Jocko Willink's Biggest Change of Opinion - Jocko Willink

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  • Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
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    Excerpt from JOCKOPODCAST 49

КОМЕНТАРІ • 181

  • @nate7249
    @nate7249 4 роки тому +235

    Jocko I think you've been a father figure to more than you can imagine.

    • @dylanknight8780
      @dylanknight8780 4 роки тому +10

      Definitely to me.

    • @jared30
      @jared30 4 роки тому +15

      if jocko passes it will hit me harder than my actual dad dying. because my dad is an asswipe.

    • @MyLonewolf25
      @MyLonewolf25 4 роки тому +3

      I doubt anyone could comprehend to the thousands who look up to him like that if not moee

    • @SK_Esskay
      @SK_Esskay 3 роки тому

      @@jared30 Ouch

    • @maxmaxmax29
      @maxmaxmax29 3 роки тому +2

      especially in a world where most young people grow up without a father figure. this is 100% true and i can speak for myself.

  • @BlaineKK37
    @BlaineKK37 5 років тому +231

    You didn't sell out Jocko. You bought in, and helped influence a generation who's lucky to hear what you have to say. So much of what you had to say has influenced me and I'm sure a million others. So thank you from me and I'm sure so many others. Hooyah

    • @mrknarf4438
      @mrknarf4438 3 роки тому +8

      Yeah: selling out means changing your message to sell it to the masses, corrupting yourself to please the audience.
      Pushing your true message forward courageously without caring if people like it or not, that's just spreading the word, it isn't selling out. And if it resonates with people and more and more are willing to listen, it's for the better.

    • @championsgaming1
      @championsgaming1 2 роки тому

      I love the phrase bought in in comparison to sold out, because thats exactly what he did 😂. He brought stuff to the table and invested it in people. He bought it

    • @championsgaming1
      @championsgaming1 2 роки тому

      Bought in

  • @zavensaroyan5388
    @zavensaroyan5388 5 років тому +271

    Can you imagine the guy that **Jocko** calls “a total badass”?

  • @CorbittosCasa
    @CorbittosCasa 5 років тому +213

    CONGRATS ON YOUR BLACK BELT ECHO🤘🏽💪🏽💪🏽

  • @ThoughTObjecTMusic
    @ThoughTObjecTMusic 5 років тому +188

    When I first watched Jocko on Rogans podcast, I ran through the cliche judgments on his character but holy shit was I wrong. His perspectives helped me quit being a boozer, and take responsibility for my life.

  • @HealthyMBS1
    @HealthyMBS1 5 років тому +80

    USAF 9 years in IT, now 20 years civilian IT. I'm an old dog that Jocko has taught new tricks to. Jocko, love your books, you've made a difference in my life. Thanks!

    • @aisacirema7841
      @aisacirema7841 5 років тому

      How was doing IT for the USAF, considering doing it for the training

    • @HealthyMBS1
      @HealthyMBS1 5 років тому +3

      @@aisacirema7841 Loved being in the USAF and the training and experience was good.. but that was 20 years ago. I actually started in Base Comm Center and Data Processing and the career field morphed into modern IT at lightning speed ('90 to '99) I got hands on with network management, network security, database management, E-mail systems, disaster recover, etc. This was all 20 years ago so I don't know what it's like now. I will say that the Air Force when I was in was professional, driven, and believed in continuous improvement... so go for it!

    • @SVSky
      @SVSky 3 роки тому

      USAF Port Dawg 20 years, and Civ IT for 27, like Jocko service never ends!

  • @scottishrestorian1999
    @scottishrestorian1999 5 років тому +56

    Echo's a solid core corner man as Jocko is to him and they are to me , thanks guys.

  • @laurentpk
    @laurentpk Рік тому

    "It's a REWARD to help people." YES, it absolutely is. 🙂👍

  • @sunset3250
    @sunset3250 5 років тому +5

    I see this as directly serving your country. The biggest threat to Americans right now is depression and mental illness, I believe you are helping millions of citizens get away from that path and manage to live longer and happy lives. The Enemy has been in our minds for some years now. Thank you for your service.

