What makes Jocko different from many "motivational" speakers is that he talks about his failures, not successes. How many actually talk about their failures, never mind a failure that caused the death of someone? That's what makes Jocko so popular.
@@marius5723 I imagine all these guys are eventually asked? To do what they do takes unimaginable discipline and strength. But if they're doping in secret then that makes them frauds. Jocko specifically harps on humility and extreme ownership. I follow him and that's what I've wondered. Has anyone asked him...because it's most likely these guys have doping programs. If he's really one with extreme ownership and humility then he'd be open about it like Rogan...I'm hoping he's not another dime-a-dozen fraud who dopes in private and then acts like they're naturally better than the rest of us. That's why I wanna know.
Well, I think he did end it with "you". . . . Yes, I know what you mean and I agnolish and respect your point. I only made this sarcastic comment for fun and not to start any debate.
its all from his book Extreme Ownership, and of course the audible audiobook version is actually read by him. His squad mate has an ever more savage voice and is more badass, just less fit for TV
3 years ago, TED Talks introduced me to this man. Today, I'm proud to say that I consider this man as my mentor, and that I'm making an effort to apply Extreme Ownership in everything I do every single day.
Same, I had always wanted to join the military and his books and videos were a big motivating factor. Almost 3 years later and I don't regret a single thing.
He in one of his book said: "People ask me what kept you going? And I say, when I was serving, I knew there are determined enemies out there who want to kill me. So I practiced to be prepared. Then they ask, what keeps you going now? And I say I live my life in a way to honour my fallen brothers." It's been a couple years since then, I still remember this quote. I deeply respect you man
@@sevatar5762 Yeah, the phone got persuaded and motivated to exceed its performance by 200% and maintain the charge for as long as needed. Thanks to Jocko nothing is impossible
This is a man right here. Not because of what he did as a Navy Seal but because he has the humility to look at his failures and do something about it. That’s the kind of leader you can trust.
Jocko's Wife: Jocko I'm pregnant! Jocko: Check. Jocko's Wife: But I was on birth control?! Jocko: No Factor, I would have breached your compound regardless of hostages taken.
I'm a Project Manager and when things go wrong and the panic sets in, I often say, "its ok, nobody died". Not so for war. When asked recently what I though my most important skill a leader has. I said, "providing clear direction and protecting each member of the team so they can use the skills I employed them for". This talk is a guide for life. Thanks for sharing.
I'm a Project Superintendent, I read the book when it first came out and have reread it a couple times since. It had such a profound effect on me that I bought copies and gave them to the two assistants I had on site at the time and one for my daughter, almost 10 years ago. I know they read the book because I saw the change in them almost immediately. The book so clearly expressed what I had known but did'nt know how to. I still use the lessons I learned from the book and do my best to carry through whether its the safety of the guys and gals on site or just the planning for the day. I do hold other responsibe but I hold myself responsible first. And yes it applies to everyday life. The book is much more in depth but the talk strikes a nerve!
Jocko does not understand the the USA is at fault in Iraq. The USA was in Iraq for oil and based in lies and in the army you don't ask questions of the reasons to go to war. USA is a dangerous country, that will finance coups, invade countries, create wars, and have more than 50 million americans without access to health. Not only that, the USA is the only country to drop an atomic bomb in a foreign country killing civilians. USA spies on allies also. USA is a danger to humanity and Jocko either don't see it or lives in dreamland.
@@jorgemarbur Opium also... But you do realize the US has oil right? Its plan is to use up the middle east's oil supply before our own.... Its not just the US, google Five Eyes.
When marine corps recruiters came to jockos high school, they sat down and had a brief conversation with him before the marine corps stood up, shook his hand, and enlisted for a 4 year tour of jocko
@@RachelLovelacein high school chuck Norris had a poster over his bed of jocko holding an M4, surrounded by flames and smoke ?mag dumping into the sky that said "OWN IT!"
Blows my mind that TEDx flagged this. It's one of the most raw and real storytellings I've heard. You can hear the nervousness in his voice and yet he delivered with such paused grace and humility. This is a lesson that goes many layers deep. I'm kinda sad that anyine from TEDx went full Karen on this. Never censor anyone for speaking their truth. All of us have something to learn from each other.
TED is dead, they let social and historical revisionism onto their stage and exclude real leadership and insightful thinking. It was a great format that has been ruined by lousy policy and agendas. The only person who doesn't have something to learn is the person who _thinks_ they know it all.
BIG FACTS. I've thought to myself how much better of a person I would be if I had someone remotely like him in my life. Guess I have to do it the hard way.
This is the kind of man that I hope lives in every soldier. This man has a level of honor that is so uncommon that it's tragic. If more people were as brave as this man, I am convinced the world would be a far greater place. This is the perfect example of a man that I aspire to be. This human being is exactly the type of "look you in the eye and shake your hand" kind of man that I really hope me and my son can come close to being. I will try Mr. Willink. I will try to live by the standards you have set. They are truly worth it.
