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In this episode of The Better Leadership Team Show, I sit down with Dr. Andrew Wittman, former Marine, federal agent, and author of Inner Armor: Perpetual Resilience. Andrew shares actionable strategies for building emotional strength, rewiring habits, and creating resilient leadership teams.

We cover how to “Think Like C.R.A.P.” (Clarity, Relevance, Accuracy, Precision), craft a powerful identity statement, and transform obstacles into growth opportunities. Whether you’re a CEO, team leader, or individual seeking resilience, this conversation is packed with insights you can put into practice today.

https://getwarriortough.com/podcast/

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Chapters

1. Get Warrior Tough, and Think Like CRAP with Dr. Andrew Wittman (00:00:00)

2. The Critical Thinking Matrix (00:02:12)

3. Thinking Like Crap: Clarity, Relevance, Accuracy, Precision (00:04:21)

4. Building Warrior Toughness (00:07:14)

5. Creating Your Identity Statement (00:08:31)

6. The Power of Questions in Resilience (00:12:49)

7. Overcoming Core Beliefs and Achieving Success (00:15:03)

8. Rewiring Habits for Long-Term Success (00:18:53)

9. The Importance of Self-Reflection for Leaders (00:22:28)

10. Taking Ownership and Creating a Warrior Mindset (00:23:44)

11. Introducing the Inner Armor Book (00:23:53)

12. Practical Steps to Start Your Journey (00:24:55)

13. Utilizing Free Resources and Content (00:26:17)

14. Implementing the Warrior Mindset in Teams (00:28:38)

15. How Andrew Works with Clients (00:31:11)

16. Addressing Team Drama and Leadership Challenges (00:35:25)

17. Final Thoughts and Contact Information (00:38:32)

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