  • @Efrapozos
    @Efrapozos Рік тому

    Jocko and Echo, Thank you for your time and advice. I have found my self and realize that I'm a creature of habit. " Don't take off today, maybe tomorrow but chances are you won't"

  • @KrisTheCoach
    @KrisTheCoach 5 років тому +5

    "Be the Quiet Professional" - Love that Line

  • @paulrusinko666
    @paulrusinko666 2 роки тому

    jocko i like ur style. U don't talk down to people. U seem to genuinely want to help people. And have helped me alot. U set a great example for men everywhere.

  • @TomDulson
    @TomDulson 5 років тому +6

    Echo seems to be such a great friend to Jocko. I bet people watch this just to witness a bromance missing from their own lives.

  • @jeremybake1965
    @jeremybake1965 5 років тому +2

    You helped people when you served, and you continue to help now. Thank you.

  • @DeviantWays
    @DeviantWays 4 роки тому +1

    I believe you should never stop trying I learn. Search out positive people that tell you the things you need to hear, not what you want to hear. I’m 43 and to this point Jocko has been one of my top 3 people to listen to, he has a great heart and a plethora or great knowledge that teaches me to look at things in multiple different angles, more than one way to achieve your goals and become a better person. Thank you Jocko for being a huge inspiration to so many including me

  • @hasdrubal121
    @hasdrubal121 3 роки тому +6

    Great interactions and advice here. The only thing that would have made it better would have been if Jocko wore and Echo Charles t-shirt.

  • @mockingbird195
    @mockingbird195 2 роки тому

    Surprised these videos don't have more views. This is life changing stuff.

  • @msfkmsfk
    @msfkmsfk 2 роки тому +1

    I know that you guys don't like to take any credit or what not but in my honest opinion you all really deserve it. Your entertaining, positive, informative, and authentic podcasts and conversations are really changing my life and making me a stronger person both inside and out and I really could never have accomplished that on my own. And I finally see that now.

  • @sentinel4447
    @sentinel4447 5 років тому +2

    I'm just glad you're around. When life kicks you in the balls...GOOD! Get back up and keep moving forward. Never give up.

  • @hwall37
    @hwall37 4 роки тому +2

    I definitely get something out of what you do Jocko, I appreciate all the work you put in to help people you don’t know

  • @msfkmsfk
    @msfkmsfk 2 роки тому +1

    I am definitely not trying to "dig deeper into my current beliefs" or whatever. I am just trying to do everything I can to make the right decisions to get the best results for living my life to the fullest. And I want to do that with my friends, family, co-workers, community and anybody and everybody else who wants me to live a productive and happy life.

  • @user-tn5cq8el4w
    @user-tn5cq8el4w 5 років тому +6

    Jocko every morning motivated me to change so many things in my life... and I wish I could shake his hand and thank him...

  • @HumansOfVR
    @HumansOfVR 5 років тому +26

    I only know 2 Navy Sealy that are consistently on UA-cam. Jocko and David Goggins.
    Edit: and I appreciate you both for sharing your words of wisdom for the rest of us who will never experience the growth that occurs from being a seal

    • @hands-to-work1601
      @hands-to-work1601 5 років тому +1

      Try Mike Ritland

    • @HighTreason007
      @HighTreason007 5 років тому

      @@hands-to-work1601 yep, definitely Ritland.

    • @Mr_Clean
      @Mr_Clean 5 років тому

      Cleared Hot with Andy Stumpf.

    • @DrG77
      @DrG77 5 років тому +1

      Team Never Quit: Rutland and Luttrell

    • @jackjack4412
      @jackjack4412 Рік тому

      Another vote for Mike Ritland.

  • @SquadJuiced
    @SquadJuiced 5 років тому +1

    I'm glad Jocko let go of that misconception. He has helped a ton of people, (myself included), in big and small ways, to become better versions of themselves.