To be a leader of men at 19, 25, or 50 in a battlefield environment, in business and in life will never be easy. It goes against innate primal feelings to run or hide from hardship. To be a leader means ownership of everything. %100 of effort, I pushed my self hard to be the best leader I could be in the Marines while I was in, To live up to the great leaders and friends I have lost, the lessons they have taught me. I still to this day hyper analyze situations years later on how I could have done better. Always look forward in life, everything is a learning experience and never stop believing in yourself, even if everyone already has.
"Take responsibility for your actions. And if you are in charge you ALWAYS take the responsibility for those under your command" Was something my CO instilled in me. And this mentality is deeply missing in this generation. How can you trust someone that does not stand up for his actions. Confessing mistakes hurt...alot. But disregarding or avoiding this painful tution makes you ultimately a miserable creature, never being able to better yourself.
Just look at the comment section, idiots are more interested to prove this guy as a chad rather than hearing his words!! I am beyond disgusted to read these comments.
Using Jocko's own lesson here, who is responsible for "this mentality is deeply missing in this generation"? The answer to that would be the people who raised them, instructed them, and led them. The people who didn't teach and show them how to be responsible and take ownership are at fault. I am not sure if that was the commenter's intended interpretation of his statement or not, but I say, if there is fault found in the young, their elder should be the ones who are ashamed.
you know...if I took these actions in those situations --- bet anything my ego would grow. Pride is not just about showing off when you do something right. Pride is just your trust in yourself and your ability to do the best thing in all situations.
@@MandoFettOG hey, nothing wrong with a healthy, growing ego. I try to grow my ego proportionally with my skill set. Nothing wrong w that. If its based on nothing but hot air...then yea, that's wrong, don't do that. But otherwise...I hope everyone's ego gets like those dinosaur trees in Australia- so huge and ancient it outlasts 2 climate changes, and meteor strike and 1 continental movement, and a fire inferno - just bc of its renown. Lol! I hope the ego gets its own preservation center and songs and ballads too! :'D
@@MandoFettOG I have total control over my ego....my sarcasm/witty replies tho :P...that's the real challenge. Luckily I am blessed with humour so it comes across funny not arrogant. It's all in the delivery :P.
HE certainly looks like that i mean he's straight out of central casting and apparently doesn't know he sounds like he's giving an interview in between WWE matches
My father taught me exactly what this guy taught us. We must assume our responsibilities. We can't transfer blame. This is matter of character. This video is awesome.
Now this, this is a man. Not because of his demeanor, but because of his morals and values as a man. I learned a lifetime of valuable information in this 14 minute video.
@do br he should take ownership and try to Lead people to victory. He knows how dark life can be - he is now the one to stand up and walk his people to a better life and do it as best as he can. That's what makes a man.
"sir, do you know why i pu- OH Jocko sir im sorry my mistake I didn't realize" "Nothing is a mistake simply a learning experience. Now we can take these lessons and rise above make sure we never do this again"
I've listened to Jocko quite a bit before this, but have never heard him breathe so nervously. He really was very nervous here. He's a hardened vet, but he's still human.
Mister And that’s what’s so special about him. He’s not some sociopath killer with no emotions, some fake tough guy who only cares about looking cool. He’s a good person, one who cares about himself and about humanity. He just wants to make himself AND everyone else better. He’s a real role model. Most importantly, he’s not afraid to make himself vulnerable. That’s what makes a TRUE man.
He's a SEAL. He's not used to being in the spotlight. They work behind the scenes and in the shadows. They are called "Quiet Professionals" for a reason.
Conrad Francis Makes sense. He’s very articulate, which one doesn’t usually think of regarding tough warriors like himself. It’s probably part of his appeal, he’s like a warrior poet.
Also goes over to a country and kills people... when the country he's in didn't ask for him to be there, didn't want help, but sufferd untold damage for what? USA thinking they know better
@@AC-mp7cx Jocko didn't make the decision to start the Iraq war 🙄 Was it criminal for Biden and Democrats to abandon military service members in Afghanistan? Or does your pathetic, keyboard warrior, never having served yourself judgments only swing one way?
I come back and rewatch this, because the two things he said that stood out to me the most is: "Don't hide your delicate pride from the truth." And then: "Don't make excuses or blame anyone else or any other thing. Take ownership, of your problems and the solutions for them. Take ownership of EVERYTHING in your life, the GOOD, and the BAD." It's as simple as that, from my perspective. You cannot control what you did in the past, you cannot control what always happens to you, but you CAN control the type of person you will allow yourself to be. That's what he's mainly talking about, deciding who and what you will be.
The incredible sense of responsibility, accountability, and humility of the SEALS mentioned here makes me understand how blessed we are to have men who face so much awfulness with such tremendous decency, honor, and compassion. God bless their souls.
The new president of North Korea sentenced one of his uncles to death after getting elected because at his president inauguration event, the uncle was not "enthusiastic" enough. Jocko might do the same
Reminds me of advice a boss gave me early in my career. “To be a leader people want to follow you have to remember two things. When the team has a victory it’s the team’s victory. When the team has a loss, it’s your loss.”
Sorry Bill, the earlier comments here are the truth: Jocko is a "monster" and his focus is on Jocko - ALWAYS. A successful leader is two things: 1: VERY "lucky" a God and 2: self-made condition of FOCUS on SELF) . Great Soldiers, poor commanders, very dangerous to follow.
