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Chris Kolenda's Strategic Leaders Academy
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The Strategic Leaders Academy supports small businesses and nonprofits so that they can Maximize their Impact.
We do this by helping them develop GUTS -- The Radical Courage to Succeed.
GUTS has a three-fold meaning:
* A synonym for Radical Courage
* A metaphor for middle management
* A memory aid for what great organizations do well:
G (Greatness) = U (You as a Leader) x T (Teams in a Thriving Culture) x S (Strategy to Compete and Win).
visit us as www.StrategicLeadersAcademy.com
We do this by helping them develop GUTS -- The Radical Courage to Succeed.
GUTS has a three-fold meaning:
* A synonym for Radical Courage
* A metaphor for middle management
* A memory aid for what great organizations do well:
G (Greatness) = U (You as a Leader) x T (Teams in a Thriving Culture) x S (Strategy to Compete and Win).
visit us as www.StrategicLeadersAcademy.com
Gold Star spouse Karen Pfeifer tells her story
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Gold Star spouse Karen Pfeifer tells her inspiring story of resilience and how the Saber Six Foundation has helped her and her family.
Gold Star spouse Karen Pfeifer tells her inspiring story of resilience and how the Saber Six Foundation has helped her and her family.
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Saber Challenge, April 2024, Chattanooga
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sabersixfoundation.com We held our inaugural Saber Challenge in Chattanooga in April 2024. This transformational event gave our veterans the tools to build an ever-better future by strengthening Purpose, Belonging, and Well-being.
The Saber Six Foundation's 2024 Gala
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sabersixfoundation.com The Saber Six Foundation's 2024 Gala in Washington, D.C., emceed by CBS's Margaret Brennan, featured powerful testimonials from our veterans and gold-star families and a keynote address by HON Jeh C. Johnson (former Department of Homeland Security Secretary).
2023 Event Testimonials Saber Six Foundation
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sabersixfoundation.com We help veterans turn post-combat stress into post-combat growth by strengthening purpose, belonging, and well-being.
What People Are Saying About Chris Kolenda
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What People Are Saying About Chris Kolenda
Psychological Confidence Short version
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You have to develop your team’s psychological confidence, which includes encouraging people to disagree agreeably without fear of retribution and knowing they’ll be taken seriously. All three elements are important. You must encourage people to voice their concerns without fear of retribution, or they won’t report problems or offer new ideas. People need standards for agreeable disagreement, or...
Trigger Mastery Challenge Video #3: Interview with Dr. Mark Goulston
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sabersixfoundation.com Dr. Mark Goulston describes the Triggered Downshift Reframe process and provides advice on tackling difficult triggers.
Trigger Mastery Video #4: Keys to Success
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sabersixfoundation.com Saber Six Foundation Executive Director Dee Dee Keisow and founder Colonel Chris Kolenda provide you with keys to successfully completing the Trigger Mastery Challenge.
Trigger Mastery Challenge video #2: BULLY, the 5 Triggers you need to know
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sabersixfoundation.com Saber Six Foundation Executive Director Dee Dee Keisow and founder Colonel Chris Kolenda discuss the five main triggers, using the acronym BULLY: Bad Behavior Unexpected Actions or Sounds Loss of Control Let Down You're Always Screwing Up
Trigger Mastery video #1: The 3 Steps to Mastering your Triggers
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sabersixfoundation.com Saber Six Foundation Executive Director Dee Dee Kiesow and founder Chris Kolenda discuss how the Trigger Mastery Challenge works.
The Saber Six Foundation Difference
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sabersixfoundation.com The Saber Six Foundation transforms mental health for our veterans and families by strengthening purpose, belonging, and well-being so that our members become ever-better versions of themselves.
