History Bites: A Conversation with Jocko Willink

Jocko Willink is a highly decorated Navy SEAL and led Task Unit Bruiser during the Iraq War. He fought in the intensive Battle of Ramadi, and since his retirement from the military, Mr. Willink has founded a leadership consulting company called Echelon Front and written several best-selling books: Extreme Ownership (almost 3 million copies sold), The Dichotomy of Leadership, and a series called Way of the Warrior Kid - among many others. He also hosts the Jocko Podcast and the Warrior Kid Podcast.

I was so excited and honored to interview Mr. Willink - a physically very impressive man who served his country in a dangerous land with strength, humility, and decisiveness.

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[Brady.John]

Great interviewing skills!! You can see Jocko watching you in the beginning during the intro. He obviously thinks your good at what you do or he wouldn't have been on your podcast.

[tonybreward]

Awesome interview you really knew your stuff and had done your research,

[rosenolder]

Who’s the bonehead that hit thumbs down? Go figure. There’s always one in the crowd. Great interview Solomon!

[byebyegiomar]

Hey man, how did you get Jocko on your podcast? That's pretty good for a starting YT channel.

[j]

Hey bro, I came here from the Jocko podcast. You should copy interviews from the best. You watch a London real interview, write down Evy question they made. See how they respond to hosts. This was a 3.5/5, very good. you could do 4s AND 5s

[seancronin]

Good interviewer. I like this guy; prepared, clear, unafraid (as far as i can see).

[cisoperez]

I learned that there's kids, young adults, and older people getting after it! Talking about bringing back jobs to America:) Let's also bring the oldest job back to America: the warrior job! Before there was a nation, someone had to fight for it! So get after it now, don't wait for tomorrow.

[Joda_Hertz]

Good boy interviewer. Jocko liked him from the beginning..as he was humble