117: What to Do When You Have Bad Luck. Tactfully Question Leadership. Tyrannical Leadership Proven to Work. Ratting on Your Boss.
0:00:00 - Opening
0:00:20 - How to question leadership, and respond to someone questioning your leadership.
0:09:10 - Problems with exhaustion in Jiu Jitsu.
0:20:33 - Steve Jobs was know to be a tyrant of a leader sometimes. Can that work for me, too?
0:33:48 - How to lead people who are older and/or more experienced than you.
0:38:26 - What to do after you've pushed your team too far, and into negative attitudes.
0:49:19 - Does Jiu Jitsu truly relate in a real life fight situation?
1:02:02 - Should you ease into getting in shape? Or go Level 9 hard core?
1:23:44 - Why not to draw hard lines in the sand.
1:29:40 - Should you tell the truth about your bad boss to your boss's boss?
1:44:55 - How to deal with bad luck and not catching a break.
1:48:26 - Support
2:07:47 - Closing Gratitude.
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