Thank You Jocko and Echo!!! Down 24 pounds so far, day 57. Getting it every week eating right and making good on the debt I owe.

@egedq

Жыл бұрын

congrats ! are you doing cardio or lifting ?

@samuelspiel8855

Жыл бұрын

Congrats!!! You're killing it!

@knappe3223

Жыл бұрын

@@egedq Right now just 100% cardio. I bike about 50 miles a week indoor on the bike. Running -500 calorie deficit a day. Id like to get into juijitsu eventually but focusing on getting weight off my left leg (previous injury) I plan to do weights once I get down to a reasonable BMI! started at 275, at 250 today.

@knappe3223

Жыл бұрын

@@samuelspiel8855 thanks, I was asleep for a decade but the podcast woke me up!!!!!! Get it Samuel

@jasong782

Жыл бұрын

@@knappe3223 keep up the good/hard work brotha! Remember to take "breaks" for fun. A break doesn't meant you can't still put in work. It means instead of going for a run, you go kayaking or some other physical activity that you enjoy. Remember to think long term and to that you have to be realistic and enjoy the work. So my advice for someone like you is to mix in plenty of "fun" exercise days so you can be consistent for as long as possible.

*Jocko Willink is the Reluctant Leader we need.* .....We know you've done enough, but your Nation needs you. 🇺🇸 *2024* 🦅

@bad_covfefe

Жыл бұрын

He should run in 2028 unless he runs as a democrat. Otherwise he'll be competing with Trump, which would be difficult because of the personality cult Trump has around him. (I say this with no negative or positive connotations towards Trump. It just is what it is.)

@Tacit_Tern

Жыл бұрын

@@bad_covfefe Get over the Trump/Biden false dichotomy, peasant!

@David_Lo_Pan

Жыл бұрын

Voting for trump is a litmus test for intelligence.

@Will_Smith_Slapping_Xi_Jinping

Жыл бұрын

I bet he'd be tough on China

@Tacit_Tern

Жыл бұрын

@@Will_Smith_Slapping_Xi_Jinping Especially when David Goggins is speaker of the house.

This man’s resume is uniquely fascinating. Can’t stop watching. Jocko brings it with the guests every time!

I learn every time, but something was different about this episode. Pure magic.

Peter is my BJJ instructor. It’s quite an eye opener as to who I’m training with when his phone will ring as we are on the mat, and he’ll look at it and go, “ I need to take this, it’s Rickson”. Great instructor, proud to say he’s a friend.

I can smell a Goggins podcast in the works

@rubennava776

Жыл бұрын

100%

@BetaBuxDelux

Жыл бұрын

🤯

@zoom4368

Жыл бұрын

Been dying for it, heard someone say something about jocko doesn't get enough black and browns on, although I know it's not intentional and nore do I think the color of the skin matters it's the quality of the character, some different ethnicities besides a bunch of white guys and a couple Sog Vietnamese would be good for the expansion of such an epic podcast

@jazzyjeff1282

Жыл бұрын

Was under the impression jocko was not necessarily a fan

@jasondolan7181

Жыл бұрын

@@jazzyjeff1282 he’s not.

Peter, I implore you. We NEED you teaching. The fact that there are very few teachers left like you is part of why we are where we are at as a culture.

Certainly a guy that has lived life, and articulate enough to tell the story, fun to listen to. Like Echo's input on being young and broke. I think I 've had the most fun in life when I was the brokest. A person gets much more inventive and creative, and appreciates it more.

@Bimmer_MD

Жыл бұрын

I agree 100%. In my early 20's I was working as a waiter/dish washer barely able to afford to keep my head above water. The only spending money I had was the cash tips that I brought home, which was maybe $20-30 on average. I lived in East Side Long Beach which could be kind of a cr@p hole, but there is a ton of little hole-in-the-wall dive bars. For years I had such a blast going from bar to bar chasing the local dollar beer nights, shooting pool, & meeting other locals/regulars. I did that from age 21-25 and never had more than $60 to spend but it didn't matter. Then I came across an opportunity to start my own business. I took the chance and ended up being very successful. In less than a year I went from earning minimum wage +tips to making 6-figures/month. While I was making that money I would go out and do the same types of things but it be at nicer more upscale type places drinking much more expensive drinks, but something was different. It's hard to explain but I felt hollow like something was missing. I ended up finding myself feeling miserable and fell into depression that lasted a good few years. It took me walking away from what I had built and starting over again from scratch to get out of it. There are some details I left out in order to try to keep this short. In retrospect I was so much happier scraping a living as a waiter than I was earning 7-figures/year.

