Special Forces Commander's Weird Trick For Overcoming Anxiety, "This Is The Reason People Quit", "Imposter Syndrome Is A Good Thing!
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Special Forces Commander's Weird Trick For Overcoming Anxiety, "This Is The Reason People Quit", "Imposter Syndrome Is A Good Thing! mentions Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink, Grit by Angela Duckworth, and Jordan Peterson with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
Extreme ownership is this went wrong. This failed, didn't accomplish this. And it's not the fault of my fault.
I think there's a book called Grit where they discuss what it takes in terms of character traits to get through these kinds of endurance tasks.
And this is, you know, you're talking about Jordan Peterson, exposure therapy.
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“The book is called Extreme Ownership that you referenced. That doesn't mean that I do everything myself. In fact, what I want to do is I want you to take ownership.”
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“The book 'Grit' discusses what it takes in terms of character traits to get through endurance tasks, emphasizing internal drive over physical attributes.”
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“The excerpt mentions Jordan Peterson in the context of exposure therapy, discussing how to build confidence gradually.”
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