Combat Ready instruktorid Priit Lilleväli ja Aleksandr Afanasjev käisid Balkani maades eelluurel suhteid loomas. Mis on sealse kultuuriruumi eripära ja kuidas ehitada head suhet igaühega? Mehed räägivad muu hulgas, kui kasulik tööriist suhete ehitamisel on märkmik ja kuidas näidata oma tegudega mitte sõnadega.

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It's Leadership Q&A time again! We get lots of questions from our regular online seminars and in this episode, Remo and I answer some of them.

We tackle the nuances of leadership, emphasising the value of open communication, the necessity of understanding the root causes behind a leader's reluctance to decide, and the power of building strong relationships within a team.

00:00 Start

01:35 How do I know what is REALLY my problem??

04:22 Understanding the line between personal and team problems

12:40 Isn't the military super strict? How does that relate to business?

20:25 It can be hard to make connection between military, business and life

28:02 Knowledge work is like playing basketball, you have to manage the crisis during the game

31:21 But what if I don't like the feedback I get??

35:50 How to support a leader who is hesitant to make decisions

38:11 Building relationships is ALWAYS the answer

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When you think about the journey of a nation, it's often the stories of its people that give colour to the black-and-white pages of history. In the latest episode of Combat Ready Frontline Podcast, we are introduced to a man whose life is a reflection of Estonia's struggle, growth, and development, Combat Ready Instructor Eerik Heldna.

Eerik's story isn't just about a career in public service; it's a story that reflects the fabric of Estonia's re-independence. Imagine being a young beat cop, witnessing the chaotic beauty of a country reborn, the lawlessness of once-forbidden streets now teeming with life and opportunity. This is where Eerik's tale begins, in the no-go zones of Tallinn, which today buzz with the vibrant energy of hipster culture and artisan cafes.

Host Louis Zezeran takes us on a journey through Eerik's eyes, exploring the transformation of Estonia from the ground up. From the gritty reality of drug enforcement to the strategic intricacies of military intelligence, Eerik's career is a testament to the power of being "default aggressive" — a mindset of seizing opportunities and serving one's nation with fervour.

(00:00) Start

(01:39) Eerik is giving a speech for Estonia's independence day tomorrow

(07:53) We just got back from training with Echelon Front in the US

(11:56) Estonia in the 90s was a place where you could make something happen

(13:04) Recalling Estonia's re-independence in 1991

(19:01) Most of Estonia's decision makers were relatively young after independence

(25:39) Eerik Estonian police in 1998 to focus on drug related crime

(33:17) Early days on the beat

(39:47) 90's Estonia had huge problem with border, customs and traffic police corruption

(52:41) Eerik's struggle with the balance between being default aggressive and taking responsibility

(57:07) Did the 90's pave the way for Estonia' entrepreneur spirit today?

(58:04) Final thoughts

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