Pentagon

The Commonalities of Hunting a Terrorist and Running a Business

Published December 6, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of CapitalismTagged entrepreneurs, Leadership, leader, Pentagon, The Mission, The Men, and Me, Pete Blaber, Delta Force Commander, Osama Bin Laden, lessons on strategy, inspiring a group, great leaders, dangers of a bureaucracy, bureaucracy, small businesses, garnering high quality intel, Consumer behaviors, military leaders
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I just finished reading a fantastic book The Mission, The Men, and Me by Pete Blaber, former Delta Force Commander. For all you entrepreneurs out there, this is a must read. Throughout the book, Pete Blaber reveals some of his high-profile missions, which included the …

Obama or Bush: Who’s Tougher on Terrorists?

Published September 28, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: InfluenceTagged Bush administration, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, military, ISIS, Obama Administration, American Presidents, warfare, Afghanistan, boots on the ground, private military contractors, Drone Warfare, drone warfare technology, Pentagon, CIA, spying agency, US warfare strategy, O
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While the two most recent American Presidents are polar opposites in respect to character, economic policies and political beliefs, they aren’t as far apart as most think when it comes to warfare. George W. Bush believed in openly flexing America’s military muscle by taking the …