![]() ![]() Jocko’s examples of this idea in action mainly concerned personal development. That’s not true initially initially the discipline might be things you don’t want to do at the time, but the more you do things that you don’t want to do, the more you do the right things, the better off you’ll be and the more freedom you’ll have…” ![]() “If you want freedom, then you need to have discipline…the more discipline you have in your life the more you’ll be able to do what you want. Here’s how Jocko explained his book’s theme early in the discussion: I haven’t read the book yet, but I did listen to Jocko’s interview with the always-sharp Ryan Michler. He has a new book out and its title caught my attention: Discipline Equals Freedom. He recently wrote a business bestseller called Extreme Ownership and now does leadership consulting. He’s a former Navy Seal who was awarded a Bronze and Silver Star in Iraq while leading Task Force Bruiser: the most decorated special forces unit in that war. ![]() Jocko Willink is an intimidating looking man (see above). ![]()
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