Podcasts about sqt

After 9/11, Tom worked construction while he trained for the Navy and the grueling Navy SEAL program. Tom graduated from BUD/s, Airborne School and SQT, receiving his SEAL Trident in 2008. Tom joined SEAL Team One as a Breacher in 2008 and served until 2016 with four deployments including Iraq and Afghanistan. While still an active-duty Navy SEAL Pre-BUD/s Instructor (Lead Petty Officer LPO) stationed at Great Lakes Naval Recruit Training Command (RTC Great Lakes) in North Chicago, Illinois, Tom enrolled at Northwestern University as a full-time student and walked onto the football team as a linebacker after not playing football for 15 years. Tom played in the Big Ten for Pat Fitzgerald and the NU Wildcats from 2014-2016 at 32, 33, and 34 years old. James studied Journalism at the University of Missouri. James wrote his first novel in 1999 and cut his writing teeth in Chicago while owning 10 nightclubs and sports bars over many years. James owned a restaurant early in his career sponsored by the Mario and Michael Andretti IndyCar racing team owned by actor Paul Newman and Carl Haas. Andretti's 1987 Indy car was in the main dining room. Also, James survived a restaurant partnership with martial arts action-star Steven Seagal during Seagal's glory days following the breakout hit movie, Above the Law. James described the business relationship with Seagal as interesting. “It was before Seagal went to the other side.” James Pomerantz novels before The Breacher's Playbook include Ghost Bandit, Undisclosed Sibling and The Spitting Image of My Father. James wrote a 2004 biography entitled They Call Me Sid Rock…Rodeo's Extreme Cowboy. (Triumph Books, Chicago) The book was a colorful expose of Sid Steiner, 2002 PRCA World Champion Steer Wrestler. The Steiner family is Texas rodeo royalty. Sid's father Bobby Steiner was a PRCA World Champion Bull Rider in 1973. James lost his wife, Mary, in 2019. They raised four kids in Winnetka, Illinois. James now resides in the Chicago area near his family. The Breachers Playbook: https://tactical16.com/product/the-breachers-playbook/ Today's Sponsors: Montana Knife Company: https://www.montanaknifecompany.com/ TrueWerk: Check out the full lineup and get 15 percent off your first order. https://www.truewerk.com/clearedhot  

Ryan Williams is a former Navy SEAL turned entrepreneur, he's built, scaled, and sold several apparel brands over the years, now his companies (Industry Threadworks & Archive 3PL) provide apparel production and fulfillment services for a wide variety of other clothing brands and businesses. Ryan was also the longest serving Instructor in the Navy SEAL training pipeline (BUD/S & SQT) of all time, where he learned unique leadership skills that have enormous transferable value as an entrepreneur. How to follow Ryan: instagram.com/invictus5326/ Industry Threadworks: instagram.com/industry_threadworks/ Be sure to visit our websites: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.SOLGW.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Spotify for Podcasters: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/solgw-podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠

A former Navy SEAL and entrepreneur, Ryan Williams joins the 365 Driven Podcast to unravel his remarkable journey from a high school dropout to the founder and CEO of Industry Threadworks. Ryan's story is one of daring choices and the relentless pursuit of self-respect, offering a unique perspective on life's challenges and the drive to overcome them. He opens up about his motivations for joining the SEALs pre-9/11 and his transition into entrepreneurship, providing a candid look into the daring mindset that propels individuals towards such demanding paths. This conversation takes you through the grueling trials of Navy SEAL training and how they shape the resilient mindset needed for successful entrepreneurship. As the longest-serving BUD/S and SQT instructor, Ryan has seen firsthand the unpredictability of who makes it through and who doesn't, and he draws striking parallels between surviving SEAL training and thriving in the competitive business world. Ryan's personal evolution, from a young man searching for his place in the world to a seasoned business owner, underscores the transformative power of facing and embracing challenges. Finally, Ryan and Tony shift gears to discuss the intricacies of entrepreneurship, from fostering meaningful conversations among business leaders to the art of negotiation. Ryan shares his experiences in the apparel industry, offering valuable insights into problem-solving and the significance of understanding both the creative and logistical sides of a business. He also reveals some hard-earned lessons on financial decisions and the importance of strong contracts. Tune in for an enlightening look at the intersection of mental fortitude, physical endurance, and entrepreneurial spirit that defines success in both military and civilian life. Key highlights: Navy SEAL Training and Entrepreneurship Mindset Evolution and Growth Through Challenges Pushing Through Mental Barriers in Fitness Entrepreneurship, Business, and Problem-Solving Negotiating Deals and Contracts Connect with Ryan Williams: Instagram: @invictus5326 | @industry_threadworks Connect with Tony Whatley: Website: 365driven.com Instagram: @365driven Facebook: 365 Driven