  • @phillipmele
    @phillipmele 5 років тому +1

    Great podcast. Most of the shows I podcast I watch while I go through my day but when I watch this podcast I have to make sure my schedule is clear. It’s similar to me watching a movie I want to see or a TV show I like because I feel like I get something out of it every time. Thank You Jacko and Echo.

  • @cyrilgcoombsiii
    @cyrilgcoombsiii 5 років тому +2

    people know authentic leadership when they see it; thankful for your svc in military and now private sector

  • @lucasskrobish2473
    @lucasskrobish2473 3 роки тому +2

    Echo has to be a humble and squared away dude, how many guys can sit across from a former SEAL and just be themselves, and not try to put on a tough guy front or act way more hard-core than they really are. These dudes are awesome.

    • @unitedstatesofamerica9948
      @unitedstatesofamerica9948 3 роки тому +1

      Hes known Jocko since 2006 and Leif Babin since before 9/11

    • @lucasskrobish2473
      @lucasskrobish2473 3 роки тому

      @@unitedstatesofamerica9948 that's legit, still takes a big man to not try and be an ultra-hardo around spec ops dudes.

  • @gregbredenko2290
    @gregbredenko2290 5 років тому +25

    Change of opinion? GOOD

  • @rick8432
    @rick8432 Рік тому

    thank you for sacrificing your complete humbleness and willingness to not want to say it what you've done or what you did thank you for pushing forward so we all can gain this great knowledge that I keep hearing out of every episode I get something from thank you

  • @taylormckee3216
    @taylormckee3216 5 років тому +19

    Hearing how SEALs are, so to speak, the "silent type" makes me wonder if being more reserved and having the ability to focus makes for being a better SEAL. I may be wrong but I'm just curious.

    • @armorsmith43
      @armorsmith43 4 роки тому

      Its probably the reason for the “silent professional”. I suspect that of the type of people that can be SEALs, being the “silent professional” is best for 97% of them. Jocko is in in the 3%, but lots of that 97% might be breaking the discipline that they need to keep themselves mentally healthy.

  • @brettmsmith
    @brettmsmith 5 років тому +7

    I like that Echo is wearing a Jocko face shirt during this. :D Nobody thinks you're a "sell-out" Jocko, you're a man on a mission and a noble one at that.

  • @MrAcrobot
    @MrAcrobot 5 років тому +32

    I teared at the part when he said smth like ' every person from every unimaginable walk of life says thanks and thats awesome'. I rmb the suicide clip, it was the only thing that gave comfort a few mths ago when I was sitting at a park and thinking of killing myself

    • @mjjumps
      @mjjumps 5 років тому +5

      Awesome bro. Stay up

    • @baltarussow7573
      @baltarussow7573 3 роки тому +1

      You can listen to absolutely all kinds of people with all kinds of experiences, even on youtube. You can always hear something you can relate to. Find people you trust and keep listening.

  • @Eldaniel300
    @Eldaniel300 5 років тому +2

    Thanks from Chile Jocko!

  • @msfkmsfk
    @msfkmsfk 2 роки тому

    Another thing I would like to share is that I finally got to meet my neighborhood homegirl / crush and she told me that she will contact me some time. And that shit to me made all the difference in the world whether she is serious or not. And I look forward to "writing the book" no matter how hard it is to "publish" and I look forward to having a productive day at work as well.

  • @richardbonnyeko2931
    @richardbonnyeko2931 4 роки тому

    Thank you Jocko. I'm enjoying your podcasts and getting on it practically. Great impact on my life.

  • @econotalk
    @econotalk 2 роки тому

    Thanks for sharing and adding real value Jocko & Echo ☕🏠

  • @richardhernandez1854
    @richardhernandez1854 5 років тому +1

    Thank you Jocko! 👏 I'm growing from your shared wisdom and definitely getting your books for my 4 yr old son 💪

  • @benwilsonMMA
    @benwilsonMMA 3 роки тому

    Guys knees to the thigh is absolutely effective lol

  • @jjj5413
    @jjj5413 2 роки тому

    I have been watching and listening to you since I saw you do a military movie reaction video. I never once thought of you as a sellout. I think your style is on point, and hearing you makes me want to be a better person.

