the gym, Jocko's podcasts keep me laser focused.
Seeing Jocko get emotional sets the tone for the seriousness of the situation. I love these men for what they do and how they communicate these lessons. Keep going.
Resolving Legacy Defects
Formal Qualification Testing and Fielding
Anybody else tear up when he talked about Ryan Job wanting to come back?
Currently.
And Marc Lee
Feel like we haven’t earned the right to hear these stories and the wisdom these men impart on us through these podcasts. Thank you for allowing us into your lives and opening up about your brothers and teams.
Hands down one of the best podcasts Ive ever watched
In my mind all ass kicking Navy Seals sound like Leif Babin.
Leif sounds like Jocko looks.
Youre completely right. I dint know if its because i watched the warfighters or what
liefs voice and jockos face xD
Every time Jocko and Leif speak about Marc Lee, I completely understand the sense of camaraderie, admiration, and genuine love that they have for their brother. There can never be enough guys in the world like Marc. They uplift everyone around them -- especially in those darkest moments. To lose them is like having the light extinguished.
"This is gonna sound crazy but this stuff can work for relationship issues ... (soft voice)" ~ Echo
".... this is a podcast about War and Battle. " ~ Jocko
Love is a battlefield... haha
I don't know why but that look between Leif and Echo a little after 0:18 cracks me up
Leif as the new Batman Voice over for any new Batman Movies. Jesus. That is a grizzled voice. That Voice has seen war.
thank you
I would love to see Jocko interview Marcus Luttrell.
Shit yeahhhhhhhh man......
Hell yeah!! ML is one solid Patriot and a funny bastard!! another badass Frogmen to get on, Don Shipley Team 2 old school hardcore.
bryan dykman yessss
@By Way Of Deception dude. Put the crack pipe down. ML has nothing on Travis mills... except arms and legs. And height.... But notwithstanding that he still just doesn't measure up to TM.
Rob oneil
Man I had to pause it on Spotify and come watch the actual video when Jocko started talking about Biggles. When you have Jocko getting choked up about a memory of you, you know you’re the real deal.
When Jocko says that Biggles told him he wanted to come back after he was wounded, that tore me up to the core inside!!! What a very special person Ryan Job was. I wanna say thank you personally from the bottom of my heart to all the men and woman who served our country in all the wars we were in.
When Jocko said “ I want to come back” about “Biggles” I have had that same feeling about aircrewmen best friends we lost in the HS community. The best years of my flying career was spent hauling Seal team 8 with HS 5….. I will never ever forget some of the greatest missions we flew them to and stayed until we got a code word to leave the area… if we got a dust off…. It never mattered how intense it could have been…. We were flying back in to get our team back and fight our way out…. I loved that tour and learned more about the quality of men and how intense but fun they all had….. it was epic!! Thank you for sharing this side of the after action report…. God bless you guys!!
All these stories solidify " when preparation meets opportunity " these were the right men for that place at that time! Much respect
“He says...........I wanna come back.” 🙏🙏🙏
I have never served but I could listen to stories about these great warriors all day long. God bless you God bless all men like you.
After liefs speech about Jocko, Jocko got emotional!!!! Well about as emotional as Jocko could possibly get lol, but that was awesome, it's real clear the respect and love the man has for the teams, what they stand for, and what they do. Thank you both of you for your selflessness and service.
"you shoot 1 bullet at me I'm shooting 100 back"
- BTF
Thank God for giving America people like you all and thank you so much for all that you have done for us. It's totally humbleling to hear your stories.
Awesome episode. I've listened to the part with the stories about Chris Kyle, Marc Lee, and Ryan Job like a dozen times. Love hearing those stories about those heroes.
Youve helped changed my life. Attitude and u helped me course correct my life and end mission. Thank u Jocko for everything
It is a true privilege to be able to listen to the conversation between these guys. Having read books by Chris Kyle, Rorke Denver, Brandon Webb, & Marcus Luttrell I really appreciated getting to hear more details about men like Mikey Monseur and Mark Lee who are referred to by several writers. Thank you for these podcasts!
Feel proud that men like this defend my freedoms everyday. Brass balls on men like this.
You guys are heroes and I will forever be grateful for your dedication and service. Thank you!
1:18:25 and following is the most real 75 seconds you will ever see on military leadership.
Totally agree.
