“He broke protocol and brought outsiders into special operations, ... raids that weren't 18 times a month. He moved them to 300 times a month.”

General Stanley McChrystal · Tony Robbins Podcast Daily · Lessons in Leadership from a 4-Star General | Tony Robbins Podcast

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broke protocol by bringing external intelligence analysts into special operations, increasing nighttime raids from 18 to 300 per month

18 → 300 raids per month

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