Navy SEALs often rely upon a remarkable set of underwater vehicles to get their jobs done. What I’m referring to are specially converted nuclear submarines with advanced diving chambers, plus classified combat-ready mini submersibles also known as SDVs (or SEAL Delivery Vehicles).

I know a lot about these vehicles because two of three platoons I commanded were SDV-based. We SEALs spent an inordinate amount of time onboard Navy submarines all over the world. But as “guests” of these submarines, we were confined to just a few small areas of these amazing crafts.

Like all of us our current state of quarantine, we SEALs chose to submit to limited conditions for the greater good. Our shelter-in-place space was limited to a few cramped quarters. Yet the lessons I learned there — while spending as many as 50 days at a time on a submarine — are invaluable. Let me share them with you here so you... read more>>>https://www.successdigestonline.com/6-essential-actions-for-thriving-in-close-quarters/