On today's Zero Limits Podcast I chat with Taylor Cavanaugh former US Navy and current French Foreign Legionnaire.Taylor had his sights set on becoming a seal at a young age however getting in trouble with the law on multiple occasions which attended a recruiting station and was refused to enlist. To expedite the probation process he spent 4 months in a penitentiary and after completing his time he was allowed to join the Navy.Completing BUD/s and SQT class 284, graduating Jul 2011 serving 7 years as a US Navy Seal posting to Seal Team 7 with deployments Mexico, Yemen and Iraq. He also qualified as a Sniper, JTAC, Comms, Advent Laden SME. However his seal career was turbulent with brushes with the law and eventually being discharged after being caught using performance enhancing drugs. After struggling with mental health and contemplating taking his life, Taylor decided to get his life back on track he took a flight to Paris and joined the French Foreign Legion in 2019 which he is still currently serving out his 5 year contract. Listen in for this I didn't say a word for a hour! The story he tells was captivating.Website - www.zerolimitspodcast.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/zero.limits.podcast/?hl=en

The gals are pumped for the 7-on-7 season, and they're here to give you all the upcoming SQT information. Then, stick around to hear from Lauren Lashlee, wife of SMU head coach Rhett Lashlee on Women Talking Football.

So Eddie finally makes it to SEAL Team, but how does he measure up to the other guys? In this look back at FOXTROT Chapter in Eddie's memoir UNAFRAID, Eddie and Keith talk about unbelievably vast skill gap between the Marines and SEAL Team 2, and how quickly Eddie had to step up - both home and abroad. Get your copy of Eddie's memoir UNAFRAID on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or www.eddiepenney.com. For scenarios, preparedness training, and risk mitigation services, visit www.contingentgroup.com or follow Contingent Group on Facebook and Instagram at www.facebook.com/contingentgroup. 10% of all sales of Eddie's new memoir UNAFRAID goes to supporting retired SEAL's and their families at the SEAL Future Foundation. Find out more and Get Involved with the SEAL Future Foundation at www.sealff.org.Find out more about Unafraid at www.eddiepenney.com.

SQT - SEAL Qualification Training. In this look back at ECHO Chapter in Eddie's memoir UNAFRAID, Eddie and Keith review the differences between BUD/S and SEAL Training, the challenges that come with training for one of the hardest jobs in military history, and how being able to see every piece of the opeartion coming together helped Eddie to level up in ways he'd never imagined. Get your copy of Eddie's memoir UNAFRAID on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or www.eddiepenney.com.For scenarios, preparedness training, and risk mitigation services, visit www.contingentgroup.com or follow Contingent Group on Facebook and Instagram at www.facebook.com/contingentgroup.10% of all sales of Eddie's new memoir UNAFRAID goes to supporting retired SEAL's and their families at the SEAL Future Foundation. Find out more and Get Involved with the SEAL Future Foundation at www.sealff.org.Find out more about Unafraid at www.eddiepenney.com.

Jeff Ward joins the show talk NCAA NIL, Jimbo and Saban, and more. Plus, FLX 30 previews this week's SQT, and Where Are We at in Society asks the question we've all been wondering: Does an Elephant deserves rights?

Joe Cook joins the show to talk about Texas' chances of hosting a regional and football recruiting news. FLX 30 recaps last week's 7-on-7 SQT and Trey recaps the Mullet Open

Lorena AD/HC Ray Biles joins Tom & Garrett to recap the 7-on-7 SQT they hosted over the weekend, how 7-on-7 has changed high school football, the field of competition over the weekend, recaping the pool play and much more. #txhsfb

In this episode of Constellations, we first get a primer about quantum physics and quantum technology, then a discussion about the growing field of quantum communications, and how it applies to the space industry. There are only a handful of companies specializing in this technology, including SQT, a company that claims to transform the world’s networks for the quantum revolution. SQT CEO David Mitlyng joins us to explain the ins and outs of Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), applications in Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT), and quantum communications’ defense implications.

