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Episode 33 - Greg Jones: Soldier to Civilian | 23 Years In The Australian Army

from LEAD 'EM ALL · host High Performance Leaders

Greg shares his journey of over 23 years in the Australian Army, detailing his experiences and challenges from his early life to his military career and beyond. He talks about his postings, duties, leadership roles and deployment. Jonesy also reflects on cultural differences between military and civilian life, emphasising the importance of discipline, resilience and mindset. He delves into his transition out of the military and his current role in Abu Dhabi, supporting the UAE defence force to improve their air drop capability. 🎧Spotify – YouTube - Applehttps://www.highpl.com.au/podcast High Performance LeadersWhether you're building a stronger team, developing leaders, or navigating a critical period — we’ve got you covered.-         1:1 Leadership Coaching-         Team Workshops & Custom Training-         Operational Leadership Support -         Development for Leaders at All LevelsIf you're ready to lift performance, culture and accountability.👉 Contact Daniel: https://www.highpl.com.au/24 Hour Leadership Challenge7 - 8 March 2026Perth, Western AustraliaMore Info HERE

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