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Gurshawn Sekhon
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Key takeaways
- the leader must own everything in his or her world
- a leader should set aside ego, accept responsibility for failures, attack weaknesses, and consistently work to build a better and more effective team
- the direct responsibility of a leader includes getting people to listen, support, and execute plans
- with Extreme Ownership,you must remove individual ego and personal agenda
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- the leader must own everything in his or her world
- a leader should set aside ego, accept responsibility for failures, attack weaknesses, and consistently work to build a better and more effective team
- the direct responsibility of a leader includes getting people to listen, support, and execute plans
- with Extreme Ownership,you must remove individual ego and personal agenda
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Gurshawn Sekhon
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About 3/4 through chapter 2. Key takeaway is that the leader is truly and ultimately responsible for everything.
— Feb 04, 2026 09:56AM
Gurshawn Sekhon
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Great book so far. Trying to take the lessons and principles from this and implement into my life as a new soldier. Most important thing is that leadership has to take full responsibility and accountability for their actions. They need to learn from their mistakes so that they could better prepare for the next situation. The ultimate goal is to lead and win.
— Feb 03, 2026 12:18PM
