The Biggest Interview of the Shawn Ryan Show?!
The guest references the SAS motto 'who dares wins' and its importance, emphasizing that permission-seeking is not the operational philosophy. The host notes this is the guest's second appearance on the show, recalling a previous life story episode where the guest promised to recount a specific significant day, a promise now being fulfilled.
Summary
In this opening segment of what appears to be a major interview, the guest invokes the motto of 22 SAS (the British Special Air Service), 'who dares wins,' and stresses the importance of this principle to people's understanding of the unit's operational approach. The guest contrasts this with a permission-seeking mindset, suggesting that the SAS ethos is fundamentally about taking action and initiative rather than seeking authorization. The host then contextualizes the interview by referencing the guest's previous appearance on the Shawn Ryan Show, where a full life story was documented. During that earlier episode, the guest made a commitment to return specifically to recount the details of a particular significant day or event. The host acknowledges that the guest has honored that promise by returning to the show to provide this detailed account.
Key Insights
- The speaker emphasizes that 22 SAS operates under the principle 'who dares wins,' not 'who asks for permission wins,' indicating that initiative and decisive action are central to the unit's ethos rather than seeking authorization.
- The guest previously appeared on the Shawn Ryan Show for a life story interview and made a specific commitment to return and recount a particular significant day.
- The guest has kept their promise to return to the show to provide the detailed account of the specific day they committed to discussing.
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Transcript
[0:00] The last time I checked, the motto of 22 SCES is who dares wins, not who asks for permission wins. People need to remember that. >> You've been on the show once. We did a life story on you. Believe it or not, you made a promise on there that said if you ever did recount the actual day, it would be here. You kept the promise. Here I am.
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