Challenging Assumptions: The Power of Questioning Our Beliefs
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Challenging Assumptions: The Power of Questioning Our Beliefs
Joel Herman testimonial for the Saber Six Foundation
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Joel Herman testimonial for the Saber Six Foundation
The 1mm Rule for Leaders: How to Get Good at Getting Better
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The 1mm Rule for Leaders: How to Get Good at Getting Better
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CNN Segment, Fallen Hero Honor Ride, Oct 23
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CNN Segment, Fallen Hero Honor Ride, Oct 23
Saber Six Foundation Mission Video Oct16
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Saber Six Foundation Mission Video Oct16
The Lead With Jake Tapper The Lead 9 27 Chris Kolenda Fallen Hero Honor Ride
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The Lead With Jake Tapper The Lead 9 27 Chris Kolenda Fallen Hero Honor Ride
Captain Dave Boris, Fallen Heroes Honor Ride vignette
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Captain Dave Boris, Fallen Heroes Honor Ride vignette
Chris Pfeifer vignette, Fallen Hero Honor Ride
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Chris Pfeifer vignette, Fallen Hero Honor Ride
Excellent video. Thank you.
I see macarthur as an egotistical megalo maniac. He abandoned thousands of men to a fate worse than death with the bullshit vow of (I will return) not we, as in a collective force, I. As in the individual. He was a shit leader in my opinion, and not to be emulated as a developing officer or NCO.
You Mac haters are disgusting and worse than cancer. MacArthur was the greatest military servicemember in U.S. history. Sir Alan Brooke put it best when he said that MacArthur was the greatest general or admiral in all of WWII, Allied or Axis. Brooke was the head general of the British Imperial General Staff, the UK version of George Marshall. He said what MacArthur did with so few men and able to hold out in Bataan and Corregidor after being abandoned by Nimitz and FDR was amazing as well as his island hopping campaigns with few soldiers and very few ships and aircraft carriers unlike what REMF Nimitz had. MacArthur was a Frontline general unlike the REMFs you worship like Nimitz, Marshall, Bradley, and Eisenhower.
Wait,that’s me!
I like ike
Great idea!
He would have went down as one of the greatest and more than likely the 34th President of the United States had he not thought he was above President Truman. He deserved to be fired. Even tho Truman left the Presidency with a 22% approval rating he goes down in history as one of the best Presidents in history. In a side note he was the best accidental President of the United States
He didn't think he was above Truman since he immediately told Ridgway that he was relieved and he didn't fight it. He did the right thing which was not to support a loser strategy like what Truman wanted. Truman wanted MacArthur to agree with him and then take blame for the resulting stalemate and horrible situation in Korea. What Truman did to Mac was similar to what LBJ did to the JCS during Vietnam. Truman was the worst POTUS in history and the way he treated MacArthur was reprehensible. Good riddance to Truman and I am glad he failed to win another term in 1952. He was going to run for a 3rd term if he hadn't lost the NH primary.
And I appreciate your opinion. I’m basing my opinion on what President Truman said about MacArthur. MacArthur wanted to do what MacArthur wanted to do instead of doing what President Truman told him to do.
@@KansasCityLights Truman was a slimy politician. He had a far worse ego than MacArthur and the buck stops with Truman except when he blames MacArthur for EVERYTHING. I think Truman even blamed MacArthur for his own administration officials who were embroiled in numerous corruption scandals which led to his horrible approval ratings and defeat in the 1952 NH primary to a nobody senator. What Truman did when he cut the military budget by almost half from 1947 to 1950 and mothballed 70% of the Navy ships was what led to the Pusan Perimeter and later the disaster when the Chinese illegally fired the first shots and started murdering Americans on non-Chinese soil. For some reason Truman and his fan club never want to talk about that. He was in the process of abolishing the USMC and he fought against WWII admirals when he pushed to mothball USN ships and replace them with the poor quality B-36 Peacemaker. The B-36 was solely made because Truman received a bunch of illegal bribes from Boeing and other corrupt people.
I dont think introvert extrovert thing existed back in those days. Also he couldve been more of an extrovert due to his potrayal in the media and the press
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My friend Jeremy cam home on leave from the Army and with him came Ryan Fritsche, he spent the week hanging out with us, I got a DUI with him asleep in the car after we got off the Elk river. we had a great time with Ryan and it was devastating to hear of his death a short time after his visit to Oklahoma. My friend and brother Jeremy Brown still speaks of Ryan and we often drink toasts to him.
Thanks for sharing, Joel. Well said. Behind the Saber Six Foundation all the way.
Thanks for this comprehensive and actionable overview of such a vital topic, Chris. It should be presented early on to every workforce as it underpins every aspect of the organization so profoundly--from employee engagement to client satisfaction directly to the bottom line. Bravo!
