I love this dude. As a black men growing up without a father or male figure it’s a struggle to find myself and who I am. I’m homeless living in a car and just obtained my real estate license and is now working with Keller Williams. Thanks to my adopted fathers like Jocko Willink and David Goggins. I’m in the gym, flipping tires. Taking cold showers. I’ve cut rap music out I read 30 mins a day. It’s discouraging waking up in a parking lot every morning. But listening to these guys made me realize to develop myself I have to do things that suck. And ever since my confidence went up. I literally go to bed with a headphones in my ears with David Goggins or Jocko playing on repeat so they’re tough guy ways changes my core being subconsciously. Thank you 🙏🏾 😊 for being an example. I’m gonna get better And by the way no drugs. I’m paying off $50000 and being homeless is a choice. My plan is become completely debt free within a year and half ATTITUDE CHECK

@maccumhaill5534

5 жыл бұрын

Good man, your story sounds like mine, Im living in my van but working hard and building my future, Jocko ,Echo, Goggins, Jorden Peterson make it a lot easier. Onwards and upward dude

@officialyoutubecommentator4357

5 жыл бұрын

The struggle is real my brother but the rewards will be even greater.

@kroaroorocro

5 жыл бұрын

Jaylen Alexander that is inspiring!!!!!!

@el5495

5 жыл бұрын

Get some

@joeneighbor

5 жыл бұрын

Good on ya mate.

My Father was a POW in Korea for 2 and half years, 20 years later I was there ,and 30 years later my son. 3 generations. My dad was a little recalcitrant as a POW and was transferred to various POW CAMPS throughout North Korea. Eventually ending up in the Northern most POW camp. My Father's most favorite quote, " You have never lived until you have almost died, For those who fight for it, Life has a flavor the protected will never know." Dad died 4 Jan. 2009 at the Marion VA Medical Center nursing home. His nightmares finally ceased. Thank you and Your staff for your podcasts, and all that you've helped. Appreciate you. K9FFK9

@originalsuccessjournal8723

6 ай бұрын

That is a hero, son of a hero.

@helloworldRR

26 күн бұрын

🫡 to your father...

Col. Richardson went home May 11, 2021 surrounded and supported by his loving family at their home in Fayetteville, NC at the age of 91. Semper Fi and rest easy sir!

@helloworldRR

26 күн бұрын

🫡 RIP 🙏

Jocko, I know you don't read this but the guy who read the message was Daniel Henry Giroux (Pronounced ji-roo) and he is my Grandfather who has been with Jesus for a long time now. His widow, My dear Grandmother Florence Margret Giroux passed on Sunday at my mother's house. And auto-play played this podcast in my shop this morning. So to hear you tell a story I'd heard many times as a child broke me down man. Thanks Jocko, God is good but I selfishly want them back.

@terminatorelites4969

Жыл бұрын

Life is a blessing the past is the past it’s beautiful we all suffer but through pain we grow bless up Man U will get through it💪✝️

@originalsuccessjournal8723

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for linking in with that. You the freedom he fought for.

Richardson passed away last year. RIP, reread this book, and I had to listen to someone's discussion about it. What an Inspiration.

My GREAT uncle was in that war . Lost a leg.... I Love Him and Miss him. He was really a great man.

I had the honor of serving under Col. Richardson at Ft. Bragg from 82-85. He would lead the 4 mile runs through the sand and piney woods at 55 yrs old, you didn't dare fall out! RIP Colonel Richardson you always lead from the front.

We seriously need 'Jocko Narrated Audio Books'

@frazierk100

2 жыл бұрын

I have this same thought protest every time he covers a book.

@booknasty7076

Жыл бұрын

Need to start with tilts books

Christ, why hasn't someone made a movie out of this brilliance of a book? Amazing story. Thank you sir!

@hulanspyder3395

2 жыл бұрын

Truthfully, unless a really special director was at the helm, it would just be another Hollywood over-glorification of violence. The human element is what's making this story what it is, not the violence. There is a reason Saving Private Ryan is one of a kind.

Man, how can i ever complain about anything ever again? Amazing story.

@originalsuccessjournal8723

6 ай бұрын

Respect

@Zeb-gb2uk

5 ай бұрын

Right

Good evening boys

This is probably one of my favorite episodes. Unbelievable story that hits home for any true American.

Wow, that’s an incredible documentary of an amazing soldier.

It's sad that the Korean war is soo over shadowed by the Vietnam war because the Korean war was really hardcore.

@jackhartsough3

4 жыл бұрын

@ I want that game!!!

@davidoftheforest3822

3 жыл бұрын

@ they dont want kids literally stacking bodies. If they did make that game; itd be so watered down.

