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Lead Yourself First
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The folks at Black Rifle Coffee recently made a little mini-documentary about me. If you get the chance, check it out:
As a young Marine, one of the first acronyms we were required to learn was the Six Troop Leading S...
The Commander's Update Brief
Over the past few weeks, we have been talking about Lines of Effort, or LOEs, as a way of organizing action toward an objective when the path is not as simple as seizing one piece of terrain.
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Sometimes the mission isn...
Hitting Two Targets With One Round
Last week, I continued the analogy of the carnival horse race and discussed how, in the War of Life, we are responsible for moving all our horses (Lines of Effort) forward according to their priority.
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It is easy to wa...
Don't Split Your Forces
Last week, I introduced the idea of Lines of Effort, which we use to “link multiple tasks and missions using the logic of purpose, cause, and effect—to focus efforts toward establishing operational and strategic conditions.” These are the ‘...
Lines of Effort
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Last week, we talked about doing a time reconnaissance to gather information on how you spend your time, and determine which items require the precision of a sniper rifle, which need the Effective Casualty Radius of a mortar round, a...
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I've spent a lifetime split between serving in special operations units and training and mentoring those who still do. I have a lot of thoughts about getting better at getting better.
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