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Staring Down the Wolf
Part of 9/20

same way O’Connell showed he was secure in himself and had nothing to hide.
Transparency and clarity can also help build respect. That’s why O’Connell always took it upon himself to make sure his team clearly understood military orders and what was expected of them. Your fear wolf wants to hide behind ambiguity secrets and excuses – and it’s not until you lay out clear standards for success and failure that you can see positive change. That’s what O’Connell did. He committed to giving his men the tools to succeed. In return they gave him respect.
Challenge is a catalyst for growth so commit to pushing yourself.
One of the most famous rites of passage during SEAL training is Hell Week. It’s exactly what it sounds like – six days of hell designed to break down trainees. It tests physical endurance mental strength ability to work under duress and more. Think strenuous operational training under nasty conditions while sleep-deprived. 
And since a SEAL should always expect the unex