Includes 10 paperback copies of "Detachment November: The Unclassified Story of U.S. Navy Seabees in Diplomatic Security" signed by the author, Timothy Dahms, and shipped to the winning bidder in advance of the leadership talk. The winner will host a Leadership/Book Talk with the author on a virtual platform of their choice, for their team/company. The author may be able to present in person if other arrangements are made.

*Travel by the author to present in-person is not included and may be addressed separately, if requested.*

The Five Be's is a straightforward and no-nonsense guide to living a healthy and successful life. In the crush of 21st century living and working, it's easy to get lost in the noise. The Five Be's helps you cut through the noise with time-honored principles to being fully human and living authentically.

In this book, you'll learn:

How to value your own worth, and the worth of those around you, so you can become the person you were meant to be by being authentically Proud. You will learn the difference between authentic pride and counterfeit pride, and how to lift others up just like the A'ama crab.
How to live in authentic Freedom - and the difference between doing what we want and doing what we should. Being authentically free is crucial to living a healthy and successful life, and this book offers concrete steps to becoming free to choose what's good for you.
How to live the Cardinal Virtues - what it means to be virtuous, and why everyone should strive to live a virtuous life. Prudence, Temperance, Justice, and Fortitude are just as applicable today as they were in Aristotle's time.
What it means to be Balanced - humans are complex creatures and it's necessary for our own personal and professional growth to be integrated and balanced in mind, body, and spirit.
Finally, how everyone should embrace Courage as a necessary part of our life - courage to act in times of danger, and moral courage to do what's right no matter what the cost. A courageous person is never unprepared for adversity.

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"If you have wanted a road map to help you achieve more and lead with clarity and confidence, this book lays it all out there for you! Jenn provides the framework to help you silence self-doubt, act with intention, and find the warrior inside."

-ALISON LEVINE, NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF ON THE EDGE; FACULTY, THAYER LEADERSHIP AT WEST POINT

We all have passion-fueled dreams that may seem too bold or too risky.

We are continually challenged to meet goals, either the goals of our organization or the goals we set in our personal life. However, we often feel that our goals and dreams are out of reach, we are not ready, we don't have the time, or maybe we're just not good enough. Many of us are struggling with impostor syndrome, self-doubt, the fear of failing, and the fear of success.

We listen to the voices of instinct and intuition, which have kept us safe in the past. Yet the voices of the inner critic, procrastination, and perfection sound similar enough that they hold us back.

With her four-step framework, developed through scientific research, and personal and secondhand experiences, Jenn underscores the need to find, awaken, and strengthen one's inner warrior to reach those unattainable dreams.

Never before have the gates of Camp David been opened to the public. Intensely private and completely secluded, the president's personal campground is situated deep in the woods, up miles of unmarked roads that are practically invisible to the untrained eye. Now, for the first time, we are allowed to travel along the mountain route and directly into the fascinating and intimate complex of rustic residential cabins, wildlife trails, and athletic courses that make up the presidential family room.

Millions of visitors set eyes on the Grand Canyon annually, yet less than 1% venture into the canyon. A very select few complete the iconic journey from one rim to the next rim and back with no stoppage. In need of an annual noteworthy athletic endeavor, 30+ year endurance athlete, military veteran and "professional running enthusiast" Tony Hofmann seeks to fill a gap created when the 2021 Boston Marathon is postponed until October. With limited planning-on a whim-he chooses to tackle one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, the Grand Canyon Rim to Rim to Rim trek, with minimal breaks. Relying on decades of experience, detailed planning and a personal DNA forged in grit, he provides a roadmap and useful details for the few who choose to set foot within the confines of one of the most picturesque locations on our planet.

Endurance athletic events are only for young, elite athletes that can dedicate their full time and energy to these endeavors, right? Wrong. Jumping directly from the marathon distance of 26.2 miles to the mystical distance of 100 miles, 26-year military veteran Tony Hofmann dispels this notion by completing the legendary 100-mile "Race Across the Sky" in Leadville, Colorado--the highest incorporated city in the U.S. Putting grit into action, Tony chronicles his journey and proves that common athletes who work full time while raising a family can still achieve uncommon results on one of the largest ultra-marathon stages the sport offers. Learn how an indomitable spirit combined with a rock-solid training plan can catapult one to conquests once thought unimaginable.
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Do you want to assist veterans suffering from emotional distress? Then stop talking about it and take real action. This is the story of Team Leadville, a high-altitude marathon team with a unified mission: stopping veteran suicide. Incorporating the tenets of endurance, teamwork and grit--while using the highest U.S. city as the backdrop--this book chronicles the team's odyssey from the simple idea of a group challenge to raising nearly one quarter million dollars (and counting) to save veteran lives. Learn about the physical and mental challenges tackling the Leadville Trail Marathon's brutal course, building a successful all-volunteer team, and discovering a program that continues to transform the lives of veterans suffering from the moral injuries associated with their service. Endurance, Teamwork and Grit demonstrate the collective power of teams and Team Leadville's relentless push to end veteran suicide.

Bridges to Baghdad tells the story of the "fighting Seabees" and their role in the Iraq War, and how they raised the bar of the legendary "Can Do!" tradition set by their World War II forefathers. The U.S. Navy Seabees are America's premier expeditionary construction force. During Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003, they stormed into Iraq along side the First Marine Expeditionary Force (1 MEF). Task organized into three regimental-sized formations under division-level command of Rear Admiral Chuck Kubic, the Seabees maneuvered, built, and fought their way to Baghdad. They advanced through one of the world's harshest environments and against some of the fiercest adversaries they had encountered since Vietnam. During this intense campaign, Seabees carried out their primary missions of building bridges and roads along the attack route, and conducting Civil Military Operations in the face of a cunning, often hidden enemy. They not only built military bridges during the historic march to Baghdad but also cultural bridges during the subsequent reconstruction of a liberated Iraq.