Potentially. Agile leadership encourages it, so does the AF. Fast to production prototyping of interim iterations will lead to impossibly fast evolution: when implemented professionally and measured under civilian terms.

@@JDirty-w-tha-30 I can relate. What's helped me is allowing myself to create any meaning and allowing it to change at any time. The meaning can even be to rediscover, search, or help people in any capacity. Helping people in our lives is a quick purpose to adopt.

​@@JDirty-w-tha-30If you're unsure about your 'purpose' try to find out what's the opposite of your purpose, as an example: A few months back I hadn't found my purpose yet, I was working a shitty job with people whose existence I found humiliating to mankind. Then I decided that I wasn't going to live my life like this and decided to find a purpose. I wasn't sure what I wanted but certainly I didn't want to: Work a shitty job. Be around degenerates. Stay depressed. Always be busy. Get shoved into a bus with smelly random people like sardines in a box. Have unstable sleep patterns. Etc. So my 'purpose' was the opposite of these qualities. I wanted financial freedom, I wanted a good social life, I wanted to feel proud and happy, I wanted free time, I wanted abundance, I wanted health. My current purpose is to be, Stronger. Smarter. Faster. Healthier. Better. FREE. You don't need to pinpoint your end goal in life, you just need to decide its direction, and move towards it.

​@@JDirty-w-tha-30 how old are you? you might not have enough life experience to have convictions or meaningful goals and principles yet.

So a 30 days book by corinne Stewart made you unstoppable

Good for you!! Super awesome. You’ve unlocked what most people don’t understand: we use discipline to get to a better place, not just to suffer. I’m not religious, but I like this Bible verse a lot: “No discipline seems pleasant at the time, but painful. Later on, however, it produces a harvest of righteousness and peace for those who have been trained by it.”

@@smithusa321 Exactly. I know my purpose and my path, and I know that there will be a lot more struggle on that path. It's just nice to not be deep in a hole anymore. Thank you for the kind words.

James. Love hearing stories like this. Create your own path, and take ownership of it. BOOM. Enjoy your Christmas.

Wow, what a super story. And what a super comment from Smith. I guess great things inspire great things

Good job man!

😂😂😂

I hate to say it... But if Jocko runs for President... The world will have to be in a much worse state. However... If he were, the nation would be the strongest it's been since post-WW2. Could you imagine his Cabinet appointments? 😂

He’s baaaaack🤣

That would be perfect, a real commander in chief. Respect the world understands.but the woke ,lbgtq crowd doesn't get it.

you got this, bro

And now the usual sober episode

Yes, Jocko, thanking you and your team for the great podcasts that you with your team put out for free, which have been of a brilliant sunshine illuminated help, for myself, no-doubt helping others, merry xmas and happy new year Jocko and your team - ⚕ - 🥊

Thanks!

Daily habits, start with reading the Bible, life is purposely without Christ, find a reformed church. Then build you’re body, and read to build your mind. Listen to huberman lab and stop doing anything that spikes your dopamine system

I was in somewhat of a similar situation but not as bad. So I don’t want to compare. But I’ve been through some hellacious shit. I can tell you this: focus on improving your life 1% every day. It’s small enough that you can do. And every few months you will be amazed at what you can accomplish. The mistake we make is thinking that we can do ALL THE THINGS, now. Humans rarely change that much, that fast. You won’t have everything figured out at once, and that’s ok. Focus on your diet, and physical fitness. Read and listen to good content by people smarter than you, every day. If you have some baggage from the past, deal with that and get your behavior in a good place. Create a budget and a plan for your financial future (I recommend listening to Dave Ramsey). Mike Rowe (Dirty Jobs) is a great example of a good common sense man who talks a lot about work… from what you wrote, I think you’d find it interesting. We don’t always have to find this amazing, 7 figure income that is “our passion”. Good, honest work is where it’s at. I promise you, whatever you do, if you give it 110%, people will notice and opportunities will open up. Just working hard and having a good attitude will get you very far. Don’t focus on what you don’t have. Don’t focus on your mistakes. Focus on what you have now, today. Today is day 1. Ground zero. Wrap your mind around the fact that it won’t be easy, and it won’t be fast, but nothing in life worth a damn is either of those things. Your path will unfold as you move forward. You’ll be amazed at how life unfolds and your mind expands once you start. Just KEEP MOVING. You do have to have dreams and goals, but you’ll figure those out soon enough. Best of luck.

Go one day at a time. Focus on your goals. Get good sleep. Worry about yourself. Never give up

Okay what about it

You need to rewatch this video. DISCIPLINE separates the weak from the strong. Weak minds/ Weak heart/ Weak body

I'm seeing nothing but a lack of self-education and an abundance of excuses in your comment, my guy. Maybe YOU should step out of choosing to be weak. Ever tried that?