What are the 8 key factors that we need when conducting any operation, dealing with any conflict, or carrying out a project?
This podcast discusses the 8 critical elements of success in any conflict scenario: Perspective, Maneuver, Tempo, Mobility, Intelligence, Surprise, Logistics, and Leadership.
Whenever we want to do something big in life, we need (1) a strategy, (2) a campaign or a series of campaigns, and (3) tactics.
This podcast discusses these three levels of operational art, and how they must accommodate our goals and envisioned end-state.
You will hear many people try to tell you that “this can’t be done” or “that can’t be done.”
And many times such talk is proven wrong.
What are social boundaries?
Why are they important?
And how do we go about setting them, and reinforcing them, with other people?
Holidays can be rough times for family dynamics. Old tensions and antagonisms can simmer and bubble to the surface. When they do, we need to have a dialogue with ourselves.
This podcast can be part of that dialogue.
How can I stop procrastinating and regain control of my life?
How can I maintain my focus and motivation for the things I’m doing?
We all nurse some form of anger or resentment about wounds we received in the past.
Why is this? Where does it come from?
And how can we free ourselves from it?
This podcast focuses on these questions.
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Everyone wants to be creative. Everyone wants to soar with the eagles.
What conditions must exist for creativity truly to flourish? And how do we go about establishing those conditions?
In this podcast, we discuss boldness and action. We discuss the nature, importance, and features of boldness.
How can we cultivate boldness?
I’ve gotten questions now and then about what it’s like to get older. How do I keep my mental and physical fitness like you? How do my thoughts change? How do my relationships change?
It’s a question that deserves an in-depth discussion, since the answers are complicated.
Quintus Curtius 
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