Right on. Makes me think of the more humble nascar drivers being interviewed after a race. Or good parents, soldiers, a dr at the head of a team, or sports team captains, or students and good teachers. Especially in business. Think of the apprentice(even tho that is fake companies) the one who contributes most to the failure sometimes gets to stay if the leader failed to lead.
When I was in the Navy, I worked in flight operations. One of my tasks was to make sure the flight crew's hotel accommodations were smooth so they could get checked in and rest for the night. I don't quite remember the details but there was some mix up when they got to the front desk. I dont even recall that it was my fault, but when the commanding pilot got back from the trip he asked "who made these accommodations?" I told him directly without hesitation "it was me Sir, I apologize." He looked at me and said "Wow, thank you. Most people wouldn't have admitted that." He and the other pilots, as well as my colleagues respected me from then on. I never forgot that feedback and I have always owned up to my mistakes since then. I passed that on to my son who now serves in the Army. When he owned up to mistakes, I rewarded him with respect, acknowledgement, and more trust.
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He didn't tell anyone he'd be giving a talk, he just found an auditorium and started talking.
HAHAHAHAHA
Yeah, but even though you cant tell the whole talk, they built a TED Talk around him once they found out which auditorium he was at
Nobody dared to stop him. They wouldn't have even known how to.
Man this totally throws off the talk. I can’t take Jocko seriously now loooool
High Evolutionary Shhhhh, dont say that too loud 🤫 Jocko is everywhere you think he isnt, so he is certainly here, too
Jocko has muscles in places where I don't even have places
hahahahha!!!!!
Alex this is the funniest thing I’ve ever read.
BRUH
I wonder if he was part of the nuclear emergency Strike Team at one time or nest they have to bench press 500 lb
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Jocko Willink speaks in *ALL CAPS*
LOL!
Jocko Willink is Caps Lock
Yeah, I have the volume at like 15% and I still feel like I'm being screamed at.
No cap
If caps lock had caps lock.
It is Jocko
Thank you. I needed this.
It never gets old,....
Is anyone else listening to this in 2024....
Yes, just watched it. People like Jocko Willink are one of the reasons our Armed Forces are the best in the world.
Jocko is legendary. Not necessarily for his accomplishments, but for his attitude, honor, and character, across both his successes and his failures.
Yes
he has such strength and courage and intelligence and knowledge and pride that you just want to listen to him again and again and again.....
@@eskimo05w He's not British though. He was a navy SEAL not SBS.
There’s no spotlight on Jocko. The darkness is just too afraid to get close to him.
Yo he has 4 shadows
@@ohboi1655 shadow clone jutsu
Nice lol
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Ok, that was a pretty good one.
When Jocko runs out of bullets, he shouts bang, bang and the enemies keep falling.
2 Year old me watching tom and jerry
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legit, we actually do this on bush exercises (Australian Army) when we run out of ammo. Shout out "bang bang!"
@@narcissus79 same, Canadian soldier here
LMAO!!
The universe isn't expanding. It is just running away from this guy.
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 Funniest comment ever!
Awesome comment 👍🏾
Hahahaha this is the best comment ever
Good one!
Lmfao.. well done.
Jocko should give this speech to the whole government.
More like the whole WORLD*
in every country)
To the Universe
My little brother watched this, he's older than me now.
Neshus lmao
🏆
Lmao mate u cracked me up
Hahaha!
LMFAO!!!! come lemme shake your hand man this is golden
This guy can slam a revolving door.
And a tent flap.
I think the revolving doors are so scared, they open automatically when he is close to them
really amusing, you should do stand up youtube comment section comedy
He can also count to infiniti,twice.
Shadbraw LMAOOOO fanfuckingtastic
The fact is even my laptop on low charge hadn't interrupted Jocko, it waited till he finished and only then turned off.
Yeah, Jocko could supply the entire world with free energy and accomplish what Nikola Tesla couldnt.
WTF even are these comments, LMAO
Best comment yet.
I started watching the video with low battery. By the time he was done it had charged to 120%
What makes Jocko different from many "motivational" speakers is that he talks about his failures, not successes. How many actually talk about their failures, never mind a failure that caused the death of someone? That's what makes Jocko so popular.
Has he ever admitted to taking PEDs?
@@justinbondar2491 He has not.
@@luckycharm_98 that's interesting!!
He says extreme ownership is everything but he doesn't own using drugs to help him be so strong and disciplined
@@justinbondar2491 but has he ever been asked? Just saying.
@@marius5723 I imagine all these guys are eventually asked?
To do what they do takes unimaginable discipline and strength. But if they're doping in secret then that makes them frauds. Jocko specifically harps on humility and extreme ownership. I follow him and that's what I've wondered. Has anyone asked him...because it's most likely these guys have doping programs. If he's really one with extreme ownership and humility then he'd be open about it like Rogan...I'm hoping he's not another dime-a-dozen fraud who dopes in private and then acts like they're naturally better than the rest of us.
That's why I wanna know.
This isn’t a TED Talk. This is TED Orders.
you mean TED Get After It.
