"What does he see as important and how, how do those things drive his decision-making? Because that's what values do. Because if you don't have any values, you're gonna be a windsock." Retired Army Lieutenant General Mark Hertling joins @NicolleWallace on the latest episode of "The Best People" and says he'd like to ask what Secretary Hegseth's values are, as Hertling says it's key to being a "good leader for everyone." Click the related video to watch the full episode on YouTube. MS NOW: My Source for News ...

Retired Army Lieutenant General Mark Hertling sits down with Nicolle Wallace on “The Best People” getting emotional about his three combat deployments, his 38-year career, and what led him to write his new book ”If I Don’t Return." The book is a collection of raw and revealing missives written for his sons in the event he didn’t make it home. Hertling opens up on a war moment that changed him forever and lays out his vision of leadership for any field of work. Hertling notes that while active-duty generals ...

Thank you. Thank you very much. So before we talk about future, I would like to share something with you.I have been observing something. Okay. I have met lot of people in my life and these people look successful. They look successful on screens, on social media, on in their life.But when you get an opportunity to meet them, when you get to hang around them, you see a pattern which you generally don't see. What you see is not what actually happens. So these people they have this shiny they look like shiny a ...

You have never made a logical decision or a correct decision in your life. I'll give you the spoiler that it is okay. As an Air Force intelligence professional, I've worked with decision makers ranging from A-10 pilots to theater commanders who have to make fast, confident, high stake decisions where lives are on the line.And despite my wellressearched briefs, I've learned one thing over 23 years. While my information may have helped shape the plan, the decisions always came from their gut. I've had two bre ...

Um, so yes, I'm a dreamer and um, today I'm here together with you because I'm really thrilled to be in an audience where I believe there are more than or around 80 countries represented. I was just talking to the students. They told me that there are actually 79 countries and about 200 students.So I think that's exactly the place where I want to be today. because I'm going to talk about journeys. Um, I think that's incredible that over the course of your life, you could have chosen any country to go to a c ...

Hello everyone. Hi. >> Okay.I'm here today to share insights about everything I've experienced until now. The ups, the downs, what I've read, listened to, and people that I've met who shaped the way I see life. As as we all know, uh, behind every real success, there's an inner structure, an unseen foundation.But how can we build this structure. When I was 12 years old, I asked myself like everyone, who do I want to be when I grow up. And I found myself writing Miss World.To be honest, I forgot about it. I n ...

Over 40 years ago, I walked into my first classroom as a teacher. 34 pairs of curious eyes looked at me. My heart raced and my stomach fluttered. In that moment of doubt, a picture from the past flashed across my mind. It was a teapot, a teacup. And I heard the echo of my father's words. steep with purpose, pour with care, give the gift of time. That memory gave me courage. I smiled at my young learners, unaware that this was the beginning of a journey that would change my life forever. These three lessons ...

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[applause] My name is Wafi and today I'll be delivering a talk about leadership a blueprint for Brunai's future. Now let me ask a question before I begin my talk. Who raised their hand here who believe they are capable of being a leader.Can I see a raise of hand. Keep that in mind because this talk is all for you. So all right so before I begin I always have this saying that you are all built for tomorrow and you are rooted in yesterday.So what does this mean. This basically means that all of you are being ...

Core Values & Principles - Success is multifaceted and often misunderstood, with the visible achievements representing only a fraction of the effort and sacrifices involved [1][2] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of balancing tradition and ambition, particularly within the context of Brunei and Asian cultures where collective responsibility and family values are significant [3] - Three key values are highlighted: stability, integrity, and "cilatraim" (connection), which guide the speaker's approach to bridging tradition and ambition [4] Redefining Success & Values - Stability is traditionally associated with secure employment (9-to-5 jobs, government positions) and marriage, but the speaker redefines it as finding consistency and fulfillment in pursuing one's passions [5][6][7][8] - Integrity is not tied to job titles but is a fundamental character trait, demonstrated through aligning words with actions, especially when unobserved [9][10] - "Cilatraim" (connection) emphasizes building relationships beyond transactional interactions, recognizing the unique stories and expertise each individual possesses [11][12][13][14] Achieving Balance & Fulfillment - It's possible to harmonize tradition and ambition, finding a middle ground where they coexist and complement each other [14] - When tradition and ambition are balanced, work transforms from a mere hustle into a source of "baraka" (blessings), providing sustained fulfillment through challenges [15] - True success lies not only in visible achievements but in the "baraka" that sustains one's journey, encompassing sincerity, integrity, and perseverance [16]