The silence says more than any words could. Jocko's anguish is heartbreaking.
Jocko truly cared about his men which is why he is such a great leader he truly cares. Many leaders say they care but in actuality their motivation for becoming a leader is power. I never get that feeling with Jocko
That's called: DETACH.
Greatest Podcast of all time, love these guys! -RR
Jocko has changed my approach to life. If you havnt read Extreme Ownership, i highly recommend it.
I've never heard Echo talk so much before he's usually unheard of in most podcasts
He needs to not speak. The questions he ask are so stupid. Kick him off and have Leif on full time
Thank you Jocko & Leif for your service, sharing your stories and teaching from your
experience. God bless you and keep you and your families. Much respect and love.
This was an amazing episode. You always hear about the brotherhood in the military, there's no better way to describe it than through these stories. Seeing how much these people cared for each other, how amazing they were and are as individuals, very, very impactful episode. Thank you very much for everything, Leif must come back :)
Damm that “I wanna come back” hit me right in the gut, got a little choked up. So much respect to all those men and women. 🙏🏻
Listening to these beautiful hardcore Americans are just unbelievable and so inspirational it's beyond belief!
I like Leif’s impersonation of Jocko.
I wish I had know about this podcast years ago. But am so glad to have found it now ! I really enjoyed and learned a lot from these guys.
1:28:39 That might be the most Jocko thing of all time
Hearing you guys talking about your team, your buddys, your comrades, your friends, your life and those who didn´t survive.... As i´m writing this
i´m ashamed that i can not put in the right words to describe and express my deepest and uttermost respect for you and all the guys out there on the battlefield... Words are not enough, but i tried my best.
It doesn´t matter where i come from or what my or your Government fucked up when it comes to descisions concerning war. It´s allways the men at the frontline of the battlefield and their families and friends who are forced to suffer the most from it. Much respect, much love and all the best to you.
May my two great-grandfathers rest in peace, greetings from Germany....
Also, after reading Jocko and Leif’s first book it really puts these podcasts into perspective. Thank you both for your service and for taking the time to share with the world your experiences
Started from Podcast 1 and moving through. This one so far is my favorite. Thank you gentlemen.
They need to do a TV series to honor your all’s life and what you’ve done for our Great Country. Thank you for everything you all have done and continue to do.
Watching Jocko compose himself when remembering "Biggles".
Touching. Shows the love formed between men who've shared tough times .
Every man had put his name on the board... Brought tears to my eyes... Straight warriors.
Thank you for sharing your stories about Mark, Ryan, Tony and Chris.
Leif was a awesome addition to this podcast
As a soldier i want to thank echo for asking good question to help translate the stories. Military folk often suck at translating those experiences.
1:19:03 - Ryan Job wants to get back in to the teams. Completely heartbreaking.
This is one of those Podcasts episodes that I can listen to ... over and over again. Thanks for sharing.
My favorite podcast so far, I hope Jocko brings some more former SEALS on - some other SF guys from other branches.
Non military intel analyst dod from '86 - '05 . with you guys it was like cheering on our favorite bad ass football team in the greatest football game in history. We didn't always come through for you guys when it was needed. Ill never forget any of it.
This must be the hardest thing I have ever listened to, But so worth it! Even as a complete stranger I will never forget the legacy of these men.
I have been listening to all of the podcasts since the start. I have read the book. This is the first one I saw. Jocko, Leif, and Echo - amazing job. Please keep this up. This stuff is truly inspiring - I use it daily.
So nice having Leif on. I’ve got a lot of good content to catch up on. A little bit of Jocko and Echo a day keeps the bad guys away. Thanks again
I just discovered your podcast a couple of weeks ago and I am getting a lot out of them. Thank you for these. I am currently reading Extreme Ownership and I am thankful for this book. I could listen to your stories all day. Thank you for your service to our country both in the military and out.
Great episode. Great that Leif was the 1st guest ever on the podcast. Very humbling to hear real stories about Mark Lee and the boys as well. Thank you for sharing.
The most powerful podcast out there.
Thanks so much all of you. For everything!
The amount of respect these guys have for the other services is phenomenal. True warriors. Thank you for your service guys and thanks to all the servicemen and women.
That silence tore me to pieces when your blind brother wanted to keep giving
Five minutes in, fired up for feedback. Great to see and hear Leif on the broadcast, thanks for another inspired session. ONWARD.
