Leadership Insights from a Navy SEAL: Admiral William H. McRaven
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2024
- Our very special guest, joining us in person, is Admiral William H. McRaven, retired United States Navy Four-Star Admiral and former Navy SEAL.
Admiral McRaven graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in journalism and received his commission as a Navy SEAL officer in 1977. Throughout his illustrious career, he held various command positions, including leading a SEAL team and overseeing special operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
One of Admiral McRaven's most notable achievements came as the commander of Joint Special Operations Command where he played a crucial role in Operation Neptune Spear. His strategic and tactical acumen earned him widespread praise and further solidified his reputation as a top military leader.
Admiral McRaven later served as the ninth commander of the United States Special Operations Command from 2011 to 2014, overseeing all U.S. special operations forces. During his tenure, he continued to advocate for the importance of special operations forces in addressing global security challenges.
In addition to his military service, Admiral McRaven is known for his academic achievements. He holds a Master's degree from the Naval Postgraduate School and a Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Texas.
After retiring from the military, Admiral McRaven became a prominent speaker, author, and educator. He gained widespread recognition for his inspiring commencement address at the University of Texas in 2014, which later became a bestselling book titled "Make Your Bed: Little Things That Can Change Your Life...And Maybe the World."
Admiral McRaven's leadership philosophy, strategic insights, and dedication to service have left a lasting impact on the U.S. military and continue to inspire individuals in countless fields.
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I really think Admiral McRaven would make a tremendous President.
I listen to this man's speech when I can't fall asleep. I solely focus on his voice and the words he says and it always works, thank you for your help Admiral.
Admiral I and my family love and respect you. I wish I could meet you in person one day. Thank you for your lifelong sacrifice and your service
We salute our MILITARY specialy our NAVY and special thanks for your service and sacrifices,we are honored to be in your time,our great HERO Admiral sincerely yours Princess Maryam shahzadeh ghajar Qajar Dynasty
PLEASE RUN FOR THE PRESENT!❤️🙏
SALUT SIR MC RAVEN
Admiral McRaven I have a question for you. When Trump was president you criticized him. Are officers, even in retirement allowed to criticize the sitting president or does that violate the Military Code? And if you get to violate it why can't other officers violate it?
Same old mess.
Thank you
I wonder what the Admirals "pronouns" are?
he def has em he pushed that crap with rumsfeld i think it was , i was reaading his emails while back and he was all for dei
you must get tired of covering up where your side kick
I would have continued to watch but when the CEO announced his pronouns … no thanks