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Dealing With Dramatic Mistakes

Dealing With Dramatic Mistakes

How to set yourself back on the right path:

  • Recognize what you did wrong.
  • Think about what you would have done differently.
  • Take responsibility for your mistakes and learn from your mistake to avoid repeating it.
  • Don't dwell on the past too much.
  • Figuring out your plan for the future and moving forward is important.

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In this conversation, Jocko Willink and Jordan Peterson discuss leadership principles, dealing with dramatic mistakes, how to get others to listen to you, sacrifice, psychopathy, ego, prestige, and more.

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