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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2019 · 33 MIN

13 - What Navy SEALS Can Teach Construction Leaders About Failure, Responsibility, and Recovery

from Construction Genius · host Eric Anderton

In this episode, we cover three things. Causes of problems on construction projects The Road to recovery from failure The benefit of taking complete responsibility The inspiration for this episode comes from "Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy SEALS Lead and Win",  by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin.   Highlights: [00:02:06] Definition of Extreme Ownership [00:03:52] The Cause of Problems on Construction Projects [00:08:30] The Road to Recovery from Failure: [00:16:04] What to do if someone isn't performing: [00:20:59] The benefit of leaders taking complete responsibility   [00:20:59] The Danger of leaders admitting mistakes [00:27:48] Specific next steps   [00:29:03] A FREE resource to help you solve problems: www.ericanderton.com/kam   The Cause of Problems: Poor Planning Poor Communication Poor Execution The Road to Recovery from Failure:   Take Ownership personally, Acknowledge Failure publicly Develop a plan to win If someone isn't performing: Is it a moral issue? Train and Mentor Keep loyal to team and mission The benefit of leaders taking complete responsibility     Gain the respect of the team Build trust Clear the path to addressing the issue   Action Items: Ask: What problems are plaguing you? Project Based Process Based People Based Commit: Take responsibility Tell the truth Ask for help Act: Gather the team Get ideas Build an action plan If you need help running meetings download a FREE short report Kick-Ass Meetings: www.ericanderton.com/kam  

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