The General Who Read 3,000 Books: James Mattis and the Discipline of Study
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The General Who Read 3,000 Books: James Mattis and the Discipline of Study
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What makes a great military leader — talent, toughness, or something deeper? In this episode of The Black Pearl Podcast, host Alex breaks down the leadership philosophy of General James “Jim” Mattis, the Marine Corps legend whose obsession with reading shaped every decision he made in combat.
From the Gulf War ambush he solved because he’d seen the pattern in a book, to his early operations in Afghanistan where cultural understanding mattered as much as firepower, this episode explores how Mattis used study as a strategic weapon. You’ll hear how junior officers like Chris Woodbridge and Jeff Hooks made life‑or‑death decisions shaped by preparation, not luck — and how those lessons influenced Alex’s own journey as a young Army officer.
If you’re interested in military leadership, combat decision‑making, professional development, or the mindset behind one of America’s most respected generals, this episode delivers practical insights you can use today.
Study or bleed — Mattis lived it. Now you can learn from it.