I really, really enjoyed this episode. What an interesting man Peter Maguire is.

@1:32:15 "..I'd seen controlled, uh.." 😬

Wow, excellent interview with a mind spinning of a life guest! I was born 1950 into a Malibu surfing family … we moved NS Oahu 1963 … onto Oz 1968 and I declared surfing too crowded by 1972 … LOL … And while my life has been an outsider unusual … was nothing compared with what Maguire has done with his! Loved how you flushed so much out of him framing each topic and period of his life … thank you so much!

This was one of the most incredible interviews I have ever had the pleasure of listening too. WOW!!!

@butchcraft3874

Жыл бұрын

I agreeeeee David. It was a rapid fire life story that was ALL over the board. Amazing! I'll be getting his books for sure.

I love all of the work you do and enjoy many of the takeaways. That said I found Peter to be one of best interviews, such a fascinating well read individual with so many crazy life experiences.

This was an excellent discussion. 👏🏽👏🏽

Im so glad I came back around for this one. An amazing story..

I went to those killing fields as a tourist and decided to not go in and see the tour. I had already read enough and seen enough in Cambodia to tell me I didn’t need anymore convincing on the subject. The Khmer Rouge killed every engineer in the country apart from one and every intellectual and I believe up to 25% of the population. A shocking statistic that hangs like a shadow over an incredibly beautiful but absolutely broken place.

@schwartzweisse1011

Жыл бұрын

Kill them all after all it has started 14 years ago

I haven't even listen to this one yet, but this is the saying I've used my whole life. I can't wait to get into this one!

I’m only one third in but I just gotta say, these stories are truly FANTASTIC, thanks for sharing!! 🙏

Incredible episode more guests like this please! 🔥🙏🏼

I would buy a book written by Echo Charles about his workout routine.

Once again, a fascinating story. I am the “ ever recovering stroke Guy.” This helped me. Thanks.

Great interview. Cool representation a classic era in SOCAL surf culture.

Fantastic podcast, thank you again!

Great podcast as always. However, one quibble about a quick comment y'all made: the use of antidepressants has not been falsified. I am a psychiatrist who reads extensively on these issues and the recent study referenced in this podcast "The serotonin theory of depression: a systematic umbrella review of the evidence" makes a point that the entire field has been making for decades. There was really nothing ground-breaking about this paper and no major theory within psychiatry was debunked. Depression has been known to be a heterogenous condition and not merely a "Serotonin imbalance" for many years. One cannot conflate a simplistic explanation given to non-expert patients with the actual scientific evidence for depression pathology. Additionally, the study itself did not address the evidence of efficacy of SSRIs or other antidepressants, which consistently yields superior results relative to placebo. Let's be careful before making exaggerated statements about medication efficacy based on a single misrepresented and over-hyped study. I trust you would not lead a combat mission based on a single, misleading piece of intelligence, so please do not do likewise when it comes to advice regarding mental illness treatment.

@chapllc722

Жыл бұрын

You can't hide behind the fancy words, stop being a condescending little pill pusher.

I needed this podcast!!!

What a great guest! He can tell a story like no other. Pity the views don’t reflect how interesting he is!

Excellent session. However, why are there no more Grounded Podcasts? When I first started in on Jocko's podcasts, I had no interest in listening to people talk about jiu-jitsu. As I progressed, I wanted to hear more about life, and being a better person. At some point, the mental puzzle pieces clicked into place as to what jiu-jitsu means regarding life at large, and now I need to hear more Grounded Podcasts. Thank you for all you all do, and thanks for your service.

