Lead. Win. – An Extreme Ownership Podcast
Lead. Win. - An Extreme Ownership Podcast
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Lead. Win. - An Extreme Ownership Podcast Hosted by Leif Babin and Jamie CochranIn a world where leadership is tested daily, Lead. Win. brings you the hard-earned lessons, battle-tested principles, and real-world strategies you need to excel. Join Leif Babin, co-author of Extreme Ownership and decorated combat leader, and Jamie Cochran, a renowned leadership instructor, as they break down the core tenets of Extreme Ownership and apply them to the challenges of business, family, and life.Each episode dives into practical examples and case studies, featuring conversations with leaders from all walks of life. Whether you're a CEO, coach, teacher, or simply striving to lead better, this podcast equips you to take ownership, lead with courage, and—ultimately—win.
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The show centers around leadership techniques rooted in Extreme Ownership, exploring themes such as accountability, teamwork, and resilience. Episodes feature practical applications of these principles in various contexts, with specific examples including case studies on successful businesses and discussions on family leadership dynamics.
Lead. Win. – An Extreme Ownership Podcast
Hosted by Leif Babin and Jamie Cochran
In a world where leadership is tested daily, Lead. Win. brings you the hard-earned lessons, battle-tested principles, and real-world strategies you need to excel. Join Leif Babin, co-author of Extreme Ownership and decorated combat leader, and Jamie Cochran, a renowned leadership instructor, as they break down the core tenets of Extreme Ownership and apply them to the challenges of business, family, and life.
Each episode dives into practical examples and case studies, featuring conversations with leaders from all walks of life. Whether you're a CEO, coach, teacher, or simply striving to lead better, this podcast equips you to take ownership, lead with courage, and—ultimately—win.
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How do you build a relationship with someone you really don’t like—but still have to work with to accomplish the mission?
In this episode of the Lead.WIN. Podcast, Leif and Jamie break down one of the most common leadership questions we get from every industry:
👉 “How do I build a relationship with someone who rubs me the wrong way?”
Using real stories from the SEAL Teams, corporate clients, and their own lives, they show why the problem isn’t just the “difficult person” on the other side… it’s two egos colliding. And more importantly, what you can actually do about it.
You’ll learn:
- Why a bad relationship with your boss, peer, or inspector is hurting your team more than you think
- How to check your ego and stop “drinking the haterade”
- The Extreme Ownership framework for relationships: Trust – Listen – Respect – Influence – Care
- Practical steps to repair frictional relationships (even when there’s history and emotion)
- How to stop assigning sinister intent and start building alignment around the mission
- An Immediate Action Drill you can use this week to fix one relationship in your life
At the end, you’ll walk away with clear, tactical actions to build effective relationships—up, down, and across the chain of command—so you can lead and win.
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