Shailendra Saiwal watch out for the knife hand
Hahahah
haha! awesome
Lolol
When Jocko left home for the first time he turned to his father and said "Dad, you're the man of the house now"
LMAOOOOOOOOOOO
...and that was just his first day of school!
But... jocko is his own father?
😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣dude i can't stop laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
So clever. Take a joke that’s on every other jocko video and recycle it. Brilliant!
Me: I wonder how Jocko starts a spee...
Jocko: W.A.R.
Me: oh ok. Should have known.
Tauno Kekkonen exactly 😅
Lol for real
WAR
@@zxp3ct3r41 Hahahahaha
And how does he end.... "Victory"
I was listening to this in my Prius and it transformed into a humvee.
😂😂. I’m waiting in my KIA Rio.
Imagine a girl takes you to see her parents and this is her dad......
I'd be HONORED
Like Joey said, I’d be HONORED.
Honored but still fairly nervous for the sake of my leg bones
I’d be HONORED
I'd nervously ask him why his feet are so small
A thief enters jockos house,sees jocko sleeping,he then clean the dishes,mops the floor and leaves
You win best comment !
😂😂🤦🏾♂️
LOL
Superb
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He started his talk with the word War and ended it with Victory.
Now this is writing
Solid catch
Dude. That's good.
He is an English major.
Well, I think he did end it with "you".
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Yes, I know what you mean and I agnolish and respect your point. I only made this sarcastic comment for fun and not to start any debate.
its all from his book Extreme Ownership, and of course the audible audiobook version is actually read by him. His squad mate has an ever more savage voice and is more badass, just less fit for TV
3 years ago, TED Talks introduced me to this man.
Today, I'm proud to say that I consider this man as my mentor, and that I'm making an effort to apply Extreme Ownership in everything I do every single day.
Good.
Discipline equals freedom
Same, I had always wanted to join the military and his books and videos were a big motivating factor. Almost 3 years later and I don't regret a single thing.
Yeah I fired me after watching this.
YES
When Jocko moved out at 18 he told his dad “you’re the man of the house now”
raising a toast!
🤣
LOLOL im literally dying laughing right now... well done sir. you made my day
Lmao
this comment is underrated🤣
After Jocko was born, he drove his mother home from the hospital.
HAHA LMAO
😄😆😂
Sorry folks. Alan took the award here. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
😂😂😂😂😂
Lmao!!!
When Jocko was born, he named his parents.
😂😂😂
Bwahahahaha
yup
jocko wasn't born - he was deployed
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He in one of his book said:
"People ask me what kept you going? And I say, when I was serving, I knew there are determined enemies out there who want to kill me. So I practiced to be prepared. Then they ask, what keeps you going now? And I say I live my life in a way to honour my fallen brothers."
It's been a couple years since then, I still remember this quote.
I deeply respect you man
What's the name of his book?
@@aceboy897 Discipline Equals Freedom: Field Manual
hes a true warrior
Jocko is best, i love this man.
Jocko let his barber know when he doesnt like the haircut
under rated comment haha
AHAHAHHAHAa!
Sorry I had to be the 70th like
Brooooooooo Im fcking dead!!!
🤣
His microphone wasn’t even working, this is just his normal voice
LOL
Lmao that’s a good one
HAHAHAHAHHAHAA
A S it’s just him he’s very intense.
Wow, he really breaths loud then. He might not need it, but it is working
When I started watching this video, my phone was at 4%. By the end, it was 200% charged.
mine was infinitely charged
Will you look at that
Yeahh
Your phone decided to take extreme ownership of it’s charge level. No factor, No excuses!
@@sevatar5762 Yeah, the phone got persuaded and motivated to exceed its performance by 200% and maintain the charge for as long as needed. Thanks to Jocko nothing is impossible
This is a man right here. Not because of what he did as a Navy Seal but because he has the humility to look at his failures and do something about it. That’s the kind of leader you can trust.
Youll never find.
Jocko's Wife: Jocko I'm pregnant!
Jocko: Check.
Jocko's Wife: But I was on birth control?!
Jocko: No Factor, I would have breached your compound regardless of hostages taken.
Jacob Maley underrated 🤣
😂😂😂
not bad
Jacob Maley OMG You just came from the other video too 😂
Jacob Maley
“Dr. Johnson, request ETA on delivery, how copy?”
“Uh, well, about 3 months from now Mr. Wi-“
“Acknowledged, Bruiser out.”
Somehow, Jocko Willink videos turn everybody in the comments section into professional comedians...
Your sooooo right. I was just thinking about how funny and great all these comments are and how much smarter these people are then me!!!
🤔......🤯=🇺🇲
@@AMG-316 how much smarter these people are thAn me. Sorry, this is all I have 🤷♀️
It's cuz they can't handle the tension he just created
@@polutanka gotcha! ThAnks. I get confused with "then" and "thAn" same with accept and except.... There and their.... But I'm getting better! 👍⚒️💪🇺🇲
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You can almost see him tear up when he says it's my fault but he opperates at such a level that they evaporated before it counted as crying
By the time I finished watching this, my phone, and every clock in my house, had converted to military time. Even the analog ones.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Jocko is the type of dude that tells the barber he doesn't like the haircut
😂
BRO YOU MESSED UP MY HAIRLINE, TAKE RESPONSIBILITY
JAJAJA
The barber goes to Jocko for a haircut
Nailed it bro😂😂
I showed this to my dog, now he takes me for walks
😂😂😂
Lol…that’s an original.
