In this episode, Jay Young and Jordan sit down with Floyd McClendon, a Navy SEAL veteran, author, speaker, and mayoral candidate, to talk about leadership, faith, service, discipline, community growth, and purpose. Floyd shares the life lessons he learned in the military, the mindset behind his “Seven Principles Preparing for Battle,” and how those principles now guide his leadership in business, personal growth, and politics. He also explains why he decided to run for mayor, what responsible growth looks like for a small city, and how strong leadership can shape the future of a community. Jay and Floyd also discuss: Navy SEAL leadership lessonsservant leadership and faithlocal government and responsible growthcampaign pressure and staying mission-focusedfamily, purpose, and resilienceoil prices, energy markets, and U.S. oil and gasownership, accountability, and long-term successIf you enjoy conversations about leadership, entrepreneurship, faith, public service, and oil and gas, this episode is for you. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro and welcome01:10 Meet Floyd McClendon: military, leadership, and service03:00 Writing, speaking, and the “Seven Principles Preparing for Battle”06:15 Commitment, sacrifice, and putting your house in order10:30 Faith, purpose, and leadership in everyday life14:20 Why Floyd is running for mayor18:10 The 90-day plan: auditing leadership, finances, and city operations22:40 Responsible growth, infrastructure, and preserving community identity28:00 Growth, empowerment, and what leadership feels like to others33:20 Staying mission-focused through criticism and political pressure39:10 Building community, family events, and supporting local business44:00 Rapid-fire questions: leadership, faith, toughness, and hope49:30 Oil markets, Middle East disruption, and why prices could rise55:10 Word of the week: ownership58:00 Book recommendations, Landman, and closing thoughts