This man has saved my life 🙌

@bryanfrombuffalo7685

Жыл бұрын

U saved your life

@livin90proof

Жыл бұрын

@bryanfrombuffalo7685 thanks mate 👍

I'd like to see Jocko interview Rick Stanton, the cave diver who helped rescue the Thai soccer team in 2018. His book Aquanaut is a great read. What do you say Jocko? Echo?

Thanks guys.

Good one, thanks.

Kicked off amazingly🎉

...Jocko is a true hard core badass

Outstanding episode Sir's "that's all I got" Big up from Brooklyn Zoo. After thought; didn't Jean Labelle choke out Steven Segal causing him to poop his pants 🤔 😳 🤣

New Jocko Go Flavors are phenomenal!

Probably my favorite podcast if not my favorite.

Awesome Change of Gears. Love every episode but something was magical about this one. Maybe just me

This one was really cool, would love to see a movie out of this guys story

This was a great one gentlemen... Nuf said .... Oh wait.... GOOD

Very, very smart guy - it's almost scary how right he is. How much dirt is thrown in our eyes! You know it's diverzion but we don't blink. "Never again"....

Loved the book really hope the movie is still in the pipeline!

You gotta love this

Echo Charles with Darth Vader at the top of the list of bad guys 😎❤️‍🔥

Joined the Marines, traveled the world, got discipline, served my country, got my GI Bill, finished my tour, got 2 degrees, have a great profession, and 0 college debt. Now I'm planning a new career in carpentry or electric free of charge. My education so far has always been free. Hell. I'm going to college through my union for free now after 20 years. Got acquaintances saddled with heavy school debt. Wtf???? What do I know???? I guess everyone has to learn their own way I guess.

@JohnDoe-zz7on

Жыл бұрын

@Marty McSuperFly! Maybe you right. Maybe what I seem as accomplishment is garbage. Maybe my legacy is Sh#$ So what have you done??? You must have a PhD, be a decorated war veteran, and run a business or something. Right?

@JohnDoe-zz7on

Жыл бұрын

@Marty McSuperFly! Singling me out? It was more like singling yourself out. So your accomplishment in life is doing nothing. Being a Praetorian tool better than being a useless tool. Any fool can do nothing. Nothing is easy. Hating and blaming is easy too and usually comes with doing nothing. When you hate and blame, you think it gets you off the hook for doing nothing. Maybe, but it just makes life more miserable and harder than it already is and definitely in the long run. Do you have a family, friends, a job, a fitness regiment???? If not, you need to. You need to have important responsibilities to have meaning. You also need to accomplish something worthwhile or have goals and go after it. If you don't have significant objectives, you'll be lost and miserable. It sounds like you are lost and miserable. Better look in the mirror and make some changes quick before your old and miserable. My day starts in the gym at 5am. That's how I start my day of accomplishments 365/year. Good luck.

@JohnDoe-zz7on

Жыл бұрын

@Marty McSuperFly! Yup. Good luck.

@ 1:45:00 re changing environment of publishing and academia. Jordan Peterson touches on these changes but from a different angle.

This guy has CIA all over him.

1:00:21 If you're gonna fight a millwright, pipefitter, or heavy equipment mechanic, don't let them grab you. They spend all day putting machinery into submissions.

Very Interesting, how this lines up with Romans 12:20 "On the contrary: 'If your enemy is hungry, feed him; if he is thirsty, give him something to drink. In doing this, you will heap burning coals on his head.'" Around the 80 minute mark, Peter talks about how the Marshell plan was what really got Germany on the right track.

This was amazing

Thai stick is great. Just finished, lets go

He stops at "Controled", and goes with "Buildings Pancaked". It was Deffinately Controled Demolitions that were pre-positioned before the planes flew into the Twin Towers on 9/11.

Caption is nice.

“ I’ve been around construction my whole life, I’ve seen controlled demolition …” 🤔

@chadhc818

Жыл бұрын

@Marty McSuperFly! they were quick to get back on track

Hard for me to like a guy like this, but he is the most interesting hippy I've ever heard of.

