EP030: The Heavy Burden of Being a True Leader with Nick Norris

An episode of the Commanding Business podcast, hosted by Tim Hamilton, titled "EP030: The Heavy Burden of Being a True Leader with Nick Norris" was published on February 23, 2016 and runs 41 minutes.

February 23, 2016 ·41m · Commanding Business

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If you are the guy who is in charge and accountable, everyone will be looking to you for guidance and strength. Understanding your endgame will help you to prioritize and focus in times of high stress and responsibility. Today’s guest, Nick Norris, knew he wanted to be a Navy Seal from a very young age. While he was at the Naval Academy the unthinkable happened, the twin towers were attacked and Nick’s perspective about his career changed. He was thrust into a place of leadership from the very beginning of his service. He shares his insights about how...

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