Unbreakable Podcast With Thom Shea

McKeown began his mission for a less overcommitted life after he left his wife and hours-old baby in the hospital for an ultimately unproductive client meeting. Punctuated with zippy, thoughtful one-liners, this guide to doing “less but better” offers strategies for determining what is truly necessary, and shedding what is not. Too many people fall for the having-it-all myth, and would benefit from shifting from a non-essentialist mindset (unable to distinguish and parse out the truly important) to an essentialist one (capable of identifying the goal), contends McKeown. Instead of attempting to achieve everything, readers need to figure out how to do the “right thing the right way at the right time.” According to the author, the first step is un-committing: resisting the urge to join clubs, take on hobbies, and maintain unsatisfying friendships. Readers can stop making casual commitments, and can get over their fear of missing out. By making better choices, and not taking on the weight of other people’s probl

In each man is a warrior. Don’t be confused with the trend, with societal shifts, with angry disillusioned people. Just stop paying attention to the emasculating of men that has risen in the past fifty years. Learn the 13 Unbreakable Lessons Inside of every man, anywhere is the warrior. But, before I tell you the story of the warrior man, before you call your congressman and complain that my point of view is a threat to national security, before all that, pause a moment. Pause, because I respect your life and your point of view; pause, because this topic affects both men and women, and developing youth. Buy Unbreakable

Where does courage come from? What does it take to live a life of courage? You have to make up your mind that the things that have stopped you in the past, the things that convinced you to quit or give up, will no longer have that sway with you.  Be wiling to fail.  Push your limits.  Push them often.  Challenge the norm.  Challenge every thing.  Even the simple things that isolate you. Challenge them as well.  Go a day without food or water.  Double down one day on business – make 20 phone calls not 10.  Try to make twice the amount of money.  Push your limit physically, walk for 24 hours.  Push your relationship by finally sharing your failures with the one you love.  The life of courage can be had. By anyone willing to do the work. Do it.  Be brave, be bold, be unbreakable. Learn the Unbreakable Lessons Now

Extra ordinary interview with Jordan Harbinger.  Few entrepreneurs are brave enough to leave a field and start over.  Jordan has done it twice.  Listen and learn what it takes to win again and again.   Follow Jordan Harbinger here: Jordan Harbinger Join us and learn the 13 Unbreakable Lessons: Unbreakable Lessons

Welcome back to Unbreakable Podcast, this is Thom Shea author of Unbreakable a navy seals way of life. I rarely get involved with local trends or scary news stories because opinions are always plentiful and without execution. And my opinion is the same, all opinions don’t matter unless they are supported not by fact or history but by reality of what can be done right now. I call it execution, as in doing what you say you do. Most trends or media opinion doesn’t reflect what the opinion generators actually do or their lifestyle, and all opinions have drama and emotional hooks. So today isn’t opinion. I don’t offer my opinion. I want to tell you a story of warriors and a story about guns. Learn what is inside

Welcome to Unbreakable podcast, I am Thom Shea. Imagine if you had the skill set to adapt and learn anything. Imagine what that would be like for you. Imagine what your body would be able to deliver. Imagine what you would be able to learn. Imagine what you would be able to produce in your business. Further more can you imagine the experiences you would bring to your relationships at home. Finally can you really imagine the level of spiritual connections you would have if you learned how to use the 21 day adaptation cycle. There is a reason for today’s podcast. And here it is, people don’t give themselves enough committed practice to adapt a new skill set in their lives. We simply do not go through the 21 day process that is the corner stone for adaptation. You cannot shorten the cycle, you cannot hack the cycle, you must do something (anything) for 21 days straight before your system will adjust and adapt to the new demand you put on it. Unbreakable Lessons

Episode 58 Unbreakable Podcast. Extreme conditioning and the truth about basics. Welcome everyone back to Unbreakable podcast I am Thom Shea Author of Unbreakable A navy seals way of life. We just launched our newly improved Unbreakable Lessons on line after receiving new ideas, new ways to make the old online training better and found a way to improve on the deep interactions and discussions needed to make your learning clearer and more relevant. You can find our new application at Thomshea.com under unbreakable lessons tab. Today’s topic, however, is about extreme conditioning and the arrival of what truly comes from extreme conditions and that is BASICS, Basics, basics basics. As you listen I want to tell you up front that I am going to divide the discuss into five extreme condition areas. The extremes of physical, the extremes of learning, the extremes of wealth, the extremes of relationships, the extremes of spiritual connections.

