The question for Podcast #22 is: where do we see the 12 principles of Extreme Ownership (https://a.co/d/13upaFR) in action in the stories of some of history's greatest entrepreneurs, innovators, and leaders?

- How did Steve Jobs use the concept of Prioritize and Execute to save Apple?

- How did John D. Rockefeller and Sam Walton use Decentralized Command to build and scale their operations?

- How did Jensen Huang take ownership of some of Nvidia's early failures and learn from those mistakes?- How does Jeff Bezos build high-velocity organizations that are decisive amid uncertainty?- And where have we seen subordinates leading up the chain of command to drive change and make things happen?- And more...That’s what we’ll be exploring in Podcast #22: my favorite examples of Extreme Ownership in action in the lives and stories of the leaders we’ve studied so far on this podcast. Let’s dive in. 00:00 Introduction to Extreme Ownership

04:53 #1: Extreme Ownership

10:10 #2: No Bad Teams, Only Bad Leaders

14:53 #3: Believe

18:39 #4: Check the Ego

22:32 #5: Cover and Move

26:57 #6: Simple

29:49 #7: Prioritize and Execute

32:49 #8: Decentralized Command

36:05 #9: Plan

39:56 #10: Leading Up and Down the Chain of Command

43:24 #11: Decisiveness and Uncertainty

47:58 #12: Discipline Equals Freedom