Evan Hafer

Single word courage.

How do you build?

Courageous people.

Yeah is a fascinating it's it's quite literally it's such a fascinating subject and most of it is It's the the man in the arena, right?

It's that poem from from Teddy Roosevelt.

It's like It's not the critic who counts.

It's like keeping up Stepping back in this commitment to something greater than yourself and then making

these thousands of choices in your life every day as you wake up step forward step back into the fray and like make the active decision to be better and it's like it's it's such a fucking fundamental thing of being able to any any part of your life if you don't get up in the morning and like commit yourself to something i'm not you know motivational speaker but it's

How are you ever going to get better if you're not committing to something like being a better dad or a better husband or better, you know, better at your profession?

And then committing to this evolutionary process takes not only a huge amount of commitment, but mental and physical endurance.

It does.

Yeah.

I'm never gonna get tired of trying to figure this out because obviously it's it's like my peer set I was having this conversation with Jack Carr and I ran into the airport we ran into each other at the airport on the way down here and we were talking about fucking love that guy fucking such a good dude and It's it's not just in the military right?

It's it's not it's just I

All of life.

It's in, there's all these stories.

I like Jack and I were talking about, um, cause you know, the Navy seals, obviously they've got a lot of, uh, positive, uh, PR over the last several years, but, uh,

The special operations community has got so much just, I don't know, air time, right?

But there are all these other people in the military throughout generations of war fighters that have gone out and done these incredibly hard jobs.

And I found this story of the Parchee, which is the USS Parchee, which is the most decorated submarine and ship in Navy history.