@Jacko you should do the audio version of this book. You'd do it justice by the way you auditory skills. Great podcast. Bill Richardson was an incredible man. RIP

This made me feel very grateful for everything I have in my life.

@robertwiegand9927

3 жыл бұрын

Amen to that.

@geoffreyslick8204

3 жыл бұрын

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2 жыл бұрын

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@zackscott8636

2 жыл бұрын

so his dramatic tone worked?

@jamielee9960

2 жыл бұрын

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The section on false cheerleading is excellent. Great use of words.

Awesome! On the subject of Project Delta. My uncle was with SF in Vietnam. After he passed, I received some plaques and his original jump wings and his flash off his beret. One of the plaques was from his time spent in Project Delta. Later on, I happened to be reading Hunting the Jackal by Billy Waugh and he spoke highly of my uncle in his book. I had no idea that my uncle spent so much time in MACV SOG. He only spoke of being in Vietnam by saying, I was there before it was “Vietnam” and I was there after it was “Vietnam.” Meaning he was there before the war and after it. He never spoke of it again and the only thing I could do, as a kid, was imagine what he did by looking at the army combat diver’s plaque, Project Delta plaque and other plaques I cannot remember on his walls. My mother told me he would come home on leave and he wouldn’t eat meat.

4 жыл бұрын

Da Boosta It sucks not being able to know the heroes close to us.

@cusefan5510

3 жыл бұрын

Who was your uncle? Billy Waugh’s book is fantastic

Sir, you are amazing. Respect from India.

A buddy of mine from my days as an 11B who eventually became an infantry company commander had all of his leadership read the Task Force Smith chapter from the Max Hastings book The Korean War and summarize it. The lessons learned there hit hard and were hard learned. There was a top down breakdown in leadership that led to frantic and terror filled unorganized retreat. Imagine being a 19 year old PFC and seeing your battalion commander running past your machine gun position, his eyes wide as a horse in a barn fire, shouting "Every man for himself!" How do you not also lose your shit?

@originalsuccessjournal8723

6 ай бұрын

I knew when to back off.

Guy goes to Korea, his platoon endured the worst, gets promoted to master sergeant within 2 months, doesn’t get adequate support from the army, gets surrounded by the Chinese, endures 3 days of getting waves of Chinese, gets captured, endures years of being a POW while 30 American soldiers die a day, comes back home to re enlist and becomes an officer in the army special forces and goes to Vietnam, lays some foundation for modern spec ops that later jocko would learn..... goddamn!

I worked with a guy at Lowe’s during college that was a marine in the Korean War. Super nice guy

This story reminds me of when I read Marcus Lutrell's second book "Service" where he tells about how he made another deployment after the "Lone Survivor" deployment! Unbelievable what these guys do for us!

This is some real shit.. I feel his rising pain as he thumbs us through the horrors of war.

🫡 Thank you to all who have served 🙏.. May God ease their minds I will Remeber...

Jocko voice is perfect for a relaxing nap.

Fell asleep last night to a Vietnam vet interview and woke early this morning to this podcast. Great visions of Korea to start the early morning 🌄

@originalsuccessjournal8723

6 ай бұрын

You got to wonder about whatbit was like for women, children, the context of why they went in.

This was a really thought provoking podcast. Always learn something to apply every podcast to get after it. Thanks Jocko! Thank you Echo

Incredibly thought provoking. Thank you for the powerful messages in this podcast. Profound.

4 years after original broadcast and found this gem. Man, I feel like such a whiner after hearing this story

I know this is an old episode. I also assume Jocko barely has time to breathe let alone read comments on three year old videos. But Jocko very literally gave me what I'm currently using to keep going. "It means you're still breathing. And if you're still breathing. Well now you still got some fight left in you. So get up dust off reload recalibrate re-engage and go out on the attack" I love you Jocko. Thank you.

i love how jocko is always super prepared .

@originalsuccessjournal8723

6 ай бұрын

Prepare to succeed and you will.

Wow I'm definitely buying this book just wow everyone should know about this story.. I know that's an understatement

@originalsuccessjournal8723

6 ай бұрын

That was where Americans mastered war.

The situation of the man in the latrine scene, when he realized that he had to make his mind his strength, is the same as when Jordan Peterson said that in the Gulag Archipelago, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, realized that he was partially responsible for the situation he was in, and he had some something, multiple things, in part, to cause him to end up in the situation he found himself in, within the camp. So he went over his life identifying every mistake he made, and thought about how he could possibly rectify those mistakes in the present. When you realize, that you aren't a victim, but also a partial perpetrator of your own suffering, and also the suffering of others, you realize that this complacency and weakness is only making your situation worse, and making other's situation worse. That is when you can start to right things and turn things around.