My commitment to you on this podcast is to share with you not only what I have learned about pursuing what interests you but also finding in you passion. Each week we get volumes of emails and questions that people ask us about business, about athletics, about family, and about a great many other things I care not to mention in a public space. As we go through the week we try to formulate relevant answers to these questions so that in sharing the answer maybe just maybe the answer will move you. Today's podcast is about being interested again. It is about the crazy ineffective way people search for passion and interest. The other four letters words are my reaction using explicatives when I see people searching in completely the most ineffective manner. Follow us Creating passion

Today's podcast is the accumulation of 23 years in the SEAL teams, and 5 years training leaders and conducting Keynotes around the country about success. I have thought about this topic many times but have put in on the back burner so to speak because it is negative. However, maybe today we can talk about it and make it less so. Today we talk about the topic of Competition for the bottom. Yes I said the bottom. Competition for the bottom is so common it is disturbing. There are so many people actively doing whatever it takes, exhaustively doing whatever it takes to hit bottom. To lose. To not win. To fail. To get divorced. To get fired. To fail out of school. To get fat. To get injured. To alienate their family. To piss off their co workers or boss. There are even leaders that literally sabotage their businesses.

Interview with Max Gruber, author of Us People.  Reaching back to help people up the ladder of life is an honor.  The process is not difficult, but most people are unwilling to commit to the goals of others.  Max has taken on a project bigger than himself in the writing of "Us People".  His commitment and relentless effort to help the homeless and show us his vision, I felt couldn't be overlooked. Follow and support "Us People" through the links below: Us People facebook

The topic is waiting. Waiting, waiting for something, waiting for the weather to change, waiting for your body to be fit, waiting for the right job, waiting for the right man or woman, waiting. The amount of time and energy people put into waiting is profound. Waiting for the bus, waiting for the phone to ring, waiting for the plan, waiting for permission, waiting for guidance, waiting for clarity. Every age group has its waiting. Now I want you to think about this and when something I say strikes the right cord, then think about how much time and energy you personally spend waiting. When you are tired of waiting join us at the link below: No more waiting

  Beginning the new year means exiting the last year and starting over.  Cleaning up 2017 with lessons learned Creating an end goal for 2018 Discussing the known mine field that will derail your efforts this year The first challenge for 2018 Learn about our forging leaders training here:  Adamantine Alliance  

Being a man of courage and grit is effective and appreciated. Kyle Thompson shows us how to be brave in the face of conflict.  Strength, Character, Commitment are never flaws, even though the trend is to be weak.  No man or woman can do this alone. Follow Kyle here: Undaunted Life instagram: @undauntedlife Twitter: @undauntedlife facebook:  Undauntedlife Podcast: Undaunted Life

On Killing and On Combat are books written by Dave Grossman to share and teach how to lead and thrive in very difficult environments.  Stress is a valuable skill to learn.  Take away is to always do the simple things:  Sleep, Breathe, and Communicate openly. Follow Dave here: http://www.grossmanacademy.com/ Dave's books

As you seek success in your life, Abandon your WHY. You have been sorely misled. You must BE committed before you discover your why. Why is the sixth order of importance. Learn with our staff of Navy SEALs at Unbreakable Lessons.

 Stacy and I discuss the raising of a warrior kid. Rules of Engagement vs Return of Investment.  The two are completely counter to each other. The more you want one the less you get of the other. Here is why- I am committed to performance whether it be my performance, or it be my families performance, or your performance. You cannot create rules and parameters for growth, you must un-bridle the horse to see him run fast. See how you balance the two.  Take the Unbreakable Balanced Assessment test.

Welcome back to Unbreakable Podcasts. I am Thom Shea, CEO of Adamantine Alliance and author of Unbreakable a navy seals way of life. We are in the business of developing people. Today we talk about surviving the top of success by literally torching the model and getting back to the roots. Matt Manero has authored a book called "The Grit".  Please read it. Success is a measurement of leadership and ability to adjust and often burn the model that go you to the top. Sign up and begin the next step Unbreakable Lessons

Welcome back to Unbreakable Podcasts. I am Thom Shea, CEO of Adamantine Alliance and author of Unbreakable a navy seals way of life. We are in the business of developing people. People are the greatest gift and the only true product of business. You are either in the business of people or you are pouring coffee for someone who is in the business of people. Today we celebrate veterans. Every single generation of people who have lived in the United States has been a generation of veterans of war. Sign up and begin the next step Unbreakable Lessons

This episode is an authentic discussion about raising warrior kids, by way of having a strong woman.  Stacy and Thom discuss fear and wanting a warrior kid; earning your life vs entitlement; being a stand for your kids by being the example; and adapting quickly. Sign up for Unbreakable Lesson and join the ones who want to learn how to raise warrior kids!  

Unbreakable Podcasts bring successful people to our committed listeners.  Today's podcast engages the most important topic for every leader:  The importance of parenting and leaving the legacy of warrior sons and daughters.  This weeks committed listener discount code to learn the 13 Unbreakable Lessons is "online" Follow us on website Facebook Twitter