The “Thoughts Series” is a compilation of discussions on my thoughts as a leader that directly posit questions within my leadership style. “Thoughts” helps me not only stay grounded as… Read more »
Guest article by Anthony Clas. Another great contribution. He’s spent the greater part of 2017 documenting the Army’s story in Europe and had the opportunity to experience Jiu Jitsu in multiple… Read more »
I recently watched the movie Batman v.s. Superman. As the movie started, I found myself, probably like much of you, rooting for the man of steel. Who wouldn’t want to… Read more »
“It’s not the will to win that matters. Everyone has that. It’s the will to prepare to win that matters” – Paul “Bear” Bryant “The more I practice, the luckier… Read more »
Guest article by Anthony Clas. His perspectives on life and how jiujitsu can change not only our physical but more importantly, our mental well being give us all something to… Read more »
As I close in on graduating the Command and General Staff School, I wanted to give my two cents as a newly minted field grade officer. A lot of what… Read more »
I recently had the privilege to interview Brian Crandell, founder of Gi’s 4 GIs; an organization that takes donated Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu gis and sends them to service members and first-responders… Read more »
In 2016 the United States will elect the most disliked Presidential candidate to ever run for the office, Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump. Let’s face it, both candidates are ego-driven… Read more »
In life there are very few opportunities to truly lead; to be the sole bearer of decision-making, vision, guidance, and responsibility. More often, one is in a supporting role to… Read more »
In Parts 1 & 2 we covered being uncomfortable and the science & control that leads to submission. How do you deal with anxiety? Jiu-Jitsu allows a method to understanding… Read more »