10 things to quit for all Strong Men: 1. Caring about what others think 2. Not believing in yourself 3. Not experimenting different ideas / solutions for problems (life&business) 4. Not prioritizing your health 5. Wasting your precious time 6. Wanting something (instead write a plan and work towards it) 7. Chasing meaningless relationships 8. Wasting or draining your energy from beating your meat 🥩 9. Wasting time by scrolling social media 10. Nailbiting/nailpicking habit for good (if you do it - consider stopping it as it makes you mentally weak + affects your confidence and all other areas of your life!) Take it easy and I hope you found one thing helpful in this list 💯☝ Let me know in the comments 💪

I'd love to see footage of Jocko vs. Dean.

I listened to about half of this already, this guy seems a little full of himself.

@rationalright8342

Жыл бұрын

His dad had a billion dollars cash. That should tell you everything you need to hear.

@badxradxandy

Жыл бұрын

Typical boomer

@humungushumungus213

Жыл бұрын

I noticed that too. He is a BS artist.

@Centurion6426

Жыл бұрын

Glad I'm not the only one! I almost shut it off. The name dropping especially was obnoxious.

what a legend

@ 1:32:10 controlled...oops

I want to see a pic of that tp roll :)

Well I lasted 1 minute and 40 seconds. That was starting to become challenging to listen.

@badxradxandy

Жыл бұрын

I'm 37 minutes and decided to read the comments and LOL

@rationalright8342

Жыл бұрын

Man the dudes unbearable Just a lair.

1:32:15. Oopsies. Gave himself up.

Hello, I am using Jocko's wisdom to teach my middle school and high school students writing. Is there an address I can send their letters to? My students are needing wisdom growing up in broken homes.

Jock & Goggins & Rob O'Neil = Water & Oil & Mustard

I feel you P.M. hopefully we can wake up soon.

New drinking game.....The Jocko...everytime the Boss says chheeck...slam a can/bottle of your favorite beverage

This man's life is fascinating and his intellectual capacity is clearly too much for many of this podcasts viewers. Alot of what he says is going over people's heads, even Jocko's. However, much of what he does have to say checks out 100% and also correlates and ties back in to Jocko's interview with Jordan Peterson about the Gulag Archipelago some months ago...thank you for bringing in such an interesting and mind stimulating guest! Puinsai!

I remember the riots throughout LA county school district when I was in highschool in 93' between the Mexicans and the blacks regarding a botched drive by. It lasted for a while and was about a year or so after the LA riots. It was my first experience of hyper tribalism at play in real time.

I hats the name of this book?

Add Hans Gruber to the list of villains.

Can we get Chael on the guest list!?

That was one of the most entertaining podcasts I have ever listen to. What a cool guy…

I'm half way through the podcast and paused because I would like to know why Sr Maguire referred to the gracies as garcia

@rationalright8342

Жыл бұрын

Probably cuz everything that’s come out of his mouth during this podcast is BS

@hulkito852

Жыл бұрын

@@rationalright8342 yeah probably

@thomaswilliamson625

Жыл бұрын

It was a joke. Because in the 1990s Americans didn’t know about the Gracie’s like we do today. Given their heritage and last name it makes sense people without knowledge and/or the ability to simply look up information online would mess up someone’s last name. That, more than likely, they heard second or fifth hand.

@hulkito852

Жыл бұрын

@@thomaswilliamson625 thanks thomas 🍻

29 minutes into video and it dropped 30 min ago 🗿

Quite interesting about the information on Fentanyl, it's part of the covid protocol in every hospital to give patients Fentanyl go figure

@bryanfrombuffalo7685

Жыл бұрын

It's a weapon...truly in e wey sense of the word

The most boomer life story ever. Imagine getting so many opportunities and second chances ... Never attributes any of it to his dad's stature in society.

@Centurion6426

Жыл бұрын

👏

Point break & roadhouse

Interesting when he said that the towers “pancaked” he started to say he had seen many controll....I mean construction projects in the past. Pretty sure he was on his was to say controlled demolition. I’m just saying...

Fucking great podcast boys! Could have listened to another 3 hours worth of story telling

he was gonna say controlled demolition when talking about 9/11

Time for you to advance ~ Daytime T.V. show~ or nightime... Billy L.