Chad Williams served our country with the United States navy, and more so the most elite force in the world a Navy Seal. Chad was a part of Seal Teams 1 and 7 with multiple deployments around the world and the middle east in the Iraq war. Chad is an author, public speaker, pastor and physical training coach now since leaving the seal teams, he as written a book called "Seal Of God" which is a biography about Chads life and time on the teams. It was rad to sit down and speak with Chad about his Book, and his experience going through BUDs, SQT and missions as a seal. This episode is filled with humor, Inspiration and so much more! Be sure to Follow Chad on Instagram and facebook @sealofgod, youtube and twitter Divine Sabotage. - Don't forget to Subscribe, follow, and share us on all plat forms. You can support us on our website buying merch www.justanotherfailure.com, or Anchor.fm Just Another Failure Podcast. - We love having our buddies companies, and companies we support on our show, in return we strive to give you guys something back as well. So here are some companies we have partner with promo codes for you guys. From the sponsors you hear us talk about before each episode. 1. "Justanotherfailure" Muertos Coffee Company 15% off 2. 'Fail" Heat wave Visual for 10% off 3. "Failure20" Rockwell Watches for 20% off 4 "fail" Manscaped for 20% off plus free shipping. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/justanotherfailure/support

Nuestro invitado en este episodio es Hugo Figueiredo, doctor en psicología social, director del master de prevención de riesgos laborales de la Universidad Internacional de Valencia y miembro de la unidad de investigación UNIPSICO, que se dedica al estudio de los riesgos psicosociales en el trabajo. En concreto del estrés laboral, el acoso psicológico (mobbing) y el síndrome de quemarse por el trabajo (SQT) (burnout). Conversamos con Hugo del análisis científico del estrés laboral, que se conceptualiza como una experiencia que puede ser positiva o negativa, en función de cual sea nuestra percepción de lo que nos demanda nuestro trabajo y del control que tenemos sobre el mismo, y que tiene unos síntomas físicos, emocionales y cognitivos. Además, Hugo nos explica las consecuencias personales y empresariales del estrés. Nos aclara conceptos como presentismo, el síndrome de quemarse por el trabajo (burnout), la sobrecarga de trabajo, los conflictos trabajo-familia, la falta de desconexión digital, o el tecno-estrés, y como todos estos fenómenos son consecuencia de una mala gestión de la competitividad que nos ha llevado a que el estrés sea la pandemia del mundo del trabajo.

Here is a list of questions / answers from a young man in high school doing a project for class - along with a few very common follow up questions / comments to fully explain: http://www.stewsmithfitness.com See article version: https://www.stewsmithfitness.com/blogs/news/ten-questions-about-seal-training-job-and-life What training does a career in the SEALs require? See SEALSWCC.com for the preparation details about the journey to get TO BUD/S but also read this as many people can get TO BUD/S but only 25% make it THROUGH BUD/S. See article format with working links - https://www.stewsmithfitness.com/blog... FIRST - Ace the PST - See article / videos for PST preparation guidelines. SECOND - Go see a recruiter - But read this - are you really ready? Crush the PST with your Mentor on Day 1 Extra reading during your prep journey - So You Wanna Be a Frogman Final Note: This preparation process can take some time even if you were a three sport athlete in high school. Do not be in a rush to join - join when you are ready and make yourself a Better Recruit (see Be a Better Recruit Video) because this is what you have to endure. Boot Camp, BUD/S Prep at Great Lakes IL - 15 total weeks BUD/S Orientation at Coronado CA - 3 weeks BUD/S Training - 21 weeks (1st Phase - Physical Conditioning + Hellweek, 2nd Phase- Diving, 3rd Phase - Land Warfare) SQT - SEAL Qualification Training - 26 weeks - Coronado CA 2. What particular specialization of the SEALs were you in? What additional special training did it require? I went to the SDV Team TWO after BUD/S graduation - then through six months of STT - SEAL Tactical Training with all the new guys on the East Coast Teams (aka today's SQT). Then Advanced Operator Training (AOT) at SDV to learn how to do the SDV / Mar Ops Mission off of submarines. We launched mini-subs and zodiac boats from sub surface with a host submarine as our primary insert method for SEAL missions. This required LOTS of dive time. 3. What natural abilities or interests are needed for a career in the SEALs? Be an open minded team player willing to learn something new each day and listen to people with more experience or less experience with better ways and ideas to tackle problems. A natural discipline to work hard every day whether is training workouts or long days and night of mission preparation. The discipline and dedication to stay fit is instrumental in being able to do the job. . 4. Is there good job availability for those who choose the SEALs? No - The SEAL community is small. More people try to be SEALs each year that make it. With a 25% graduation rate if 1000 people make it through the pre-selection process, only 250 will graduate. It is a tight community that has some of the toughest military training in front of the gates to the Teams. Are you prepared to be in the top 25% of your peers? 5. Would you rate the opportunities for advancement as poor, fair, good, or excellent? I would say good to excellent. Advancement is available for those who rise to the top in their year group, team, within their specialty, however it is competitive. You are competing with other SEALs throughout the Teams to advance in rank. 6. Could you list a particular advantage of being a SEAL? A particular disadvantage? You do a fun, challenging, and rewarding job in the SEAL Teams no matter what your role. YOu are serving your country with an elite team of like minded warriors, however, you have to do this job far from home. Being away from home is a tough challenge as you age with spouse and family to raise. However, this is not unlike any other military unit in our Department of Defense. It is tough on military families the most. 7. Do you have any special advice for someone interested in the SEALs (such as things to study)? Be good student - not some average Joe who fails classes. You need to be smart, able to think and communicate under duress. You need basic English skills of writing, public speaking. You need math skills and understand concepts of algebra, geometry, and science of physics and chemistry. Languages are also a plus as you will be overseas in other cultures of our allies as well as our enemies. 8. Are there any current problems faced by most SEALs? There are people in the world who hate Americans and want to kill us - whether that is our fault or theirs it does not matter. SEALs, other Special Ops, and Ground forces have to deal them up close and personal. That is an issue the SEALs are willing to do if needed. When there is no war and more peace time training deployments, a warrior without a war can also be equally challenging to the community. Dealing with the stresses of the job in any tactical profession is a problem that needs to be addressed sooner rather than later. Having access to stress relieving activities can be extremely helpful for the war-fighter and other tactical athletes as well (police, fire).

