An Unbreakable Mindset: What Navy Seals Do - Deepstash
An Unbreakable Mindset: What Navy Seals Do

An Unbreakable Mindset: What Navy Seals Do

Curated from: mobile.twitter.com

Ideas, facts & insights covering these topics:

14 ideas

·

17.2K reads

147

7

Explore the World's Best Ideas

Join today and uncover 100+ curated journeys from 50+ topics. Unlock access to our mobile app with extensive features.

An Unbreakable Mindset

An Unbreakable Mindset

Navy SEALs are the most elite warriors on earth.

How do they become that way?

By developing an unbreakable mindset.

But what is a mindset? In simple terms, mindset is how you view and process the world around you.

It influences how we think, feel and act in any situation.

Our mindset is impacting us (for better or worse) every moment of every day, whether we realize it or not.

127

1.38K reads

The Three Pillars Of Mindset: Being Patient

The Three Pillars Of Mindset: Being Patient

“Be patient” is the first pillar of mindset. We must be patient in 3 ways:

  • with ourselves
  • with our teammates
  • with the process

136

1.56K reads

Be Patient with Ourselves

Be Patient with Ourselves

We’re going to make mistakes.

It’s part of the process of growth.

When we do, patience will help us:

• overcome it

• learn from it

• continue on

123

1.39K reads

Being Patient With Our Teammates

Being Patient With Our Teammates

Our teammates are human.

They will also make mistakes.

Getting frustrated with a teammate doesn’t help them or you.

If you want to be a great teammate, start by being patient.

116

1.26K reads

Being Patient With The Process

Being Patient With The Process

Everything is a process.

We can’t achieve a goal on the first step.

We can’t master a new skill on Day 1 of practising it.

Being patient with the process helps us be consistent.

Relentless consistency over time wins.

122

1.22K reads

Applying Patience

Applying Patience

We can apply patience every day in countless ways.

Start with yourself. What are you working towards?

Give yourself permission to be patient.

Then start being more patient with others.

117

1.23K reads

Being Present

Being Present

“Be present” is the second pillar of mindset.

SEAL training is notoriously difficult.

But SEALs often say the same thing: There’s no single element that’s extraordinarily difficult.

Almost everyone can complete each one.

It’s the totality of it that breaks people.

126

1.24K reads

The Secret: The Part Where Most Trainees Quit SEAL Training

The Secret: The Part Where Most Trainees Quit SEAL Training

When do you think most people quit in SEAL training?

Hell Week? No.

Most people quit in one of the *easiest* evolutions.

It’s a 1-mile beach run.

No time requirement.

You just have to look like you’re running.

The catch: you don’t know when it will end.

Run until the instructors tell you to stop.

So why do so many quit when all they need to do is lightly jog?

Simple: they fail to stay present.

Instead of thinking about the next step, they wonder when it will end.

They tell themselves they can’t do this for hours longer.

They become mentally broken.

132

1.15K reads

How To Stay Present

How To Stay Present

Focus on what you’re doing right now.

Not later today, not tomorrow, not next week.

Practice training your mind to be in THIS moment.

You’ll fail - it’s okay. Just bring yourself back.

Practice this consistently, and you’ll quickly develop the muscle.

135

1.12K reads

Being Deliberate

Being Deliberate

“Be deliberate” is the third pillar or mindset.

Being deliberate means exercising self-control.

We must be deliberate in 2 ways:

• with our actions

• with our speech

121

1.12K reads

Be Deliberate With Your Actions

Be Deliberate With Your Actions

For SEALs, this is obvious. Every physical action can mean life or death in combat.

Thankfully for most of us, that’s not the case.

But our actions still matter. They keep us safe, healthy and productive.

114

1.06K reads

Being Deliberate With Your Speech

Being Deliberate With Your Speech

The spoken word is powerful.

Most SEALs waste few words.

They're extremely intentional in what they say.

This has been trained into them. When things get hard, the power of our speech is amplified.

Our tongue is our rudder.

119

1.1K reads

How To Be Deliberate

How To Be Deliberate

Pay attention to what you do.

• What do you eat?

• How do you recharge?

• How do you manage your time?

Pay attention to your words.

• Do they serve you or others?

• Do they supply energy vs. drain it?

• Are they effective?

Be intentional.

128

1.1K reads

The Bottom Line

The Bottom Line

So, that’s how Navy SEALs teach mindset.

1. Be patient

2. Be present

3. Be deliberate

It's simple, not easy.

But if it works in the most high-risk environments on earth, it will work for you.

138

1.22K reads

IDEAS CURATED BY

jessbrewe

Geophysical data processor

CURATOR'S NOTE

It is simple, not easy.

Jessica Brewer's ideas are part of this journey:

Survival Tips

Learn more about personaldevelopment with this collection

Basic survival skills

How to prioritize needs in survival situations

How to adapt to extreme situations

Related collections

Read & Learn

20x Faster

without
deepstash

with
deepstash

with

deepstash

Personalized microlearning

100+ Learning Journeys

Access to 200,000+ ideas

Access to the mobile app

Unlimited idea saving

Unlimited history

Unlimited listening to ideas

Downloading & offline access

Supercharge your mind with one idea per day

Enter your email and spend 1 minute every day to learn something new.

Email

I agree to receive email updates