HeyJaredMaking Maverick Moves
In a world where playing it safe is the norm, Making Maverick Moves is for those who dare to do things differently. A Maverick Move isn't just about taking risks—it's about knowing when to challenge the status quo, bend the rules, and take decisive action when others hesitate.
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How to Establish a Vision So Clear It Changes Every Decision You Make (opens the original)
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What's the difference between having a dream and having a vision? At twenty-one, Gina L. Osborn was a cocktail waitress attending junior college with a dream of working for the CIA, but no degree, no intelligence experience, and no obvious way to get there. Then a chance conversation in a college library showed her a path she had never considered. In this episode of Making Maverick Moves , Gina shares how that moment changed the trajectory of her life and why a powerful vision doesn't require kn
The Glass Ceiling Conversation That Changed My Life (opens the original)
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In Army basic training, someone explained the glass ceiling to me for the first time. That conversation led to one of the most important decisions Gina L. Osborn ever made. In this episode, she shareswhy she chose not to let someone else's prediction determine my future, and how that decision shaped her career from Army Counterintelligence to the FBI and beyond. The obstacles that define us are often not the ones we face, but the ones we choose to believe.
The Mistake I Thought Would End My Career (opens the original)
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Six months after leaving her job as a cocktail waitress, Gina L. Osborn was serving in Belgium as one of the few female Army counterintelligence agents in her battalion. She already felt she had something to prove. Then she put diesel fuel into both government sedans assigned to her detachment, disabling nearly its entire vehicle fleet in less than an hour. Gina was certain the mistake would confirm every doubt about whether she belonged. Instead, that humiliating morning taught her lasting less
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