Thank you so much for your comment, Don, and for watching the video.
Welcome you were 2 towns away from me
I live there
Love you sir
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How can I get your email address?
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That's my cousin, Jake Lowell!!! Our family hero ❤️
We miss him, too!
God Bless You Ryan, Thank You and your family for your service and sacrifice for freedom. 🇺🇸🙏🏻
What a great mission! And your cycling form is perfect! 🙂
Thank you, Bill! I have to credit my excellent cycling coaches Chuck Kyle and Phil Godkin
A beautiful and inspiring endeavor Chris. Thank you for honoring their memory. It was a privilege to share part of our commands back during that “glacial cut” that was OEF in 2007-08. I share the love you so poignantly describe. We cycle with you in spirit.
Thank you so much, Mike! 77 miles today. That's 347 down and 1253 to go :0). Sky Soldiers!
Just seen you on CNN. Nice message.
Poignant and powerful words Chris. It was such a privilege and honor to have known and worked with Dave. His “exemplar” is something I’m still drawing from today. One of the finest people I’ve ever known. Thank you for continuing to honor his memory and the memory of Adrian Hike. What an incredible endeavor to embark on this Honor Ride. Please let me know how I can support.
Thank you, Mike. I knew both of them so well. I'll visit Adrian's grave on Sept 27 and Dave's on October 17. The easiest way to track my progress and support is honorride.us. Sky Soldiers!
GOD Bless Dave and his family - he is sadly missed, but fondly remembered as a great man and an even better Leader
Thank you so much for your kind words about Dave
God bless you and our fallen heroes! 🙏❤️🥰 🇺🇸 💪
Thank you so much for your support!
I remember sitting next to you on OP brick and when this conversation and events happened. I remember we managed a lot of the CAS for them. I remember getting worried and asking if the Captain was ok. I’ve never felt so hopeless we couldn’t get across that river…
Yes. That was a tough day. I appreciate everything you did to keep the CAS overhead. Saved a lot of lives.
@@chriskolenda thanks but not me, it was The platoon FO Lausch and I was just a marksmen on the OP that day. Captain Bostick was my first ever CO tho in Legion Co.. I remember those enemy combatants being hopped up on opium and being crazy enough to engage the Apache who then dropped pods as it buzzed right over us for a bee line to Naray. I remember that being one of the first craziest missions. We stayed out for something like 28 days after loosing SSG Fritsche. I talked to him when he flew out to Keating, it was his first mission. I remember my buddy letting me hold Maj. Bosticks mangled rifle in HQ while going on R&R. I can remember holding it and trying to piece the pictures with the sounds and radio chatter we were hearing that day. I still hurt from falling out of that Blackhawk in the bomb crater when we went back to the hill top he was attacked from in Operation Donkey punch/strike. I really wish I could see the analytic from that deployment and how many engagements we had, against how many enemy combatants, our estimated ekia, damage, collateral damage. So many questions Like did we perform? Did we make a difference? How did we compare that 15 months historically and militarily to everything relative to the subject? What’s it’s place in history, if it even has one? Why did we even hold Lybert, Kamu, Keating and the check points and our OP’s? We gave so much to those those valleys. It always felt like the stories of Lowell, Fritsche, Maj Bostick, the National guard Maj that was killed at check point 5 those guys out 15 months never really got told as crazy as it was.
@@WildHerb Read Jake Tapper's book, The Outpost. The middle section is about our deployment. I don't remember the number of engagements we had, but there were a lot in the summer of 2007. During the winter, we motivated a large insurgent group to stop fighting and switch sides. They fought the Taliban until the very end in 2021. I'm hoping the Honor Ride can help tell the stories of our six paratroopers. Thanks for being there with us. I hope you can come to the reunion on October 22 in DC.
Great description of this death valley facing those who served in remote and dangerous lands. Definitely hit home. Hoping I and others can help you build a bridge for all to cross.
Thank you so much for your support, Travis.
I am. I am the smartest person in the room.
Are you the most moral person in the room?
Good video Chris. Love how you connect the culture of excellence into Army history.
Thank you so much, Raj!