The Chaos Isn't Going Away.
But you can control how you prepare for it and how you respond when it hits.
For anyone navigating chaos as the default state, committed to leading with thoughtfulness and discipline, regardless of profession.↓ START HERE ↓
Most people think they're busy. They're not. They're just reactive. In "Don't Take My Time and Attention and Waste It," I break down the difference between motion and progress and why confusing the two will destroy your ability to lead. This isn't about productivity hacks or morning routines. It's about the discipline to protect what matters and the courage to let everything else burn. If you've spent years saying "yes" to things that don't move the needle, this book will show you how to stop.


As a leader, you're exhausted because you're fighting battles you can't win. You're trying to control market forces, organizational politics, and other people's decisions, and it's draining every ounce of energy you have. The truth is, most of what consumes your day is outside your direct control. The key is learning to discern what you can control directly versus what you can only influence. In "Control the Controllable and Influence the Variables," I show you how to stop wasting energy on the uncontrollable and start focusing on the high-leverage actions that actually move the needle. This is the discipline that kept teams alive in chaos, applied to leading in the real world.

Corey C. Crevier is a Special Forces, Green Beret veteran who has spent 20+ years leading high-stakes operations, from elite military missions, programs, and individuals and organizations, to include small teams, mid-sized groups, and large organizations.
He learned the hard way that most leadership advice is designed for people who've never actually had to execute under pressure. Throughout his career, he specialized in the "human terrain," mastering the pattern recognition and behavioral analysis required to navigate combat operations and other high-pressure environments where the margin for error was nonexistent.
The Written Under Fire Leadership Series is different.
It's not theory. It's not corporate fluff. It's the practical experience and hard-won lessons that Corey continues to apply as he leads teams, runs operations, and builds a career in which he maintains strategic clarity and drives excellence through high-trust communication.
Whether you're managing a household, a high-stakes team, or a global enterprise, if you refuse to burn out while navigating chaos, this series is for you.
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