The most exciting thing I remember about 8th Grade are the nights my mom & dad left me at home long enough for me to eat 3 ‘Hungry Man’ T.V. Dinners…
But for Maj. Cal Walters, that transition to high school served as a springboard to a life of impact.
From missing the first semester of his freshman year, to becoming captain of the football team & class president, his journey to West Point & beyond is one that needs emulating.
As the Chief of Military Justice for the 82nd Airborne, he oversees an office of several dozen individuals responsible for some of the most meritorious & honest justice our nation provides.
After leading a platoon & serving as an XO in Iraq, Cal attended Campbell Law School – because apparently Ranger School wasn’t harsh enough.
My greatest take away from this conversation was the necessity of listening as it applies to leadership.
And as a fellow Trial Attorney, it was nice to know that fumbling the ball isn’t just something that happens in the civilian world.
Enjoy the conversation.
SHOWNOTES:
- Check out Cal's Podcast - Intentional Living & Leadership
- Find Call on LinkedIn
- Visit Cal's Website
- Read the intro-blog-post about LISTENING
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[ Legal Grounds is written, recorded & produced by Dust Devil Press ]
[ Our theme was composed by Dayna Vodovoz ]
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