Podcasts that mention 📚 Way of the Warrior Kid by Jocko Willink

I've read both 'Extreme Ownership' and 'The Way of the Warrior Kid,' and I found them to be immensely useful in terms of actionable information and understanding oneself and different kinds of relationships, both in and out of the workplace.

In this segment, Andrew Huberman shares insights from his reading experiences, specifically highlighting 'The Way of the Warrior Kid' by Jocko Willink, describing it as immensely useful for gaining actionable knowledge and improving interpersonal relationships.

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the following is a conversation with jaco willink a retired u.s navy seal co-author of extreme ownership dichotomy of leadership discipline equals freedom and many other excellent books

The host introduces Jocko Willink as the co-author of this book, among others.

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but he did a book that didn't get a lot uh it's been kind of quiet with the mikey and the dragon book okay yeah and mikey slays the dragon I think I don't want to just code it He'll punch me in the face but i uh i read it and i'm not i'm not kidding you as a father and with your kids and you have that moment where you're reading to him there's a heavy moment in there where the dad had died and then the mikey's like reading in his letter to him and it's like i well up like i have to stop for a second and read it but it's so good and it's such a great story and it's like for a guy who is you know in leadership in an award a warrior and went through those that organization he's very creative in his his endeavors of writing and working and his thinking on that

Todd White mentions Jocko Willink's children's book, noting it hasn't gotten much attention. He describes reading it to his kids and getting emotional during a specific part of the story, praising Jocko's creativity as a writer. He also mentions the subtitle 'Mikey Slays the Dragon'.

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if someone wants to start some [ __ ] with you you're absolutely better off just swallowing your ego and getting the [ __ ] out of dodge i that's the warrior kid books

Jocko Willink mentions his 'warrior kid books' when discussing self-defense for kids and the importance of avoiding fights when possible.

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Okay. So, you wrote this book, The Way of the Warrior Kid.

Jordan Peterson mentions the book 'The Way of the Warrior Kid' written by the guest, Jocko Willink.

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You've got the kids book You've got the Field Manual You've got the other kids book coming out in a couple of months

The host lists the guest's books, including 'the Field Manual'.

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Well the first thing I do is I tell all parents to get their kids the warrior kids series because what Jocko wrote in those books is literally the best summation the best explanation the best description of how we raise kids that grow up to be

Dave Berke recommends Jocko's 'warrior kids series' to parents as a resource for raising children to be constructive, productive, and valuable members of society.

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and then the last line said the book I read was the way of the warrior kid which is you know aimed at kids but the lessons in there are completely universal and applied to your whole life

Jocko Willink recounts a letter from a reader who applied the lessons from this children's book to improve their adult life, and describes the book's premise.

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