I went back and forth for a year but realized I enjoyed teh Army most during dpeloyments, and that's not all the time. When I got back, I was stablized for a year, the garrison lifesytle at my base in Germany. Ironically, when I was deployed, I actually really enjoyed it and felt like I was making a difference and serviging a highe rpurpose. I was in the Army for five years - the first three I was deployed, in Iraq, Kosovo, or a build up for that. I went back and forth on it a bunch of times. It was the toughest decision I've ever had professionally.How did you approach the decision to leave the Army?.This is not meant to be a verbatim account of our conversation, but a VERY basic text transcript of our discussion. Please note that I type these notes during the interview so there are likely to be misspellings, grammatical errors, and misquotes. Steven Mandis is a Goldman alum too, and i reached out to him and we talked for an hour about why Real Madrid was so valuable and what they've done in the community. I read recently the Real Madrid Way - its the most valuable sports franchise out there. iv'e gotten into sports books - culture and how people operate is so important to them.I think people in the military will appreciate it. He also has another book - Leaders Eat Last.The book is fascinating because he covers sports teams, Martin Luther King, Google, Apple. A company like Apple, they exist because they're always challenging the status quo. These are things we kind of did in the military but it's so important. Whether you're working at Apple or wherever you have to figure out why. It's a simple kind of concept but it's all about understanding why you exist. His TED talk is: Start With Why - it's why great leaders inspire people to take action. About six months ago I found him, and he's done so much research and it's not specific to sports, or finance, or technology. A guy that I most recently have really started following and has been Simon Sinek.You can claim this offer here, and see a list of books recommended by my guests at BeyondTheUniform.io/books
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