This is hands down my favorite episode! Badass war stories! Should do more like this.

@originalsuccessjournal8723

6 ай бұрын

Good plan. Bosnia requested.

This channel is one of my top 3 favs. Great topics, great discussions, great host. Jocko truly has thumos, what the ancient Greeks defined as a man with a chest.

New subscriber here. You, are an inspiration. Keep doing what you're doing. ❤️

Really awesome reading and book. I love hearing Jocko's input and for sharing this. Really helps to put things in perspective and keep my head up. My life is fucking good. No matter what happens.

Good evening

@HumveeLifeUSA

5 жыл бұрын

Good evening.

@kroaroorocro

5 жыл бұрын

Good evening

Absolutely riveting. I can't imagine being in those situations.

Blessed to find this podcast. Thank you.

@originalsuccessjournal8723

6 ай бұрын

That effort is really meaningful.

I am never complaining about a bad day again. Inspiring.

First heard Jocko on Rogan now I am hooked. I listened to the podcast and I wanted to see what Echo looked like and I am surprised. Echo has the voice of a young intern but looks like the top level boss in a streets of rage type game. My 5 am workout and 3 jobs I will work today which will get me home tomorrow.,Now seem like a walk in the park. They are a walk in the park I do hope you meet MR Richardson. I will get that book for sure. In fact Jocko should do the audiobook version of it.Thanks

This is probably the single most insane story I have ever heard in my life. And I've listened to most of these podcasts. Jocko, I can't thank enough for bringing this to light. I'm speechless. I'm getting this book right now.

Definitely keep these book review type podcast coming! They are very interesting and I learn a lot.

Don't let Echo's right bicep distract you from the fact that he has skinny knees

@officialyoutubecommentator4357

5 жыл бұрын

That's GOOD.

@el5495

5 жыл бұрын

He'd fuck you up with those knees

@InHellITrust

2 жыл бұрын

@@el5495 r/whooosh

@Grearspro9

Жыл бұрын

You prolly blowing him, how you know what his knees look like? 🤔

Jesus this one was heavy

This is incredible. I'm incredibly lucky, and after hearing this, any problem I have is actually a fucking blessing. Thanks guys for putting these together and thanks for choosing to put these out here for us all.

@originalsuccessjournal8723

6 ай бұрын

Whats the injustice going on in you? You know, one day that might be useful. Save it.

I love how much humility Echo shows, he is not afraid to ask a question or say he doesn't understand something, unlike talk show hosts or something who just nod their heads acting as though they know what is going on.

@jamesmata2945

2 жыл бұрын

Smart people know they don't know shit

@originalsuccessjournal8723

6 ай бұрын

Hes an animal and gentleman in society. The perfect servicean.

"Get up I yelled! Don't let them laugh at you!! GET UP!!

I did a report on chaplain Kapaun in my theology class in high school. He is the definition of selflessness and compassion. He got a referral put in to be ordained a saint by the Catholic Church. I believe we are still waiting on it. Could take a 100+ years

@originalsuccessjournal8723

6 ай бұрын

Holy C. You see this comment. Lets move.

this episode is truly amazing thank you jocko i need to buy this book

Excellent reading Jocko. I immensely enjoyed this. 👍

bro why does jocko podcast only play at night when im in bed after midnight lmfao. it never autoplays throughout the day but on the most random videos it autoplays as im about to go to bed

"If you've made it to this point, subscribe ..." yep, done.

Good evening, gentlemen.

Back to my bunker(moms basement) to listen to a new beast podcast

@originalsuccessjournal8723

6 ай бұрын

Yeah... you should get up there and be where it happens pal. Down there, ors always too late. I used to do something similar, then i got it. That was a perfect simusitu for me to practise. Train every day.

Took me 3 weeks to get through this because i didn't want to miss a second of what was said. Im two podcasts behind. This book puts things in a light of perspective only few things can. God bless our veterans, god bless our beautiful country and its people. The mantra by General Mukoyama here speaks loud. I have work to do, no giving up till until the end.

I’m damn near ready to cry when he got off the plane..

Remember that statement by the Chinese Political Officer! To save a Single “PROGRESSIVE.”

Crazy story!! I just ordered the book

When Time changes, as Jocko referred to,.... that was simpliled, and brilliantly stated by Teddy Roosevelt as " that crowded hour "

Another excellent episode. Thanks Jocko and Echo.

Thanks Jocko, great review. I just ordered this book. Looking forward to it.