It's always some has-been criminal that gets to espouse their virtuous ideas about humanity because they've reformed .. 🙄

When was Peter born?

@jamesalexander8872

Жыл бұрын

1963

Who's taking extreme ownership for why all my Jocko fuel has two different labels?? Echo? Jocko?......

I wonder how Jacko would react if he were made instructor of 10 armies and taught them how to move as one lol. He should be given the chance if war were to break out in my opinion lol

How did this start about Cambodia then went to some boomer selling pot surfing and bragging about how great he had it.

FOFO, what a bad ass MOFO 👍🤙

McGuire strikes me as CIA or at least an asset, Cambodia, large scale weed smuggling, Master's degree and finally Journalism.. Pullover in NM.."trade craft" lol. As for Final Spin, there is a lot to that book and the media interviews on it's release that has a Twilight Zone back story

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Pshh, lets be f*ckin real. Jimmy Kimmel talks about pizza in a weird way. A bit to much for me to feel comfortable about it.

1:32:10

@donrussell1577

Жыл бұрын

I noticed that too. This guy is the most suspicious and untrustworthy I've seen speak in a while.

This guy needs to write and autobiography

Monks made to plow fields?? Pol pot!... Worst ever

"vengeance breeds vengeance" so let's send a message to all the other dictators that they won't be punished because ... Reincarnation?

👍

This was a great listen right up until the MAGA Playbook of Political Bullshit Points came out. Having to mentally tune out the nonsense and focus on the quality content was an unfortunate distraction. Jocko 2024, let’s make this happen.

While the vast majority of North American martial artists reached for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, I chose the less traveled flanking path of Wushu/ Kung-Fu. Reiki and Chi Kung are very popular with French Canadians that reject the overbearing presence of Catholicism here ..they are not the best people, they form groups to implement and impose sociopathies upon victims that are singled-out, destroyed then denied existence. Others had "land-speed" records to confirm, I have hand-speed records to check. Using audio signal analysis, the jab and cross are measured at intervals as low as 50ms, a rate of 20 strikes per second. Of course the hook and uppercut measured slightly longer to execute, the entire basic four strike boxing form, in not more than 1/3 of a second.

@BlAcKpHrAcK

Жыл бұрын

Hitler youth "Werewolves" became Green Berets, hsuush shsh whisper whispier whisper ..SAY IT NOW, LOUD.

@BlAcKpHrAcK

Жыл бұрын

Told em before, my pops put me to sleep with The Three Lil' Verevolves. Ma sang, "..ten little Indians gone." I choose the opposite, the Werewolves can leave or smarten-up and the natives are far from gone, most are twenty years damaged and neglected rather.

@BlAcKpHrAcK

Жыл бұрын

I cleaned at university in the nation's capital (could not attend), later I had the opportunity to perform analyses at the University of Ottawa, confirming the hydro-philicity of compounds that are proposed phyto-cananbinoid supplement treatment, for endogenous cannabinoid deficiency in bone marrow biochemistry (proposed non-psycho-pharmacologically-active treatment for Leukemia ..the police-pak and child-safe cannabinoid). The U of O is considered more prestigious, yet the washrooms traumatised me, I thought I had seen it all cleaning at Carleton (waxed every science building ..the bird's eye).

@BlAcKpHrAcK

Жыл бұрын

An intellectual REVERSAL.

@BlAcKpHrAcK

Жыл бұрын

What I realise, "team guys" may find themselves running and gunning with weapons ..I am running and gunning, firing novel technologies. There has been one technology delivered after another, for seven consecutive years now. My technology-birthing mind must be like an aircraft hanger door by now. No one in North American helps nor contributes resources yet. I have more important work to accomplish, they had their two decades of face-stuffing, couch-fluffing time working for the enemy and now that is over.

♥️ 🇰🇭 ♥️ 🇺🇸 ♥️ 🇻🇳 ♥️

Cambodia is a beautiful place. But it still reeks of human misery. Even now.

I cannot listen to this... #youhavetolivewithoutyourmother😭