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Ep 128: Lead Your Family Like A Navy Seal w/ Lt. Larry Yatch
Ep 128: Lead Your Family Like A Navy Seal w/ Lt. Larry Yatch
Ep 128: Lead Your Family Like A Navy Seal w/ Lt. Larry Yatch
Monday 23rd May 2022
Frank Rich talks with Lt. Larry Yatch about applying Navy SEAL leadership skills to family life on The Super Human Life Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Leading Like a Navy SEAL: Lt. Larry Yatch on Family and Leadership
If you're doing what normal people do, you will never excel above the norm.
Imagine taking the discipline and leadership skills of a Navy SEAL and applying them to your everyday family life. In this episode of The Super Human Life Podcast, Frank Rich sits down with Lt. Larry Yatch, a former Navy SEAL and elite leadership strategist, to explore just that. Lt. Yatch, who has transitioned from military life to helping executives excel in leadership, shares his journey from his early years to becoming a Navy SEAL.
He opens up about living with Asperger's and how it shaped his pursuit of excellence. Lt. Yatch discusses the SEAL Teams' unique leadership model and critiques the current leadership paradigms we often see today. He offers practical advice on how high-performance leadership principles can be applied not just in the workplace but at home, emphasizing the importance of self-regulation, purpose, and vision.
He also delves into family dynamics, stressing that followers are just as crucial as leaders in creating a harmonious household. This episode is packed with actionable insights for anyone looking to lead their family with the same precision and dedication as a Navy SEAL. Whether you're battling addiction or simply seeking to improve your leadership skills, this conversation offers valuable lessons on accountability, faith, and fitness.