  • @dominickukla
    @dominickukla 4 роки тому +4

    Did Jocko just sat maybe he'll do acid??
    Man, this dude is connecting military discipline and free thinking in a big way for our culture.

  • @sonnynachu7249
    @sonnynachu7249 4 роки тому

    I've been really working hard when I workout listening to your podcast, my mentality beens hardcore altered to think I'm gonna kick ass today.

  • @maxdavies5776
    @maxdavies5776 3 місяці тому

    Good.
    Invaluable cast.

  • @Dozzchozz
    @Dozzchozz 3 роки тому

    Can’t believe echo is wearing a shirt with jockos face on it! Legendary right hand man!

  • @Windznite
    @Windznite 4 місяці тому

    The advice & motivation to get moving . My roommate said I'd not be able to tell you stuff without pissing you off. He was kind of wrong 😅. I only say this because when I first learned about the Internet . I didn't try too communicate. Then watching your podcasts you mentioned to people too communicate. So I did. Critically I suppose. People got a stiff upper lip as the result they expressed. Well anyhow , I'm trying to communicate
    w/o so much so. As back then in 2016. Thank you Sir!

  • @grimmliberty7447
    @grimmliberty7447 5 років тому +1

    Extreme Leadership, you "bought in" to helping, no selling out occurred.

  • @msfkmsfk
    @msfkmsfk 2 роки тому

    LMAO these podcast youtube videos are hilarious, informative and very entertaining these guys are saving me a lot of money because I used to go out to bars, clubs, and hookah lounges all the time and those activities ate up my pockets for way too long. But now I think I am settling in a little more.

  • @samvogel2368
    @samvogel2368 4 роки тому +1

    There hasn't been one of his podcasts I haven't learned or had respect for our servicemen grow.

  • @starscreamjesse2121
    @starscreamjesse2121 4 роки тому +2

    Echo with the Jocko t-shirt.

  • @tristanblatchley2645
    @tristanblatchley2645 2 роки тому

    Thank you for all your excellent advise 👍. Stay real

  • @dontjud6eme227
    @dontjud6eme227 5 років тому

    Honestly, I've listened to so many people over the last 4 years trying to find myself. I would have to say You and Jordan Peterson are the most influential people I have listed to over that time period. I believe I connect more to you because I'm more of a natural warrior than I am an intellectual even though I am more intellectual compared to most of the people I meet. You just seem to motivate me a little more than Jordan, so thank you for that!

  • @alexanderbutler2989
    @alexanderbutler2989 5 років тому +3

    The podcast is not designed for Jocko to tell the world all about his life.
    Also im thinking a lot of those ops are classified...hence the discretion.
    Two hours of educational inspiring talk is good wherever you get it.

  • @oilpatch432
    @oilpatch432 5 років тому +1

    Thank you Jocko. US Navy 96-00

  • @andrewtweet213
    @andrewtweet213 2 роки тому

    You show people what they want to do, you explain how you go through that process, and you can show those unfortunate in life the steps they need to grow that mindset into what they want. Jacko podcast didnt come and make you do a pull up, they let you know how much you’re wasting by not doing one

  • @msfkmsfk
    @msfkmsfk 2 роки тому

    Jocko is right. I definitely got my old beliefs beat the fuck right off of me. The process was rough, arduous, and long but the results were effective. Do I think this process is necessary not really but if you are going to be a military servicemember then you need to be ready for anything, any situation, and any type of attack.
    So while for the longest I didn't give a fuck about mental strength, discipline, and grit. I have just now recently concluded that that shit is fucking necessary and is probably the most important aspect to being successful in life,. That and the ability to communicate and read situations.

