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    Jocko Underground: The VIOLATIONS of a Lack of Self-Awareness |

    enFebruary 27, 2023

    Podcast Summary

    • Observing actions objectively for self-awarenessTo increase self-awareness, observe actions objectively, consider others' perspectives, and find balance between confidence and awareness.

      Self-awareness is crucial for personal growth, and a lack of it can lead to problematic behaviors. People often fail to recognize their own actions and their impact on others, leading to misunderstandings and conflicts. To increase self-awareness, it's essential to step back and observe our actions objectively, detaching ourselves from them. This can help us identify areas for improvement and prevent us from violating basic principles. It's important to remember that others can see our actions, even if we don't always consider their perspective. The balance lies in having the confidence to not care what others think while also being aware of their potential viewpoints. Being mindful of both our own actions and the reactions of others can lead to healthier relationships and personal growth.

    • Reflecting on intentions before interactionsBeing aware and honest about your intentions can help build stronger relationships and avoid misunderstandings.

      Being aware of and honest about your intentions can help you detach from potentially negative thoughts and actions during interactions with others. Writing down your true intent before entering a situation can help you recognize and confront any potential negative motivations, allowing you to present yourself authentically and build stronger relationships. However, it's important to remember that others can still sense your true intentions, even if you try to hide them. Being self-aware and honest with yourself is crucial to maintaining healthy relationships and avoiding misunderstandings. Additionally, it's important to remember that we're not all acting professionals like Meryl Streep or Robert De Niro, and we can't fool others as easily as we might think. So, take the time to reflect on your intentions and be true to yourself.

    • Focus on team and mission for better collaborationChanging intent to prioritize team and mission leads to better collaboration, stronger relationships, and personal growth.

      Having a selfless and positive intent is crucial for success in a team setting. If your intent is focused on personal gain, such as getting promoted, others may perceive you negatively, making it difficult for you to work effectively with your team. However, if you change your intent to prioritize the team and the mission, others will respond positively, leading to better collaboration and ultimately, personal growth and advancement. It's essential to be honest with yourself about your motivations and adjust them accordingly. Additionally, be mindful of behaviors that may rub others the wrong way, such as name-dropping or trying to one-up others, as these actions may hinder your ability to build strong relationships within your team. In summary, focusing on the team and the mission first will help you become a better team player, leading to a more successful outcome for everyone involved.

    • Understanding the impact of intent on communicationBeing mindful of our intentions is crucial as they influence how messages are received, and misalignment between words and intent can damage relationships and trust.

      While what we say may be technically correct, the intent behind our actions can significantly impact how our messages are received. The intent is like a smell that can't be seen or heard but can be sensed. Sometimes we may not even be consciously aware of our intent, but others can pick up on it. It's important to be mindful of our intentions, as they can influence how people perceive us and our actions. The use of metaphors like "the smell" or "the operating system in the background" can help illustrate this concept. When our intentions are not aligned with our words, it can create a disconnect and potentially damage relationships or trust. So, it's essential to be aware of our intentions and ensure they match our actions to effectively communicate and build strong connections.

    • Authenticity and good intentions matterFocus on being a good human, avoid manipulative behavior, and practice authenticity for strong relationships and long-term success

      Authenticity and good intentions are crucial in building meaningful relationships and achieving long-term success. Engaging in manipulative or conniving behaviors may lead to temporary gains, but it can damage your reputation and relationships in the long run. Instead, focus on being a good human and cleaning your intent. Avoid aggressive behavior when seeking credit or recognition, as it can negate the value of the recognition itself. Remember, the effort put into making someone's life better, even if they don't notice, is still worthwhile. Authenticity and good intentions may require practice, but they are essential for building strong, lasting relationships and achieving long-term success.

    • Giving credit where it's dueRecognizing team efforts and avoiding self-promotion leads to positive outcomes and healthy relationships.

      Taking credit for work that isn't fully yours, whether it's due to a desire for recognition or a feeling of resentment, is not a productive or healthy behavior. This can lead to negative consequences, such as resentment and even conflict. Instead, it's important to give credit where credit is due and focus on the team's collective success. Bragging, whether overt or subtle, is also generally not recommended, as it can come across as disingenuous or self-serving. Ultimately, it's important to remember that our actions and intentions matter, and striving for selflessness and teamwork can lead to greater success and positive relationships.

    • Jocko Podcast Launches Subscription-Based Platform: Jocko UndergroundJocko Podcast is launching a subscription-based platform, Jocko Underground, to gain more control over content and audience interaction, reducing reliance on external platforms and sponsors.

      Jocko Podcast is launching Jocko Underground, a subscription-based platform, to gain more control over their content and audience interaction. This move aims to mitigate their reliance on external platforms and sponsors, providing listeners with more direct connections and better communications. The platform, which costs $8.18 a month, is currently under development and offers additional benefits, such as strengthening the community of listeners. If you cannot afford the subscription, you can still receive support by emailing assistance@jockounderground.com. Jocko Underground will allow for more interaction and control, ultimately enhancing the overall experience for dedicated listeners.

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