Ha, ha, ha!!!! Great comment!!!!
I guess you have a new LEASH on life!
😂😂😂
PTSD has traumatic experiences of Jocko
Best one yet!! 👏
Aaaaaaa! Epic.
on us all... my brother jacko knows what i know and knows the truth. honor to fight with you on those mean street's.
good one bro that was wonderful
This is merely brilliant, impeccable
I'm a Project Manager and when things go wrong and the panic sets in, I often say, "its ok, nobody died". Not so for war. When asked recently what I though my most important skill a leader has. I said, "providing clear direction and protecting each member of the team so they can use the skills I employed them for". This talk is a guide for life. Thanks for sharing.
I'm a Project Superintendent, I read the book when it first came out and have reread it a couple times since. It had such a profound effect on me that I bought copies and gave them to the two assistants I had on site at the time and one for my daughter, almost 10 years ago. I know they read the book because I saw the change in them almost immediately. The book so clearly expressed what I had known but did'nt know how to. I still use the lessons I learned from the book and do my best to carry through whether its the safety of the guys and gals on site or just the planning for the day. I do hold other responsibe but I hold myself responsible first. And yes it applies to everyday life. The book is much more in depth but the talk strikes a nerve!
Just found Jocko. I'll read the book.
@@waynej4962 roger that. report back when ready, recruit!
When Jocko applied for a job, he interviewed his boss and asked to see his resume.
"Asked". He ordered it.
He actually does do this. The business he owns exists only to improve other businesses and interviewing the boss is part of his job.
Stretching it too thin buddy
@@DeanKnox7 Damn, how badass is that?
Now that takes a respectable person to do.
Jocko: War is brutal
War: I apologise.
Lol!!!
Haha 😆
Jocko does not understand the the USA is at fault in Iraq. The USA was in Iraq for oil and based in lies and in the army you don't ask questions of the reasons to go to war. USA is a dangerous country, that will finance coups, invade countries, create wars, and have more than 50 million americans without access to health. Not only that, the USA is the only country to drop an atomic bomb in a foreign country killing civilians. USA spies on allies also. USA is a danger to humanity and Jocko either don't see it or lives in dreamland.
Lol
@@jorgemarbur Opium also... But you do realize the US has oil right? Its plan is to use up the middle east's oil supply before our own.... Its not just the US, google Five Eyes.
The quietest TED Talk ever. Not even a cough in the audience!
😂😂😂
@@RyanPriceish well that guy is dead now.
Nobody dared to cough.
Savino Gervasio
Would you dare interrupt this beast?
@@RyanPriceish dang did you actually watch this all listening for coughs 😅
When marine corps recruiters came to jockos high school, they sat down and had a brief conversation with him before the marine corps stood up, shook his hand, and enlisted for a 4 year tour of jocko
I think Jocko will have his own line of Chuck Norris style jokes pretty soon. ;)
@@RachelLovelacein high school chuck Norris had a poster over his bed of jocko holding an M4, surrounded by flames and smoke ?mag dumping into the sky that said "OWN IT!"
Showed this to my wife. She’s my husband now.
Married4Now2015 nah, she’s just Jocko’s second wife now.
I showed this to mine now she pays the bills.
AFGhan lol!
LMAO
Married4Now2015 hahahahahaha
I could still hear him even after I put my computer to mute.
But why did you put it on mute?
When you watch a video with Jocko in it he comes to your house to personally narrate it because the speakers are scared
Body armor feels safer when Jocko's wearing it.
Good one
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😂😂😂😂😂
funny quirky trend here
Blows my mind that TEDx flagged this. It's one of the most raw and real storytellings I've heard. You can hear the nervousness in his voice and yet he delivered with such paused grace and humility. This is a lesson that goes many layers deep. I'm kinda sad that anyine from TEDx went full Karen on this. Never censor anyone for speaking their truth. All of us have something to learn from each other.
Because TEDxis a bunch of snowflakes that need their safe spot.
TED is dead, they let social and historical revisionism onto their stage and exclude real leadership and insightful thinking. It was a great format that has been ruined by lousy policy and agendas.
The only person who doesn't have something to learn is the person who _thinks_ they know it all.
The man that millions of young men need in their lives.
Extremely underrated comment.
BIG FACTS. I've thought to myself how much better of a person I would be if I had someone remotely like him in my life. Guess I have to do it the hard way.
chubbyurma
Lmao, Peterson isn't judgmental. He's a damn psychiatrist.
As a guy that grew up without a father, I wish that I would have had someone like this in my life.
Even tho Im not a guy,had no dad...this guy's wise.