  • @dakkefernet8585
    @dakkefernet8585 5 років тому +2

    This I think is a prequel to the real biggest change in opinion on life thingy. All the talks, thoughts and lifeperceiving the past years just CANNOT lead up to this.
    I think i've grasped somewhat same "mind-thought-paths" as you. You can reach somekind of an ending, with negativity, but positivity is endless. If you are depressed because you have reached the end of the road you should realise this "thing" is an endless ending/beginning. In endless times you might aswell choose living and feeling things because you are probably gonna have to wait a looong while for a similar "experience" to start again, in the endless scheme of being "endless something". Which is darkness most of the time, because of logic. The dark is easy and vast. The light is the rare opposite that fuels the meaning of the dark. We KNOW the darkness will come, in any which dark, empty way. Why hurry forward to the one and only thing we can know and grasp for surely, when thinking about eternity is THE short of glimpse adventure. The truely, one,.odd thing that can happen once in a for sure eternity. Don't believe you can or want endless darkness for an eternity, mathematics will prove you wrong no matter what. That's the only thing we can truly know. And it's why we and all life risk extinction though we know better, because we can, and it's needed, for the inevitable forwardness.
    You realised through living your life that what you love and embrace, is changing beings being, for the good. Evolution. Which is in my opinion what the "meaning" of this thing we exist in, is. Changing things, in yourselves and others, for most parts good. Sometimes you have to accept the negative, in whatever way it comes, for the good to thrive.

  • @thatomofolo452
    @thatomofolo452 2 місяці тому

    Let's go Jocko 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️

  • @bossseventh954
    @bossseventh954 4 роки тому

    No judgement just a legend

  • @econotalk
    @econotalk 2 роки тому

    Keep pushing

  • @jimmydlock
    @jimmydlock 4 роки тому

    don't second guess it, we can't get enough of this

  • @transformers6129
    @transformers6129 4 роки тому +3

    You inspire me everyday hope to join the seals as well

    • @ark1349
      @ark1349 4 роки тому

      Get after it bro.good luck.

  • @Yetipfote
    @Yetipfote 5 років тому +1

    Jocko initiated one of the biggest changes in my life: a desire to take extreme ownership.
    But it's so damn hard and scary. I have the feeling I'm getting sick of it :( I see all the shit in my world, my family, my own development and want to transform it into something good all by myself. But I often don't know how and neither where to. So I am often just stuck with a shit feeling of complete loneliness in the dark. Sometimes I distract myself or gossip about other people because I just can't face all that darkness which I see in the world. I have the feeling that I already gained a lot of power over the last couple of months but it is just so fucking much darkness in me (aka the world I see, which is the same).
    Maybe I went out of balance and should take a step back on the extreme ownership....

    • @thebugsy7633
      @thebugsy7633 5 років тому +1

      Quit worrying about other people. Best thing I ever learned, was NOT GIVING A FUCK what other people do, say, or think. Look at something you don't like in the world, and take note of it, add it to your war path as something to NEVER do. And move on.
      Seriously, stop caring about what others think or say. That's where you will find true happiness

    • @trevor0245
      @trevor0245 4 роки тому

      I believe you do have to take ownership, I don’t know if you’ll ever see this but In my personal experience I have found the best thing to do is just be the best you, try to have a positive impact and do what you can but don’t get so caught up in how bad everything is because it will only crush you. Just always focus on being the best you, and don’t worry about any of the rest, follow your moral compass, do the right thing when you can, and try to be good to the people around you. The only thing you can change is yourself, so work at being the best you and doing what you can and that means taking accountability and changing things about yourself for the better. But other than that I don’t advise being wrapped up in everything and everyone else, just be the best you. That’s all you can do.

  • @msfkmsfk
    @msfkmsfk 2 роки тому

    I really fucking hate to say this but he is right about that too and it took me at least 8 years to fucking realize that shit too.

  • @matthewmarting3623
    @matthewmarting3623 4 роки тому

    Can you imagine Jocko giving you your first shooting lesson? Hell, I think I’d learn if it was my 50th shooting lesson.

