Eric Greitens - Invidious

Proud Dad. Navy SEAL.
Rhodes Scholar, Ph.D.
NY Times Best-Selling Author.
Governor. Athlete. Humanitarian.

Eric Greitens has written the following books: Resilience, The Heart and the Fist, Strength and Compassion, and The Warrior's Heart.

He has been featured on, but not limited to: CNN, Real America's Voice, FOX News, USA Today, Forbes, Rolling Stone, CBS, New York Post, Yahoo!, The New York Times, NPR, TIME, ABC, The Wall Street Journal, BBC, MSNBC etc.

Eric was educated in the Missouri Public School system, later earning an Angier B. Duke Scholarship which allowed him to attend Duke University. While a student at Duke, he earned a master's degree and a Ph.D., having written his doctoral thesis, Children First, which investigated how international humanitarian organizations can better serve war-affected children.

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Q&A WITH ERIC GREITENS:

Q. "There is so much advice out there about all the different skills and qualities folks need to develop in order to succeed in today’s highly competitive environment and often it can feel overwhelming. So, if we had to break it down to just the three that matter most, which three skills or qualities would you focus on?"

Eric: "Courage – The most important thing that you can do for yourself, is to learn to do the good thing that you are afraid to do. Ask yourself: when are you going to start doing what you know you must do? Over time, doing this makes courage into a habit – you will no longer be standing there wishing for resilience, you will be standing there…resilient.

Compassion – We’re here to make a difference for others and often must realize that we are serving a purpose much larger than ourselves. It is through acts of kindness and love that we can truly change our community and in turn, change the world.

Purpose – We all have a gift or a calling. The more you work in and develop your gifts, you become your best self, and the world benefits from you being fully in it. Finding your purpose is something that you get to and must do."

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