This is the kind of man that I hope lives in every soldier. This man has a level of honor that is so uncommon that it's tragic. If more people were as brave as this man, I am convinced the world would be a far greater place. This is the perfect example of a man that I aspire to be. This human being is exactly the type of "look you in the eye and shake your hand" kind of man that I really hope me and my son can come close to being. I will try Mr. Willink. I will try to live by the standards you have set. They are truly worth it.
Amen
Agreed
Well put, thanks for sharing.
To be a leader of men at 19, 25, or 50 in a battlefield environment, in business and in life will never be easy. It goes against innate primal feelings to run or hide from hardship. To be a leader means ownership of everything. %100 of effort, I pushed my self hard to be the best leader I could be in the Marines while I was in, To live up to the great leaders and friends I have lost, the lessons they have taught me. I still to this day hyper analyze situations years later on how I could have done better. Always look forward in life, everything is a learning experience and never stop believing in yourself, even if everyone already has.
Indeed.
After hearing this guy , I went to my boss & fired him!!
I could picture John Mulaney telling this joke😂
Sazid Islam 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@marcobaratta its true man... Now my boss is unemployed... He sits all day at home.. Just like me.. 🤣🤣
@@airj1589 Don't knw why he didnt crack that joke till now.. 🤣🤣
Sazid Islam lmao best one yet
"Take responsibility for your actions. And if you are in charge you ALWAYS take the responsibility for those under your command" Was something my CO instilled in me. And this mentality is deeply missing in this generation. How can you trust someone that does not stand up for his actions. Confessing mistakes hurt...alot. But disregarding or avoiding this painful tution makes you ultimately a miserable creature, never being able to better yourself.
When I was in ROTC and the navy they always said you are responsible for what your unit does or fails to do. That has stuck with me forever.
Amen brother.
Just look at the comment section, idiots are more interested to prove this guy as a chad rather than hearing his words!! I am beyond disgusted to read these comments.
Using Jocko's own lesson here, who is responsible for "this mentality is deeply missing in this generation"? The answer to that would be the people who raised them, instructed them, and led them. The people who didn't teach and show them how to be responsible and take ownership are at fault. I am not sure if that was the commenter's intended interpretation of his statement or not, but I say, if there is fault found in the young, their elder should be the ones who are ashamed.
Amen.
When Jocko speaks, deaf people listen.
LMAO!! And he makes the blind ones to see(temporarily for the duration of his speech) just to picture how he is looking like.
Like a prophet…
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Dead people rise from the dead to hear him
Me: I can´t do 50 pushups
Jocko: You do 120
Me: 120 it is then
GOOD
This made me laugh so hard I dont know why
Yes, Sir 🤛🏻
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This is the only Ted talk ever recommended to Chuck Norris.
And Chuck Norris ran away from it....
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOO
@@samuelwalters8842 why our president is China.
Spot on! Rofl
I am dying 🤣 but so true.
TED now gives Jocko Talks
My wife was in the room when I was watching this. 9 months later she birthed triplets. A freaking tank, jet and a battleship.
@@deez3274 😂😂😂
ROFL!!! OMG
Hahahahhahahhhaah
bwahahahahaha
CMAG3838 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"I had to control my ego so my ego would not control me"..... Best take-away ever.
you know...if I took these actions in those situations --- bet anything my ego would grow. Pride is not just about showing off when you do something right. Pride is just your trust in yourself and your ability to do the best thing in all situations.
@@andrabook8758 I agree. Especially not getting fired. But again even if your ego grows doesn't mean you can't control it.
@@MandoFettOG hey, nothing wrong with a healthy, growing ego. I try to grow my ego proportionally with my skill set. Nothing wrong w that. If its based on nothing but hot air...then yea, that's wrong, don't do that. But otherwise...I hope everyone's ego gets like those dinosaur trees in Australia- so huge and ancient it outlasts 2 climate changes, and meteor strike and 1 continental movement, and a fire inferno - just bc of its renown. Lol! I hope the ego gets its own preservation center and songs and ballads too! :'D
@@MandoFettOG I have total control over my ego....my sarcasm/witty replies tho :P...that's the real challenge. Luckily I am blessed with humour so it comes across funny not arrogant. It's all in the delivery :P.
Jocko wasn't born, he was tactically deployed.
best comment ive ever read on youtube!!!!!
HE certainly looks like that i mean he's straight out of central casting and apparently doesn't know he sounds like he's giving an interview in between WWE matches
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My father taught me exactly what this guy taught us. We must assume our responsibilities. We can't transfer blame. This is matter of character. This video is awesome.
When Jock doesn't go to the gym, the weights have their rest day
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. enOGH PLEASE, i CANT DO IT ANYMORE
OMGG HAHAHHAHAHAHAH
There isn’t a day that Jocko doesn’t go to the gym
@@barrynangle1319 Yes you right and No you wrong. Jocko doesnt go to the the gym. The weights come to him
orhema oluga lol I liked this one more than the comment you all are replying too
when jocko signs up for an email, google accepts his terms and conditions.
I'm so done with this comments section-
I’m crying…🤣
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favorite internet comment ever
Now this, this is a man. Not because of his demeanor, but because of his morals and values as a man. I learned a lifetime of valuable information in this 14 minute video.
I was engaged and local in all of this. You’re irreconcilably correct.