  • @wesdowty79
    @wesdowty79 5 років тому

    Great video and congrats on your blach belch Echo! Much hespect!! OOOssss!!!

  • @INTRUSA1996
    @INTRUSA1996 5 років тому

    Your one of those turning the tide with positive roll models for our young men. Or they be listening to weak rappers and negative influences. I have shown your video to my class.

  • @markcarey67
    @markcarey67 5 років тому +1

    I would love to hear you review the Electric Kool Aid Acid Test, Jokko - and also Tom Wolfe's other book about the Mercury 7 astronauts, The Right Stuff

  • @nathanwforrest
    @nathanwforrest 5 років тому +5

    Is it weird for Jocko to sit across from Echo while Echo wears a shirt with Jocko's face on it? It would be weird for me.

  • @lynsherlock4348
    @lynsherlock4348 Рік тому

    I could hear you guys but half way through it went blank ❤

  • @BonzoKilbourn
    @BonzoKilbourn 5 років тому +47

    Nothing wrong with making a buck off of your own life story.

    • @BonzoKilbourn
      @BonzoKilbourn 5 років тому +9

      @BigErn_Mccraken Everybody else is getting paid, Pentagon, Boeing, Hollywood. Why shouldn't the guys who do all the work and take all the risks?

    • @PaulFugate-cc7mn
      @PaulFugate-cc7mn 4 роки тому

      @@BonzoKilbourn my thoughts exactly!

    • @FootballOrigamiGames
      @FootballOrigamiGames 4 роки тому +3

      @BigErn_Mccraken There are. You just don't hear from them.

  • @alligatorsnappingturle2229
    @alligatorsnappingturle2229 4 роки тому +8

    Could you imagine wearing your friends face on your chest?

    • @joshhorley2116
      @joshhorley2116 4 роки тому

      There are probably 2 people who I'd be happy to wear on my chest. 1 ironically

  • @anewperspective247
    @anewperspective247 5 років тому

    Thanks for sharing the rules to your game!

  • @enriqueaguilar6990
    @enriqueaguilar6990 4 роки тому

    Mr. jaco i appreciate everything you do on this channel, I feel like .well we a few things in common. I can relate to you in a way

  • @thundergrace
    @thundergrace 5 років тому +2

    Self sabatoge....? Nothing wrong with writing a book about yourself...you have a story if
    it's to help others and make a living from .give something back.
    Thanks.. I finished one of Jocko sentences I knew what he was going to say.

  • @kaltonian
    @kaltonian 5 років тому

    there was a British guy who also canoed along the river Thames to work, but he was not supposed to but because he had his own command as a royal marine commando or special forces there was not much that many could say about it, if you ask me i think great as it is a form of transport & great practice to

  • @fatelvis09
    @fatelvis09 4 роки тому +1

    yes i agree with you we shoudl always share great information that needs to be shared othwose that would be burying a talent and to share that info is very kind and giving . to hold it and not share it would not be good . i liek your attitute and that fact that you share you r great info for others to get better ..as a christian we ofcourse dont do anytingn just for ousrelsf we do it to give glory to the Alnighty as He has called us to do we msut keep all the comanmdnte s and not to shre the good news of the gosples would be a sin . as we are commende to share not for our pown benifirt but for the benifti of others saving there etrenal life .. Paul comands us to follow HIm as he folowed Messiah who both preached and dicipled others

  • @msfkmsfk
    @msfkmsfk 2 роки тому

    NOW I see what yall are implying. Up until now I thought yall were talking about literal publishing and shit but now I get what yall are saying. And I might "write a book" but first I got to mentally prepare for the worst of outcomes that come with it.
    And I know that they hate that shit but I am 100% confident that they will find a way to "publish the book".

  • @LukeC908
    @LukeC908 4 роки тому +1

    Is Jocko talking about Dan Crenshaw when he says he kind of looks down on Seals who write books and starts podcasts?

