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What The Best Leaders Do That Others Don't, with Former US Marine, Joe McNamara
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Joe McNamara is a former Marine, ground force commander, and leadership speaker who’s seen what real leadership looks like, both in combat and in corporate. In this episode, he sits down with Tara to unpack the mindset, emotional intelligence, and personal responsibility that separates average leaders from exceptional ones.
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Chapters
1. What The Best Leaders Do That Others Don't, with Former US Marine, Joe McNamara (00:00:00)
2. Why Military Speakers Hit Different (00:01:56)
3. What Combat Training Really Teaches You (00:04:26)
4. Leading Under Pressure (00:06:36)
5. Emotional Intelligence on the Battlefield (00:10:56)
6. The #1 Trait Every Great Leader Has (00:14:24)
7. Accountability = Compassion (00:19:40)
8. Stop Raising Followers (00:23:36)
9. Kids Want Standards (Even If They Push Back) (00:27:10)
10. Why Delegating Is a Trust Exercise (00:33:13)
11. Real Leadership Isn’t About You (00:38:25)
12. The Trap of “That’s Just Who I Am” (00:46:27)
13. Identity vs Assignment (00:51:57)
14. Coaching, Parenting, and Leading with Clarity (00:56:02)
15. When Leaders Create Leaders, Not Bottlenecks (00:59:17)
16. What Will Your Leadership Legacy Be? (01:01:44)
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