@do br he should take ownership and try to Lead people to victory. He knows how dark life can be - he is now the one to stand up and walk his people to a better life and do it as best as he can. That's what makes a man.
He has a great podcast too
@do br finally, someone with common sense
Lol. One lesson, responsibility... I learnt that as a child.
When Jocko walks, the roads realign themselves to match his path.
When jocko was born, he slapped the doctor for not crying.
hahaha wtf!
That doctor died the second Jocko poked him. When Jocko works out, the weights lift themselves out of pure intimidation.
This ^^^^^^^^^^😭😭😭😭😭
You mean tactically deployed
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After this talk the audience were deployed to Afghanistan.
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This was one of the best comments ive ever read on youtube. It literally made me burst out laughing. Very good.
Jezron Brasileno 😂😂😂
LOL! HAHAHAHA
Hahaha
These comments are the best thing to happen this decade
I cried half an hour :) oh boi
Oh god bro, I legit have tears in my eyes
Felt that! XD
Lmao tru that bro
I'm deceased.
I showed this to my dog, he takes me for walks now
Extreme ownership
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600th like man
You just owned the internet my dude
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When Jocko gets pulled over by the Police, he let's them off with a warning.
One of the best of some great comments!👍😂😂😂
@@silverfox8801 Thank you Sir.
Amazing 😂👍
"sir, do you know why i pu- OH Jocko sir im sorry my mistake I didn't realize" "Nothing is a mistake simply a learning experience. Now we can take these lessons and rise above make sure we never do this again"
underrated
You gotta give him credit you can tell he was nervous you could hear it in his breath but he kept that stoic facial expression, true alpha
big dudes breath heavy tbh
+Gjermund It’s more the shakiness of his breathing. But he’s got the confidence of a mountain.
I've listened to Jocko quite a bit before this, but have never heard him breathe so nervously.
He really was very nervous here.
He's a hardened vet, but he's still human.
Mister And that’s what’s so special about him. He’s not some sociopath killer with no emotions, some fake tough guy who only cares about looking cool. He’s a good person, one who cares about himself and about humanity. He just wants to make himself AND everyone else better. He’s a real role model. Most importantly, he’s not afraid to make himself vulnerable. That’s what makes a TRUE man.
He's a SEAL. He's not used to being in the spotlight.
They work behind the scenes and in the shadows. They are called "Quiet Professionals" for a reason.
When pulled over by the police, Jocko is the one asking questions.
Death : It's time.
Jocko : No.
Death : Okay.
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Death left completely confused.
"Sorry for bothering you, I'll go talk to Goggins"
@@manny8787 I LOVE IT HA
“Understandable have a nice day”
*Death once had a near-Jocko experience...*
I was dreaking omg
This wins🤣🤣🤣
so underrated lmao
Best one ever 🤣🤣😂
This wins 😂😂
The sun rises because Jocko want to start his day
Jocko wakes up at 3am so he can debrief the sun on its day
@@manny8787 best comment
@@manny8787 xd
Jocko's day starts with or without the sun. Trust me. That's 100% true.
He really does wake up before sunrise
Wow, first time i see Jocko emotional. You can see him going through the scenario as if he's still there
Jocko made everyone in the audience wake up at 4:30 AM to hear his talk.
He wouldn't let them in the door without doing burpees until they puked.
Nice one !
clown mercenary
Sammy N. lol!!
Sammy N. JjYou jjj
When Jocko steps on a lego brick, the lego brick cries out in pain.
NGL a decent one
Norris Vs Jacko 🤔
😂😂 the new Norris with morals
I showed this to a small bird outside my house, now it’s a bald eagle
hilarious
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i Showed this to a pigeon and is now a full fucin dragon
I just spat my coffee out laughing at this comment ... thank you for the laughter
Bahahahaha
Extreme Ownership is one of the best leadership books ever written!!
Finished it yesterday.
First word: War. Last word: Victory
I heard somewhere he IS an English major. Id bet this was intentional
For Jocko it's literally the next sentence. He wins the war just looking at the enemy.
No, it was thank you
Conrad Francis
Makes sense. He’s very articulate, which one doesn’t usually think of regarding tough warriors like himself. It’s probably part of his appeal, he’s like a warrior poet.
His shirt heard him speak and decided to fit perfectly.
Way underrated
Jocko once took a lie detector test.
After just a few minutes the machine confessed everything
Hahahaha omg
Tf
Hahahahaha!
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Lmao
I come back to this speech every single time I need motivation. I love this man. He is a hero.... I should say HERO!
Jocko has a grizzly bear rug at the end of his bed, it's not dead it's just too scared to move
Wow that was nice man...
HA!!! aha hahaaha. hands down the best comment
This is the best comment section I’ve seen on RUclips
Imagine Catching Jocko in Bed with your wife, you'd just have to tuck him in.
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He is the most militarized guy ever militarized in the history of militarization.
If Hannibal had Jocko in his army Cartaginians would have conquered Rome
you stole this comment. get a life.
Copycat comment
@@GRaToMiC your upset that someone stole a comment and replying to it, so aren't you the no life oO
@@jesuschrististheanswer4546 You're*, dear boy.
