90: Joe Byerly — What's in His Green Notebook and How to Capture Life Lessons
Joe Byerly is a military officer and founder of From the Green Notebook. He’s a graduate of the University of North Georgia and Naval War College. Over the years, Joe’s been a contributing writer to multiple professional journals and magazines and a contributing author to two books. He’s also a Non-Resident Fellow at the Modern War Institute.
If you’re in the military, you’ve probably heard of From the Green Notebook. It has become the go-to resource and platform for military leaders to share their lessons learned and grow in community. Joe also has a killer podcast, From the Green Notebook, where he interviews leaders from all sectors. We dig into the original story of From the Green Notebook, how military leaders have reacted to Joe’s work (some not so supportive), his “why” for doing this work, some of his practices for reading, reflecting, and capturing lessons learned, and stick around to the end where Joe shares his top takeaways from working closely with GEN H.R. McMaster, GEN Scott Miller, and GEN Chris Donahue, some of the top military leaders of this generation.
Also, check out Joe’s new book to help you reflect during a moment of career transition, My Green Notebook: Know Thyself Before Changing Jobs.
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