- Cover
- Introduction
- Section I: Creating a Championship Culture
- Chapter 1: The Fundamentals of a Championship Culture
- Chapter 2: Determining “Best”
- Chapter 3: Defining “Best”
- Chapter 4: Core Means Core!
- Chapter 5: Recruiting and Hiring “Best”
- Chapter 6: Talent Still Matters
- Chapter 7: Determining Goals
- Chapter 8: When You Face a Hairpin Turn in the Road
- Chapter 9: Determining Standards
- Chapter 10: A Commitment to Goals and Standards
- Chapter 11: Hold “Best” Accountable
- Section II: Teammates
- Chapter 12: A Special Operations Teammate
- Chapter 13: Meet the Standards: Be a Thumb Teammate!
- Chapter 14: Do Your Job! Agreed, Kinda …
- Chapter 15: Winning Still Matters
- Chapter 16: Great Teammates Hold One Another Accountable
- Chapter 17: We Have Seen the Enemy
- Chapter 18: The Price of Not Holding Teammates Accountable
- Chapter 19: The Benefit of Team Accountability
- Chapter 20: Nice and Kind
- Chapter 21: How to Be Kind
- Chapter 22: Wash Your Hands! Developing a Culture of Accountability
- Chapter 23: Do Not “Lead by Example”
- Chapter 24: Consistency Builds Trust
- Chapter 25: Friend or Teammate?
- Section III: Team Leaders
- Chapter 26: Wild-Goose Chase
- Chapter 27: What Is and Isn’t Leadership, and Who Are and Aren’t Leaders?
- Chapter 28: The Mission
- Chapter 29: The First Standard of a Leader: Accomplish the Mission
- Chapter 30: Leaders Ask “How?”
- Chapter 31: The Little Things Take Care of the Big Things
- Chapter 32: The Second Standard of a Leader: Take Care of Your Teammates
- Chapter 33: Mission First, People Always
- Chapter 34: Controlled and Uncontrolled Environments
- Chapter 35: Developing Leaders
- Chapter 36: The Power of Delegation
- Chapter 37: Leadership Is a Contact Sport
- Chapter 38: The Roles of a Leader
- Section IV: Be Tough
- Chapter 39: Mount Everest: Facing the Challenge
- Chapter 40: The Case for Physical Fitness
- Chapter 41: Defining Toughness
- Chapter 42: A Light Switch, Not a Dial
- Chapter 43: Toughness: A Learned Trait
- Chapter 44: Developing Physical Toughness
- Chapter 45: What Is Mental Toughness, and When Do We Need It?
- Chapter 46: Don’t Rise to the Occasion
- Chapter 47: Be Passionate, Not Emotional
- Chapter 48: Choose a Positive Attitude
- Chapter 49: Inoculate Against Stress
- Chapter 50: Go or No Go?
- Chapter 51: Go!
- Chapter 52: The Death Zone
- Chapter 53: The Summit, but Not Mission Accomplishment
- Chapter 54: Mission Accomplished
- Section V: No Excuses
- Section VI: Hard Work Is One More™
- Section VII: Effective Communication
- Chapter 69: Alone on the Beach
- Chapter 70: Using CLAPP to Communicate Effectively
- Chapter 71: Listening to Understand
- Chapter 72: Battlefield Communication
- Chapter 73: Three Important Questions
- Chapter 74: Tell Your Teammates What You Want Them to Do!
- Chapter 75: Using a Back Brief
- Chapter 76: Closed-Loop Communication
- Chapter 77: Ignoring the Noise
- Chapter 78: Putting the Communication Techniques Together
- Acknowledgments
- About the Authors
- End User License Agreement
SECTION VII
Effective Communication
Lieutenant Commander Ghislane Stonnaker (left) and Lieutenant Commander David Hunt (right) signal to aircraft pilots on a ship’s flight deck. Note: Photo courtesy of Ghislaine Stonnaker, Lt. Cmdr. (Ret).
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