
Why I Wrote Unstoppable Teams
Unstoppable Teams come in all shapes and sizes, but they all depend on understanding human emotions, motivations, and values. It is both complex and as[...]

Unstoppable Teams come in all shapes and sizes, but they all depend on understanding human emotions, motivations, and values. It is both complex and as[...]

The better you are at forging relationships, especially with those who disagree with you, the more unstoppable you’ll become as a team builder and leader.[...]

In my previous post, “Navy SEAL Speaker on High-Performance Training, Team Building, and Leadership,” I shared with you how I approach training leaders[...]

Before I tell you about what to do on day three of your goal setting mission, I want to share a series of short vignettes. These are true stories about[...]

As I noted in my last post, I am a goal setter and regularly take stock of where I’ve been and where I’m heading at intervals throughout the year. I’m on[...]

Did you ever have Opposite Day at your school? In some classrooms, kids get to enjoy the silliness of Opposite Day, the one school day a year where they[...]

Unstoppable Teams are characterized by their ability to bring diverse individual gifts to bear upon the team’s goals through a shared sense of purpose and[...]

One of the tricks your mind will play on you is convincing you that you have no other option than to stop. Don’t fall for it—Ever. You have a choice. You[...]

I originally wrote the book, Be Unstoppable, as a leave-behind for my four boys. In SEAL Team, we would write these “just-in-case” letters for our next of[...]

PHOTO: SEAL candidates performing drown proofing, the one on the bottom right is grabbing the mask with his teeth, he’s almost done! On the first day of[...]