Clark D. Stuart
Partner
Clark D Stuart II served as a U.S. Navy SEAL for 22 years. As a SEAL, he was responsible for a wide range of operations conducted worldwide and has been a special U.S. representative to foreign heads of state on matters of national defense. His advanced knowledge of intelligence operations made him a leader in researching and developing tactics currently used in the global war on terrorism.
Clark has been a Leadership and communications instructor, mentor, and advisor for over 22 years. He has trained major corporations and all levels of federal, state, and local government. He is a recognized leader in the field of influence and communications. He holds a Master of Science in Management degree and conducts Teambuilding, Leadership, and Communications skills training worldwide.
Clark D Stuart’s distinguished career as an officer in the U.S.Navy SEAL community included being the Advanced Training Officer and Scout Sniper Instructor for the Navy’s elite counter terrorism unit. These experiences gave him an insight into the different training and learning methodologies applied by individuals working towards attaining their goals. Clark discovered that there were distinct and identifiable differences between those who succeeded and those who did not in this demanding arena. Some individuals applied specific principles that made them more successful than others. These principles could be learned and applied by anyone who desires to excel. These insights enabled him to identify and develop a five-step program that made the difference between success and failure in any skill that SEALs were tasked to perform. Those individuals who pursued their goals by employing this process with near fanatical fervor were consistently recognized as the best in their fields.
Clark D Stuart II served as a U.S. Navy SEAL for 22 years. As a SEAL, he was responsible for a wide range of operations conducted worldwide and has been a special U.S. representative to foreign heads of state on matters of national defense. His advanced knowledge of intelligence operations made him a leader in researching and developing tactics currently used in the global war on terrorism.
Clark has been a Leadership and communications instructor, mentor, and advisor for over 22 years. He has trained major corporations and all levels of federal, state, and local government. He is a recognized leader in the field of influence and communications. He holds a Master of Science in Management degree and conducts Teambuilding, Leadership, and Communications skills training worldwide.
Clark D Stuart’s distinguished career as an officer in the U.S.Navy SEAL community included being the Advanced Training Officer and Scout Sniper Instructor for the Navy’s elite counter terrorism unit. These experiences gave him an insight into the different training and learning methodologies applied by individuals working towards attaining their goals. Clark discovered that there were distinct and identifiable differences between those who succeeded and those who did not in this demanding arena. Some individuals applied specific principles that made them more successful than others. These principles could be learned and applied by anyone who desires to excel. These insights enabled him to identify and develop a five-step program that made the difference between success and failure in any skill that SEALs were tasked to perform. Those individuals who pursued their goals by employing this process with near fanatical fervor were consistently recognized as the best in their fields.
Battlefield to Boardroom:
Lessons Learned from U.S. Navy SEALs
Battlefield to Boardroom is a blueprint of the five-step process and presents those elements that contribute to the success or failure of any goal achievement. Clark discovered that when applied, it can work in any walk of life for anyone who desires to achieve their dreams.
Battlefield to Boardroom:
Lessons Learned from U.S. Navy SEALs
Battlefield to Boardroom is a blueprint of the five-step process and presents those elements that contribute to the success or failure of any goal achievement. Clark discovered that when applied, it can work in any walk of life for anyone who desires to achieve their dreams.
The 100
An absolute truth, sometimes called universal, is an unalterable and permanent fact. It means that something is true no matter where you are and who says it, i.e., 2 +2 = 4; you get the same answer no matter where you go.
A universal truth is something anyone can benefit from. They are simple lessons containing wisdom that often go unnoticed or get lost in our over-stimulated lives. This book is a testament to the struggles we all face every day in our lives. We must rise up to and overcome to be our best and achieve the miracle we want to see in ourselves.
These principles are used as a part of Clark’s Executive Presentations Skills Training Course. Each has its own significance, and each is able to stand alone. Although numbered for reference purposes, they are not presented in any particular order of importance. There are far more than 100 communication principles, but these are the most referenced during training. Like all great truths, they have a timeless quality, making them just as meaningful today as they were at the beginning of time and ensuring that they will maintain their significance far into the future.
The 100
An absolute truth, sometimes called universal, is an unalterable and permanent fact. It means that something is true no matter where you are and who says it, i.e., 2 +2 = 4; you get the same answer no matter where you go.
A universal truth is something anyone can benefit from. They are simple lessons containing wisdom that often go unnoticed or get lost in our over-stimulated lives. This book is a testament to the struggles we all face every day in our lives. We must rise up to and overcome to be our best and achieve the miracle we want to see in ourselves.
These principles are used as a part of Clark’s Executive Presentations Skills Training Course. Each has its own significance, and each is able to stand alone. Although numbered for reference purposes, they are not presented in any particular order of importance. There are far more than 100 communication principles, but these are the most referenced during training. Like all great truths, they have a timeless quality, making them just as meaningful today as they were at the beginning of time and ensuring that they will maintain their significance far into the future.