  • @montoyagerardo
    @montoyagerardo 4 роки тому

    I would freak the fuck out if I saw this guy in public… just saying. It would be an honour to have the opportunity to shake his hand.

  • @arumatai
    @arumatai 5 років тому +1

    i consider warstories (the nitty gritty ones, not the self agrandising sort) very necessary to educate the young generation who take their view on conflict from moronic superhero movies...

  • @thundergrace
    @thundergrace 5 років тому

    Jocko said my line! #thatbeingsaid

  • @marcusmiles4234
    @marcusmiles4234 4 роки тому +2

    I wonder what it’s like talking to a man with a picture of your face on his chest

  • @msfkmsfk
    @msfkmsfk 2 роки тому

    I have some idea of what Echo Charles is saying but its only small.

  • @msfkmsfk
    @msfkmsfk 2 роки тому

    I wouldn't mind writing a book about my life. However, I will need a shit ton of help writing it. I would need someone who could look into my life events and history and another person to actually type down my thoughts and publish it. And as cool as that is, my story isn't over yet and I feel it would be premature to write a book like that now.

  • @Telluwide
    @Telluwide 4 роки тому +2

    Was he eluding to Goggins? When's Jocko finally going to have Goggins on his podcast?

  • @DIANAS5657
    @DIANAS5657 4 роки тому +1

    Silent Option. Perfect!!!

  • @MikeHolovacs
    @MikeHolovacs 5 років тому

    Not a Jocko McNugget - more like a Jocko Footlong at 27 minutes. Congrats, Echo.

  • @clutchboy24
    @clutchboy24 2 роки тому

    Anyone know this bad ass jocko is talking about?

  • @Chris-e9y4e
    @Chris-e9y4e 4 роки тому

    My online dads :
    Jocko
    David Goggins
    Tim Kennedy
    Joe Rogan

  • @barry3045
    @barry3045 4 роки тому +1

    I wonder who the kayak SEAL was

  • @angbandart
    @angbandart Рік тому

    Hold up, Jocko. You said "weary" instead of "wary".

  • @officialyoutubecommentator4357
    @officialyoutubecommentator4357 5 років тому

    Congratulations Echo #savage
    Do you have any video material of Echelon Front working with companies that you can share?

  • @TheCoffeeNut711
    @TheCoffeeNut711 5 років тому +1

    00:57
    Ah, Levi Ackerman

  • @jameswalters4358
    @jameswalters4358 2 роки тому

    The flip is fine but the flop degrades integrity if it happens over and over. People change because change is growth and life without growth is death.

  • @thundergrace
    @thundergrace 5 років тому

    Writing a book is therapeutic in a way . ....someone stopped drugs . ..because they were encouraged! ..

  • @bonitagirlyy
    @bonitagirlyy 5 років тому +1

    Where can we submit questions for him to answer?

  • @silascochran9705
    @silascochran9705 5 років тому

    Thank you for what you do and you don't sell t-shirts you are still teaching me⚓🎗🌻🐊🌻🌴 God bless your heart and thank you for your service⚓🎗 I am that screaming spilling foul language in front of your daughter on the street you said it San Diego that might have been me I had enemies they were not politically correct

  • @terenceoreilly4177
    @terenceoreilly4177 5 років тому +4

    GET JOSH BRIDGES ON THE PODCAST

    • @Mr_Clean
      @Mr_Clean 5 років тому +1

      He's been on Cleared Hot 3x ep. 2, 40, 51 no video though

  • @djkramit
    @djkramit 5 років тому

    Great.

  • @msfkmsfk
    @msfkmsfk 2 роки тому

    Again I never shot a real gun EVER before in life.

  • @kimosabbe50
    @kimosabbe50 5 років тому

    Echelon Front reminds me of "The Who" song "Eminence Front". COMPLETELY different meanings though :)

    • @Mr_Clean
      @Mr_Clean 5 років тому

      Reminds me of AGNOSTIC FRONT! Get some 🤘