Thank you for your service and my freedom! Appreciate it from the bottom of my heart! Who the hell would thumbs down this?
Love when Jocko broke down talking about Ryan- how himself, Leif and Ech share such an understanding they don't need to even mention it.
been waiting all week for this!
That last part about what you tolerate, that's been saved. I'm gonna listen to that often. It's 100% the thing that's held me back in being an effective leader.
Its awesome hearing Leif thank jocko sincerely, I feel like its rare for a man to really teach others but definitely rare for a man to be willing to learn, be thankful, and give credit to their teacher. The brotherhood is an amazing thing to see.
This podcast is getting me through some really tough mental shit. Thanks for what you do jocko!
Jocko must run for presidency sometime in the future. He will set the standard.
The humility from Jocko towards the conventional forces is awesome. A true leader
Jocko the very end part of this podcast touching on leadership has given me an insight I never had before. Thank you man, you’re a role model 👊🏼
the guidance you gentleman provide is unmatched. many thanks and much admiration to you all.
One of the best podcast episodes that I have ever consumed.
This is the best individual podcast episode I've ever listened to and I listen to ALOT!
Travis Tweten which ones bro?
Thank you for everything sir.
Best podcast I've listened to..and I'm in Australia 🌏
I didn’t have a mission with a seal team in ramadi. We were actually restricted from going to their separate cob within ramadi’s base. They did go on psd missions with marine commanders. General petraeus when he was in ramadi in 2008. We had the hard task of hearts and minds push.
It takes a man to show emotion Jacko. Half way through the pod cast you did. You have my deepest respect not only for your words, but your heart.
George Flaherty Great comment, but his name is Jocko, not Jacko. 😂
Happy Birthday! Much love for all the knowledge building! 🤗
Great to hear someone else talk about Corregidor, I spent some time there when I wasn’t in Habaniyah or patrolling Michigan that year. The average American and many Soldiers look at me crazy when I talk about what it was like that year😂. I’ve basically stopped sharing some of those stories since so many doubt me. Great podcast and it’s great to see you still serve military culture and America however you can, brothers.
Wow, the best podcast yet. I like the guest format and hopefully Dean Lister will be your next.
Powerful Podcast!! Love our military!!! Very often, I think of our military, the story's of such great men to motivate me in my daily life. Especially when I am struggling. And I share this stuff with my kids. Its so important they learn about these honorable soldiers! Love it!!
I DONT ACCEPT TAPS
Keenan d I SNAP BEFORE I TAP BITCH!
🤣 fucking amazing. 🇺🇸
😂🤣😂🤣
Thank you guys - this was an outstanding episode!!
6 years old still a great listen thanks guys.
We are grateful for the enormous service that you have done. This has been a magnificent catalyst in suppressing the radical belief. Knowing those fallen soldiers who laid down their life to have this freedom we have. Hats off. Interesting and riveting podcast, waiting for more !!! salute from Philippines
"i dont accept taps" hilarious
That actually was very funny
Leif and Jocko definitely have Viking DNA
Mate this was heavey duty ,I'm a brit veteran have the utmost respect for you guys
I remember when I started listening to the Extreme Ownership audiobook, it starts with the foreword with Jocko's voice: Wow, that's probably the most badass sounding dude I ever heard.
Then the next part is the preface read by Leif Babbin. I was in the subway and let out an audible laugh. "LOL, we're reaching levels of badassery that shouldn't even be possible"
And every time they would alternate, I'd forget just how badass Leif sounds. I would always remember his voice was more gravely than Jocko's but every time it switched back to him, I was surprised by just how gravely it was.
Seeing jock get emotional is the most emotional thing i have ever seen. 😧😨😢
Another great podcast, imagine what the world would become if a few million listened to jocko podcast.
FOB Falcon. I was sationed there from 04 to 05 B co. 8th Engineers
Thanks for serving, brother.
Another amazing mental tune up while getting after it‼️💪🏽🎯🇺🇸 Thanks 💯 gentlemen👍🏽
I have been seeing some amazing stuff on RUclips. I mean Amazing. Amazing Upload
Thank you gentlemen, thank you.
The Marc Lee section makes me proud to be an American. I thank God everyday for men like Marc, Jocko and Leif who stood ready, or currently stand ready to defend America. Outstanding individuals like these are who built this country and who've bled to keep her free.