Extreme Ownership by ESFP Jocko Willink Review

In this video, I do a review of the audiobook "Extreme Ownership" by Jocko Willink who is an ESFP Se-Te PC/B(S) MM. In this review, I share how Jocko discovered his Introverted Intuition and learned how to tap into his Ni+Te and Ni+Fi. I also talk about some of the notes I took on the audiobook which I thought are pretty good lessons to take if you want to become a good leader. I finalize the video by stating that while discipline equals freedom is a great code to use for ExxPs in general and for those that share the same function stack as Jocko (ESFP, INTJ, ENTJ, ISFP), I think for ENFPs and similar function stack (ISTJ, ESTJ, INFP), it's better to say that routine equals freedom since it's coming from the Si as oppose to the Ni.

Timestamps:
00:00-00:38 Extreme Ownership By Jocko Willink
00:38-01:46 Make Simple Plans Not Complex
01:46-03:03 Prioritize What Will Bring The Most Results
03:03-03:39 Take Self Responsibility For All The Results
03:39-04:03 Only 4-6 People Under Each Leadership
04:03-04:24 Be Decisive
04:24-05:03 Front Line Workers Have The Most Knowledge and Experience
05:03-05:57 Discipline Equals Freedom
05:57-06:24 It's OK to Show Emotions
06:24-06:27 Confident But Not Arrogant
06:27-06:45 Brave But Not Reckless
06:45-06:52 Competitive But Gracious In Losing
06:52-06:57 Be Aware of Your Limitations
06:57-07:21 Be Close With Your Subordinates But Not Too Close
07:21-07:48 Ask Questions To Make Someone Realize The Answer
07:48-08:41 Who Would Benefit The Most From This Audiobook
08:41-08:57 Routine Equals Freedom

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Read below to learn more about how the letters (animal stack) work:


B = Blast
C = Consume
P = Play
S = Sleep

Other videos to help you understand the letters (animals) based on each type who uses them:

ENFP, INFP, ESTJ, ISTJ:

INFJ, ENFJ, ISTP, ESTP:

INTJ, ENTJ, ISFP, ESFP:

INTP, ENTP, ISFJ, ESFJ:

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[guitaro]

As an ESFP this is helpful for me.

I think I hold myself back sometimes because I have a picture of what ESFPs can do, which happens to exclude certain levels of productivity and discipline. And I know it can be toxic to limit yourself based on the identity you hold. But I also think it's natural to create an identity and build habits around that automatically, for better or for worse. However, seeing another ESFP who is disciplined and highly productive gives me the feeling that I can do it, too. So I am going to throw myself into this book. Thanks.

[sololink]

Love it! I believe in that too. Discipline really gives me freedom.

[alexleal]

Thanks bro.
Love your content!
Like always great work!

[lsr]

Certainly a great book. Definitely check out his leadership strategy and tactics book as well. Worth the read!