Leading from the Front - Ep. 42

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We often think of leadership, particularly in special operations, as manifest in the form of some big heroic act. That can be the case; the military is full of those examples. But far more often, a person’s character is revealed in the small moments that will never find space in the trailer of an action movie. Much of the respect and loyalty earned by somebody in a leadership role comes from their actions in these small moments. This episode discusses real-world examples of how that principle played out on a Naval Special Warfare deployment. To learn more about Dan Cnossen, who we mention in this episode, go to www.DanCnossen.com

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