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9 Years in the Estonian Defence Forces. 8 Years served as SOF Operator. Sold Tanks in the Middle East. Founder. CEO. Leadership Instructor. Leadership Strategies. Tactics from War. Business and Life.

  1. 28. Feb.

    What British Royal Marines didn't learn from Baltic Battalion with Chris Shepard and Remo Ojaste

    Want to LEAD AND WIN https://combatready.eu/ Subscribe and join the conversation on Instagram: @remopodcast In this episode, Remo and Chris dive into the untold story of the Baltic Battalion’s early days and what it really took to build a modern fighting force from the ruins of the Soviet Union. Chris shares raw, firsthand experiences from training Estonian soldiers in Paldiski, facing broken infrastructure, political tension, and daily chaos — yet turning it into a success. From leadership lessons and supervision under pressure to cultural encounters and unexpected diplomacy, this conversation reveals how professionalism, resilience, and belief in standards helped shape the foundation of today’s Baltic defense forces. A powerful story of rebuilding, grit, and transformation.

    3 Std. 12 Min.

  2. 30.12.2025

    Chris Sheppard: A Modern Special Operations Case Study | Remo with Chris part X

    Want to LEAD AND WIN https://combatready.eu/ Subscribe and join the conversation on Instagram: @remopodcast In this episode, Remo Ojaste and Chris Sheppard examine the Baltic Battalion as a modern special operations case study, focusing on methods, leadership, and long-term impact rather than secrecy or hero narratives.The conversation explores how an indirect, low-visibility approach — centered on training, trust, and local ownership — produced lasting strategic effects and helped shape the foundations of Estonia’s defence capability.This episode reflects on why the operation succeeded, how success became visible only years later, and why this model closely resembles how modern special operations should be trained today.

    2 Std. 51 Min.

  3. 07.06.2025

    The True Cost of Caring About Your Team | Remo with Chris part IX

    In this episode, Chris dives deep into the often-overlooked emotional and cultural barriers to effective military training. Set against the backdrop of his early work with Estonian soldiers, he shares how initial efforts were met with resistance, mistrust, and even quiet hostility. The core issue? Feedback was taken as personal criticism, not professional development. Chris explores the concept of “breaking the horse”—earning trust slowly, proving his knowledge through action, and patiently demonstrating that he wasn’t there to control, but to help.The conversation highlights key differences between being an instructor and being a leader, especially in environments where rank is misunderstood as authority to teach. Chris also reflects on what it means to truly care: to take personal ownership of your role, your impact, and the growth of those you lead. He didn’t just train soldiers; he invested in them, even when the reward was ridicule. This episode is a powerful reminder that leadership is not granted—it’s earned. And sometimes, the most effective way to change minds isn’t by demanding respect, but by quietly demonstrating value and letting results speak for themselves. A must-listen for anyone navigating complex group dynamics, leadership, or personal growth. Join the conversation on Instagram: @remopodcast

    2 Std. 13 Min.

  4. 06.06.2025

    Can You Really Teach Leadership in Just 9 Months? Remo Podcast with Chris Sheppard part VII

    What happens when you take a group of conscripts, wipe the slate clean, and have just nine months to turn them into effective soldiers—and potential leaders? In this episode, Remo and Chris dive deep into military training, exploring the challenges of teaching leadership, confronting egos, and creating real-world scenarios where rank doesn’t matter, but capability does. From humorous misunderstandings with foreign instructors to hard-earned lessons about self-awareness and team dynamics, this conversation sheds light on what truly works (and what doesn’t) in developing leaders from scratch. Whether you’re in the military, a leadership role, or just curious how chaos gets turned into order, this episode is packed with raw insight, personal stories, and tactical philosophy that extends far beyond the battlefield. Join the conversation on Instagram: @remopodcast

    1 Std. 33 Min.

  5. 28.05.2025

    Training is the best type of welfare you can provide to your men! Remo with Chris part VIII

    In this episode, former Royal Marine Christopher Sheppard joins Remo Ojaste to unpack what it really takes to train soldiers, lead under pressure, and transform post-Soviet mindsets into modern military excellence.From drunken construction crews in 90s Latvia to high-stakes ambush training and the brutal truth about moral courage, this conversation is raw, real, and packed with hard-earned lessons.Whether you're in the military, leading a team, or building a stronger mindset—this episode will challenge you to reflect, train harder, and lead better.Topics Covered:* Breaking the Soviet “normalis” mindset* Why moral courage matters more than physical strength* Training progression: explain, demonstrate, imitate, progress* Surprise, speed, and violence of action in tactics* How to build a “can-do” culture* Real-life leadership under fire* Why debriefing is where real learning happens“Every day you don’t give 100%, your enemy is happy.” Drop a comment below: What’s your biggest takeaway from this conversation?#Leadership #MilitaryTraining #CombatReady #MoralCourage #RemoPodcast #ExtremeOwnership #EstoniaJoin the conversation on Instagram: @remopodcast

    1 Std. 44 Min.

  6. 21.04.2025

    Can you fight a war with Soviet thinking? Remo Podcast with Chris Sheppard part VI

    But only if you’re okay with losing 80% of your people. This episode explores how the ghost of the Soviet system still lingers in doctrine, command structures, and attitudes — and why it’s not just outdated, it’s dangerous.Join the conversation on Instagram: @remopodcast

    1 Std. 53 Min.

  7. 05.04.2025

    Can You Train People to Think? Remo Podcast with Chris Sheppard

    This episode dives into a powerful moment where training failed the people it was meant to protect. It questions the difference between drilling procedures and truly preparing someone for combat—or any high-stakes environment. The story explores how bad habits get baked into systems, how convenience replaces competence, and why it takes courage to reteach when everything’s on the line. It’s a sharp look at the gap between knowing something and owning it. Join the conversation on Instagram: @remopodcast

    2 Std. 31 Min.

  8. 29.03.2025

    From Videogames to Special Ops to Falcon Claw. How Estonia forges warriors? Allar Hoppe

    What does it really mean to grow up, especially in a world that often lacks structure? In this deep and reflective episode, Remo and Allar talk about the role military service played in shaping them—not just as soldiers, but as men. They reflect on childhoods filled with mischief, absent parenting, and early video game obsessions, and how that chaos eventually gave way to discipline through conscription and military life. Through brutal training, elite selection processes, and years of service, both men learned hard lessons about self-discipline, teamwork, and the necessity of failure. They also discuss how mentorship, accountability, and humility became crucial to their personal growth. Whether you’re struggling to find direction or seeking to build mental toughness, this episode offers valuable insights on becoming your best self through adversity.Join the conversation on Instagram: @remopodcast

    2 Std. 20 Min.
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9 Years in the Estonian Defence Forces. 8 Years served as SOF Operator. Sold Tanks in the Middle East. Founder. CEO. Leadership Instructor. Leadership Strategies. Tactics from War. Business and Life.

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