Lane Jackson → NFB Class of ’05. Senior season of ’04… Navy… Inside… Backer…. Seal Team 8 Leader. Now in Manufacturing industry. A little bit of “You can’t cheat the grind”, “It being hard makes it valuable”, and “There’s not Price in WOULDN’T PAY!”
Takeaways
- Lane Jackson was a key leader in the Navy football team's turnaround (as well as a High School team turnaround).
- Lane's leadership and preparation had a significant impact on his teammates.
- Lane's favorite game was against Air Force.
- Lane's childhood and decision to attend Navy and NAPS shaped his journey.
- The 2004 Emerald Bowl was a symbolic milestone bowl game for Navy football.
- Lane's transition to the Seals was challenging but rewarding.
- The mental challenge of BUD/S (Navy Seal right of passage basic training) was intense and required overcoming self-imposed limitations.
- Understanding the brain and how it works can help in developing mental toughness and resilience. Transitioning from the military to civilian life requires adapting leadership styles and embracing a more collaborative working environment.
- The value of relationships and being part of something bigger than yourself is immeasurable.
- Befriending your inner critic and using it as a guide can lead to personal growth and success.