Matt Stepp was out at the Grapevine 7-on-7 SQT over the weekend, and caught up with a couple DFW area coaches. Before we get to those interviews, we reveal a little bit of the rollout for this summer's magazine, including the cover reveal and some behind-the-scenes shows we'll do in early-to-mid June.

Are you part of the 13% of employees in the world who's fully engaged in the workplace? YES, the organization has a clear business case for #doingthework to increase this number. There are clear benefits for you to #dothework to put yourself into this small group as well. 2017 Gallup Report 2013 Gallup Report Buckingham's book "First Break All the Rules" This week's Quick Tips: You know what you NEED. Take responsibility to be part of the solution. For the good of your community, workplace and your own future, #dothework to be more engaged and find meaning in the work you are doing.  Next week's SQT; the Hint: What if BIG DATA only codifies the past? Are we willing to accept that this is the best and fairest way to predict the future? Connect with me on LI - LINKEDIN PROFILE. Register for my upcoming Workshop - LINK  Register for the FREE ASK ROX RoundTable LINK Learn more on my WEBSITE: subscribe to my newsletter on the website and you'll receive an interactive exercise helping you take stock of your stress and feelings of overwhelm. read this week's blog post on curiosity where I expand on the subject. find a link in the latest blog post to my newsletter. learn more about my services 

What if? It's an audacious question and at its heart it is about curiosity. Do you entertain your curiosity, AND by doing so, allow it to expand and engage your thinking. Our patterns of thinking impact everything much more than we are consciously aware AND only when we make it more conscious will we be able to tap our curiosity fully to turn it into innovation and new ideas and ways of doing things. This week's Quick Tips: nurturing your curiosity will enhance your resilience and be driven by it AND when partnered with empathy can be potent and enormously powerful. Next week's SQT; the Hint: did you know that roughly 13% of people in the world feel fully engaged at work? What are you willing to do to be part of the solution?  Connect with me on LI - LINKEDIN PROFILE. Register for my upcoming Workshop - LINK  Register for the FREE ASK ROX RoundTable LINK Learn more on my WEBSITE: subscribe to my newsletter on the website and you'll receive an interactive exercise helping you take stock of your stress and feelings of overwhelm. read this week's blog post on curiosity where I expand on the subject. find a link in the latest blog post to my newsletter. learn more about my services   

What draws people toward violent extremist groups? Psychologists have conducted a lot of research to find this out and in this episode I summarize the findings of key researchers in this area. Researchers Arie Kruglanski, Katarzyna Jasko, David Webber, Chernikova and Erica Molinario explain how their theory, called SQT or Significance Quest Theory explains what leads young men to join extremist groups.