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Episode 10: Discipline
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Introduction
Water Bottles
Nalgenes
Yeti
Hydroflask
Introduction
This draws extensively from Jocko Willink and Leif Babin's book Extreme Ownership and Jocko Willink's podcast (Jocko Podcast).
10/10 for both, would strongly recommend to everyone, not just oper8or types (fire/ems/cops/mil)
Jocko Podcast: http://jockopodcast.com/
Extreme Ownership: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1250067057?ie=UTF8&tag=jocko20-20&camp=1789&linkCode=xm2&creativeASIN=1250067057
Discipline
Definition
Doing what you're supposed to do, even when no one is looking or nothing will be held to you
This is simple, it's just not easy
DISCIPLINE EQUALS FREEDOM
Discipline as a team
Teams develop discipline in operation and can function more effectively, and with more functional freedom
Example: air crew, specific disciplined actions allow easy operation if something goes wrong
Example: pit crew CPR
Example: coordinated initial attack for structure fires
Discipline with equipment
Take care of your equipment - don't damage equipment beyond need
Return equipment ready for use
Fuel the saws
Pack the hose beds nicely and with discipline
Restock the med kit
Wash the truck
Replace the linens
Equipment put back in service ASAP, this is critical for your mission!
Discipline with self
Maintaining a professional appearance at work
Maintaining personal fitness
Maintaining your skills
Train with others
Insist on working with your crew some, go out and drill if you're bored
Discipline with subordinates
"It’s not what you preach, it's what you tolerate"
You don't have to be hard on everyone, but don't tolerate unsafe or improper or poor actions
Insist in your crew being ready for the mission as best as you can
Even if you aren't the C/O of your crew
Discipline as an organization
"You can’t run your firehouse like a three ring circus and expect it to function like the marine corps when the bell goes off."
Organizations need to develop and maintain a culture where members make the right choices without any need for enforcement or outside discipline.
Every member contributes to this- when you anywhere on the food chain maintains the discipline, you influence those around you to be better.
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