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089: A Navy SEALs Lessons in Teamwork with Chris Sajnog
Ryan Michler: Family Man, Business Owner, Founder of Order of ManRyan Michler: Family Man, Business Owner, Founder of Order of Man
089: A Navy SEALs Lessons in Teamwork with Chris Sajnog089: A Navy SEALs Lessons in Teamwork with Chris Sajnog
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Teamwork is something we hear a lot about but it’s not something that we typically delve into too much because we’re all expected to know what it means to be a team player.
Teamwork is the fastest way to growth and success in just about any endeavor in life and my guest today, retired Navy SEAL Chris Sajnog, is here to tell us how Navy SEALs operate as a team, how to reach others in a constructive manner, how to recognize strengths in others, and how to help your team thrive.
[quote cite='Chris Sajnog' align='none']"All we've done in the SEAL Teams is harnassed the power of working as a team." Tweet That[/quote]
Chris Sajnog
Chris Sajnog is a retired Navy SEAL Master Firearms Instructor, Neural-Pathway Training Expert, Speaker and Disabled Veteran Small Business Owner. He is one of the most experienced and respected firearms trainers in the world, being hand-selected to develop the training program for the US Navy SEAL Snipers. As a Navy SEAL he was the senior sniper instructor, a certified Master Training Specialist (MTS), BUD/S and advanced training marksmanship instructor.
After retiring from the SEAL Teams in 2009 to spend time with his family, Chris began training civilians and law enforcement officers. He is the founder of the New Rules of Marksmanship, a revolutionary approach to firearms training and has a passion for finding innovative ways to teach elite-level shooting skills online as rapidly as possible to his students.
He is a federal and state certified firearms instructor and has trained DOD, DHS, FBI, CIA, Law Enforcement, and multiple foreign allies in all aspects of combat weapons handling, marksmanship, and tactics.
[quote cite='Chris Sajnog' align='none']"Taking responsibility is one of the most important components of being on a team." Tweet That[/quote]
Show Highlights
How to train your mind to think differently
How Navy SEALs operate as a team
How the acronym, TEAMS, will help you succeed as a unit
How taking responsibility and taking blame differ
How to teach others in a constructive manner
How to know who to take advice from
How to recognize strengths in others
[quote cite='Chris Sajnog' align='none']"The motivation and the power comes from the team." Tweet That[/quote]
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[quote cite='Chris Sajnog' align='none']"As soon as you start taking responsibility, you start coming with up with answers to fix it." Tweet That[/quote]
Chris Sajnog is a retired Navy SEAL Master Firearms Instructor, Neural-Pathway Training Expert, Speaker and Disabled Veteran Small Business Owner. He is one of the most experienced and respected firearms trainers in the world, being hand-selected to develop the training program for the US Navy SEAL Snipers. As a Navy SEAL he was the senior sniper instructor, a certified Master Training Specialist (MTS), BUD/S and advanced training marksmanship instructor.