Thank you for these podcast episodes! Every single one is epic.

@originalsuccessjournal8723

6 ай бұрын

Totally right.

God I miss my Uncle John T Whitman He's buried in Arlington in 2003 while I was in Iraq He was in the Pusan perimeter 14 months in 1950 July and 20 months in Chu Lia Vietnam 1968-1969...

Ecos voice could perfectly fit one of the ninja turtles 😄

@officialyoutubecommentator4357

5 жыл бұрын

LOL- That's funny; That means I also sound like a TMNT !

@robbo580

5 жыл бұрын

yea, shredder

@grayh7529

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds more like one of Mike Tyson's illegitimate children 🤔 lol

@originalsuccessjournal8723

6 ай бұрын

Do you know how smart he is. His iq is somewhere over 90. He teaches the art of listening.

I wept listening to this. Brilliant job, as always.

@patrickcenkush519

3 жыл бұрын

I fought the tears back, I was at work & didn't want to explain the water dripping from my eyes.

That was awesome as always! Thank you so so much for this!!!!!

Two people sharing ideas and inspirations, no bs talk about race, a breath of fresh air

Any day i dont feel like training bjj bc im tired im going to think of this podcast and realize how ridiculously lucky i am. Jockos podcasts always put things in perspective

@originalsuccessjournal8723

6 ай бұрын

Thats how discipline is practised. The hard way. Just keep getting up.

this episode definitely has some potential for an extended excerpt about complaints lol. once again, love the podcast. keep this shit up.

The Chaplain Emil Kapuan ( pronounced Kay pin) has a high school named after him .

Thank you for reading this, Jocko - Discipline equals freedom

53:00. Applies in many ways sir. Didn’t know I needed to hear this.

I love what you guys are doing. I have a lot of catching up to do on the podcasts. I've started making progress on the books. Just getting after it and spreading the word

Good evening gentlemen

Subscribed. Enjoying when everyone else sleeps. Thank you. Go bowhunting.

Dammm bro I feel reborn after hearing this guys real life story this is crazy asf I’m blessed to be able to hear these types of accounts too many people now days are lost because they don’t know history and pain and sacrifice for everything we have today we all need to bless up and get street real life educated not just in robot factories that’s not good for us but thank u guys for being able to connect to mind and tap in to this and get a lot from it god bless🙏🔥💯💯✝️

I actually didn't sleep while listening to this podcast. It was too intriguing.

@originalsuccessjournal8723

6 ай бұрын

Morning dez

To Jocko I’m willing to bet you know someone who knows someone who knows Col. Richardson. I hope you are successful in reaching him.

This dude takes owner ship to a whole new level.

Thank Jesus DAILY

JOCKO !!!!!

2:46:28 I thought he said Log Game, instead of Long game, and thought he was referring to the log that was dropped on the guy's back, lol

Awesome podcast!!!

ZERO DISLIKES. Manginas have dissapeared from here.

@joeneighbor

5 жыл бұрын

5 of the pantywaste soyboys now.

When Jocko says “if you wanna help fight the dragons, grab a sword...” I’m thinking “Shit, I’ll grab two! Which wall do I run through next, sir?!”

Jocko: "Im not going to read the whole book you gotta buy the book" And then proceeds to read the whole book lol.

60 % of the video was good 40% was really good thanks dude

The one person who disliked this....GOOD! Gives him time to get over vaginitis and for him to grow a pair

@joeneighbor

5 жыл бұрын

Now it's up to 5 pantywaist weasels as I write this.

Thank you . Great job D.M.Z realize

Wow, I’m gonna do better !!! Ty Colonel Richardson for showing us how to get after it #longgame

That is the most intense book yet!

#GetSome 1st time I've caught it live at the start!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jockos the only dude to pronounce the s in chinese

Jocko definitely has a voice for radio! 🤛

M1 Garands an awesome battle weapon although a little heavy but killer knock down power 30-06 have 5 all Springfield's...

im not sure if you have but you need to reach out to him and get him on the show. that would be amazing

I have a question for Jocko I am thinking about getting muscle implants Should I get them? Somebody called me skinny knees

@menwithven8114

5 жыл бұрын

laughed so hard I almost teared up in my non shooting eye

@donalejo1889

5 жыл бұрын

recovERed gamER Good

@Doctaphil64

5 жыл бұрын

But do you squat *Jocko voice* FUKKIN HEAVY?

@Kash-pu4qe

5 жыл бұрын

"Get some" - Jocko Willink

@officialyoutubecommentator4357

5 жыл бұрын

Why the hell would you want fat knees? Do you fancy the granny look?