Jack is also an avid hunter, a husband, and a father. It’s probably a big reason his last three books are so extremely credible – he’s used his decades of combat experience as the foundation for the immense amount of research that goes into his works. He spent over 20 years in Naval Special Warfare as a SEAL Sniper, Troop Commander, and a Task Unit Commander leading a team in Iraq and Afghanistan. My guest today is the one and only Jack Carr. Today, we talk about putting yourself in the public eye, pursuing something you’ve always been interested in, how military combat compares to civilian life and the life of a writer and forging the path you’ve always wanted to walk.Įmerging opportunities Leveling the playing field Social media Providing value Those who sacrificed Wasted bandwidth The Cold War Who you follow An unassuming demeanor Being kind to people Flipping your switch What’s next The hero’s journey Dealing with bureaucracy Adapting quickly Standard operating procedures JACK CARR Jack is one of the most genuine men I know and I’ve always been fascinated with his transition from warrior to author. And, if you’ve listened to any of our previous episodes, you’ll know exactly why. His name is Jack Carr and I take every opportunity I can to talk with him.

My repeat guest, friend, former Navy SEAL, and author of the James Reece series which includes Terminal List, True Believer, and his newest (released today), Savage Son.

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