Maybe You Can Have Everything You Want. Jocko Willink.

From Jocko Underground 46

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[fyrehawkSix]

You can't give 100% to your work and also give 100% to your family and also give 100% to your hobbies. You only have 100% so you gotta be careful. You gotta leave something on the table. I've tried to give 100% to everything I do and end up giving 0% to everything because it is too overwhelming. Interesting concept. Thanks Jocko!

[ZombieTheProphet]

“On the way to discovering what we love, we will find everything we hate, everything that blocks our path to what we desire.” - Waking life


you never end up where you intend to go in life.
Unless you find what you hate first...


-then it gets easier to see the path forward

[RGraw]

Thomas Sowell is a really smart guy. Glad Jocko is talking about him

[bpdubbs]

I choose to limit my Youtube consumption to mostly Jocko videos. The tradeoff of watching Jocko more produces a better ROI

[themrkcrw]

Peace to the gods blessing us with the these two awesome guys and sharing there knowledge and understanding about life !

[rseckft]

You can see that Jocko started learning economics, it did him good. Also, since than he keeps saying ROI 😂

[mariojorge]

Thank you very much Mr. Willink and Echo Charles! God bless you and your families and all the audience!

[rajithaww]

The timing of this clip is perfect! I needed this advice today.

[marioemma]

S.W.O.T. It…list the strengths, weakness, opportunities, threats…do the strengths and opportunities outweigh the weakness and threats. I learned this and Tryn to use it in my life. Thx Jocko and crew! I appreciate y’all…Emma out!

[JrnMnd]

My grandfather sat me down when I was 18 and told me “you can’t do everything” and that really pissed me off because I thought I could but you can’t. You have to make sacrifices.

[scottgarner]

This is the best example for being balance in life as possible. Great job

[WeirdMicky]

Great so see how much Jocko appreciates Thomas Sowell. Sowell is truly a genius and a huge influence in my own life.

[staxats]

This is some great advice from Poppa Jocko I wish I had 10 years ago

[dimsun]

Keep the money coming with as little time invested. I like it and it resonates

[batjackjohnson]

Of the 5 Sowell books I've read, Discrimination & Disparites is my favorite

[RockyVegaTV]

I just came across your channel maybe 2 days ago and have to say that you two are amazing. I greatly appreciate the content you put out!!!

[mariojorge]

Thomas Sowell is a great intellectual! I have read many of his books and recommend him too!

[mikefarley]

As always, Jocko & Echo Charles are right on... one other aspect to consider with trade-offs is that you can shift the percentage of time for each over time...Jocko mentions this with the focus on his SEAL team while on active duty vs now, but this is a key point...periodically one aspect of your life may demand more than the rest and to maintain healthy relationships, just-in-time skills, health, and income/vocation/avocation, the ability to pivot and recognize when to do so and to what extent is key.

[quitequiet]

Money is a abstract representation of value.

Money makes money.

Once you have enough money...

The money matters less...

When you have no money the money really seems to matter...

But it’s not really money that is lacking.

It’s that value is absent.

Time is existence.
Each of us only has a limited amount of time.

Prioritize your needs and develop assets.

Developing actual value and chasing purpose creates a strong vibrant life.

There is a relationship between creating value and having value...

That results in wealth development.

Don’t chase money.

Develop value and the money comes to you.

And if the money does not appear...
You don’t really notice because you have value.

If there is a famine and the stores are all closed...

And one person has some potatoes and chickens and another person has cash and gold...
Who has value?

Each situation is different and so cover the needs and create a comprehensive nest egg that has value...

And everything takes care of itself in time.

[Mikeful]

This has to be one of the most important videos. This is great!