Tactical Ambitions

By: Suresh Madhavan
  • Summary

  • Welcome to "Tactical Ambitions" the show that defies the odds and paves the way for you to become the greatest version of yourself. My name is Suresh Madhavan. I was born into a world with all of the odds stacked against me. I refused to let my circumstances define my destiny. I believe there are 12 foundations to achieving your Ultimate Ambitions. Discipline,Fitness,Financial Literacy, Sleep, Diet, Accountability, Ownership, Goal Setting, Networks, Ethics, Mindfulness, & Education. So, are you ready to chase your Ultimate Ambitions with me?
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Episodes
  • Beyond the Battlefield: Chris Kyle’s Legacy Through His Son’s Eyes
    May 21 2024

    In this episode, we sit down with the son of the legendary American Sniper, Chris Kyle. At just 19, he's taking the reins of the 'American Sniper' brand, sharing touching stories of his father's impact as a family man beyond his military accolades, and laying out his vision for a legacy built on patriotism, service, and faith. Join us as we explore how personal history, profound loss, and deep-rooted values shape a future leader. It's a conversation filled with powerful insights and a deep dive into maintaining a legacy that honors a national hero.


    Highlights:


    "My father was just an incredible father and husband, a great family man. That's who he was at his core, and it set me up for success for the rest of my life."


    "American Sniper stands for patriotism, righteousness, godliness, passion, excellence, service, sacrifice, and duty."


    "Ultimately, when people see the American Sniper logo, I want them to think of patriotism, godliness, service, duty, and sacrifice... rooted deeply in faith and Christian values."


    Timestamps:


    01:07 - The Real Chris Kyle.
    04:23 - Future of American Sniper
    09:36 - Military Relationships and Mental Health
    12:29 - Challenges in Military Marriages
    16:20 - Family First
    23:32 - Patriotism and Brand Identity
    30:22 - Faith in Public Sphere
    38:12 - Sibling Paths
    43:43 - Personal Calling vs. Military Legacy
    50:53 - Apologetics and Advocacy

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    1 hr and 7 mins
  • The Journey From Learning to Leading with John Chan
    May 8 2024

    Welcome to a new episode of Tactical Ambitions. Today, we’re joined by John Chan. John, the CEO of 2x (2x.agency), leads a crack team of marketing and design specialists. 2x specializes in helping e-commerce and software companies achieve explosive and sustainable growth through performance marketing. Their secret weapon? Targeted paid ads, high-converting email and SMS campaigns, and landing pages designed to convert clicks into loyal customers.

    In this episode, we explore John's inspiring journey, a self-taught tech wizard who transformed his passion for computers into a thriving career. Starting as a teenager teaching Taekwondo to delving deep into the world of software and business. John shares his unique path from learning to leading in the tech industry.

    Highlights:

    "Focus on skills and keep learning skills that bring value... You can't go broke being able to help someone make a million dollars."

    "I was relentless about learning... being in a teaching environment a lot because teaching and learning are basically both sides of the same coin."

    "The thing that I really got right early on that I don't regret and would totally do exactly the same thing is focusing on skills and keep learning on skills that bring value."

    Timestamps:

    00:26 - Immigrant Roots and Early Challenges

    02:13 - A Life-Changing Book

    05:00 - Dropping Out of School

    08:18 - Achievements in Taekwondo

    09:33 - First Steps into Web Design

    16:40 - Parental Reactions

    19:10 - Transition to a Full-Time Job

    26:20 - Focusing on E-Commerce

    32:05 - Data Interpretation in Marketing

    42:18 - Engaging with Suresh's Company

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    51 mins
  • Standing Guard: The Role of Modern Protectors with Byron Rodgers
    Apr 29 2024

    Welcome to a new episode of Tactical Ambitions. This episode throws you into the action with Byron Rogers, a former Marine who's traded his rifle for responsibility. Byron dives deep into his journey, from the rigorous world of the military to the high-stakes world of executive protection. He'll reveal how the core principles of a guardian – courage, selflessness, and unwavering vigilance – can be applied to transform not just your own life, but the lives of those around you. Intrigued? Whether you're a parent keeping your kids safe, a professional navigating a challenging world, or just someone who believes in standing up for what's right, this episode is packed with valuable lessons on empowerment, resilience, and the power we all have to be guardians.

    Highlights:

    "The quality of a society is dictated by the quality of its men. What goes and what does not go is dictated by the quality of the men."

    "Protectors are the white blood cells in the body of humanity; the more protectors we have, the safer the world is."

    "Masculinity is not about being perfect or great; it’s about being in service. The real power of a man shines when he is in service to those he is responsible for."

    Timestamps:

    00:04 - Introduction to Byron and the Protector Ethos

    02:30 - Byron's Background and Entry into the Marines

    10:00 - The Role of Faith and Service in Protection

    15:00 - Defining True Masculinity and Protection

    22:10 - The Importance of Community in Safety

    30:00 - Challenges of Modern Masculinity

    40:00 - Byron’s Approach to Executive Protection

    50:00 - Strategies for Personal and Home Security

    58:00 - Empowering the Next Generation of Protectors

    1:07:00 - Reflections on Leadership and Responsibility

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    1 hr and 13 mins

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