Damn. Massive respect. I'm sure when this man gives the pre-battle speech everyone feels invincible.
Listen to his podcast he would say “Standby to Get Some.”
Still my favorite TEDx Talk!
This was the one that got me to see more of them.
Military: do you know who’s responsible for this
Jocko: of course I know him, he’s me
Obi-Wan reference ll
I love this
Jocko is a Jedi Knight, confirmed!
Underrated HAHAHA
Jedi Master*
Total respect. This man turns chaos and violence into humility and wisdom.
iraq war was criminal
Also goes over to a country and kills people... when the country he's in didn't ask for him to be there, didn't want help, but sufferd untold damage for what? USA thinking they know better
@@AC-mp7cx Jocko didn't make the decision to start the Iraq war 🙄
Was it criminal for Biden and Democrats to abandon military service members in Afghanistan? Or does your pathetic, keyboard warrior, never having served yourself judgments only swing one way?
@@gln3276 im not a democrat
deep breaths :)
I come back and rewatch this, because the two things he said that stood out to me the most is: "Don't hide your delicate pride from the truth."
And then: "Don't make excuses or blame anyone else or any other thing. Take ownership, of your problems and the solutions for them. Take ownership of EVERYTHING in your life, the GOOD, and the BAD."
It's as simple as that, from my perspective. You cannot control what you did in the past, you cannot control what always happens to you, but you CAN control the type of person you will allow yourself to be. That's what he's mainly talking about, deciding who and what you will be.
Coffee wakes up and makes a cup of Jocko in the morning.
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Jocko go fuel specifically
Taking responsibility. The highest honor we can ever bestow upon ourselves. I salute you, Mr. Jocko Willink
When god maxes out your stats
YUGO 🤣🤣
He maxed out his own stats god had nothing to do with it
Hahhahaha
+charlie parker This is what Jocko would say. Nice.
charlie parker lol
The incredible sense of responsibility, accountability, and humility of the SEALS mentioned here makes me understand how blessed we are to have men who face so much awfulness with such tremendous decency, honor, and compassion. God bless their souls.
Huge respect !
An actual comment related to his speech haha
When Jocko buys something, the cashier pays him
and here i thought the jocko jokes have gone dry
lmfao
lol
Jocko is sensational. He simply inspires us to take responsibility for our lives and move forward, no matter what.
Legends say, Jesus walked on water; but Jocko swims on land.
Wtf most underrated comment
Both of those aren't legends
Legend or Bible
hahaha awesome joke
So funny
Matt damon after his second round of puberty
I just blew snot out of my nostril when I read this 🤣
Actually... 😆
Lmaoo
Matt Da-mon!
underrated!
I don't think he wasn't even scheduled. He just got up on stage and started talking and no one was brave enough to tell him to stop
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this is who kanye thinks he is.
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Nice original comment
Best delivery of " the buck stops here" that I have heard in a long time,well delivered.
A man in the audience was crying. Not because of the speech, he was just scared to death of Jocko.
The new president of North Korea sentenced one of his uncles to death after getting elected because at his president inauguration event, the uncle was not "enthusiastic" enough. Jocko might do the same
@@beldiman5870 Well, Kim might be getting an early death.
@@commercio3564 Not being very enthusiastic on a Jocko speech event might carry on the death penalty
Reminds me of advice a boss gave me early in my career. “To be a leader people want to follow you have to remember two things. When the team has a victory it’s the team’s victory. When the team has a loss, it’s your loss.”
I must remember this.
Dang that's good!
Nice one 👌
Sorry Bill, the earlier comments here are the truth: Jocko is a "monster" and his focus is on Jocko - ALWAYS. A successful leader is two things: 1: VERY "lucky" a God and 2: self-made condition of FOCUS on SELF) . Great Soldiers, poor commanders, very dangerous to follow.
Right on. Makes me think of the more humble nascar drivers being interviewed after a race.
Or good parents, soldiers, a dr at the head of a team, or sports team captains, or students and good teachers. Especially in business. Think of the apprentice(even tho that is fake companies) the one who contributes most to the failure sometimes gets to stay if the leader failed to lead.
When Jocko was 14, he gave his dad “the talk.”
Oh I honestly believe this lol.
hahahaha lmao
Haha i loughed and lo😂
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When I was in the Navy, I worked in flight operations. One of my tasks was to make sure the flight crew's hotel accommodations were smooth so they could get checked in and rest for the night. I don't quite remember the details but there was some mix up when they got to the front desk. I dont even recall that it was my fault, but when the commanding pilot got back from the trip he asked "who made these accommodations?" I told him directly without hesitation "it was me Sir, I apologize." He looked at me and said "Wow, thank you. Most people wouldn't have admitted that." He and the other pilots, as well as my colleagues respected me from then on. I never forgot that feedback and I have always owned up to my mistakes since then. I passed that on to my son who now serves in the Army. When he owned up to mistakes, I rewarded him with respect, acknowledgement, and more trust.
When Jocko decided to be born, he introduced his parents
😂 this one's going up
with a strong firm handshake
@@ghost.patrols or else
john damn you! I spit water all over my new phone
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