From the Green Notebook

Developing leaders one page at a time. Join the conversation using #FTGN

[Guides to Army Mentoring @ArmyMentoring]

Great, thoughtful piece from @FTGNotebook. My favorite line: At its core, this approach treats non-judicial punishment not as an administrative burden, but as a form of stewardship: stewardship of authority, people, and trust within the profession of arms.
https://t.co/iy4wfAMAQ1

[Nataliya Polyakova @tala201677]

"Favorable conditions never come.

But we share our gifts anyway."

Waiting for Favorable Conditions - @jbyerly81 | From the Green Notebook @FTGNotebook

https://t.co/1UvmqA11BT

[Guides to Army Mentoring @ArmyMentoring]

"Would you still do [the job] if no one knew you were doing it?" Great Monday food for thought question from @FTGNotebook. https://t.co/Uh2Bse77ij

[Joe Byerly @jbyerly81]

Trust isn’t issued with a patch, tab, or rank.

It’s earned — in the little details, every day.

Standards aren’t about vanity. They’re about trust.

Compliance vs Commitment: Our Appearance as a Promise of Trust

https://t.co/yXmWL4blT7

[Joe Byerly @jbyerly81]

🦷🪥 To the frontlines of dental readiness!

Over 20% of non-battle evacuations are dental-related. In LSCO, that’s not an option.

1SG FiSamuel Reggans & the 257th Dental Co. built a forward-deployable clinic that moves with the fight. Via @FTGNotebook https://t.co/fcDPrbzV0g

[From the Green Notebook @FTGNotebook]

@TheIOGuy @rArmyReddit @USArmy In the end you find out Joe is a ghost.

[From the Green Notebook @FTGNotebook]

🚨 New changes to @USArmy grooming standards, uniform appearance, and ABCP!.

Listen to our latest episode to find out what’s changed and what’s stayed the same.

https://t.co/wy4IrFQQTn

[JJ Wilson @j_j_wilson]

Really good thoughts from @jbyerly81 and @FTGNotebook.

Also, crepes are unequivocally superior to avocado toast. I’ve never even tried avocado toast because I know this is true. Both are better than scones. Scones are gross.

[Joe Byerly @jbyerly81]

Algorithms hand us bricks. We stack them. Then we call neighbors “enemies.”

A 2-min read on choosing curiosity over certainty via @FTGNotebook

https://t.co/fdXYlpzg11

[Amy Forsythe @amy_forsythe]

⏰⏳⏱️What is Your Relationship with Time?
Another great post by Joe Byerly @FTGNotebook https://t.co/h92AV3SUov

[Joe Byerly @jbyerly81]

Power doesn’t care if you’re good, bad, brilliant, or corrupt.

It’s not Excalibur waiting for the “worthy.”

It’s just sitting there, ready for whoever grabs it.

That’s why history remembers tyrants more than saints.

Read my take via @FTGNotebook: https://t.co/ZG7QA5E4ya

[Joe Byerly @jbyerly81]

🇺🇸 The uniform may come off, but the responsibility doesn’t.

2LT Noah Jager reflects on carrying Army values through discipline, presence, and leadership—no matter the setting. Via @FTGNotebook

https://t.co/XZZA5erlnS

[Joe Byerly @jbyerly81]

💻⚔️ What if your commander was always available—24/7?

With D6.1, we built an AI persona that mirrors leadership intent and accelerates planning. Faster cycles. Clearer guidance. Smarter decisions.

@FTGNotebook

Read more 👉 https://t.co/y5PGwEToCq

[Joe Byerly @jbyerly81]

The military isn’t political—it’s professional.

Brett Tinder on why an apolitical force is vital to America’s strength. Via @FTGNotebook
https://t.co/XtL0aAp4wh

[Joe Byerly @jbyerly81]

Command leaves scars you can’t see.
Every Article 15 and every midnight SIR adds up.
Micah Ables exposes the hidden portrait every commander carries—and why leaders must take care of themselves before the job destroys them. Via @FTGNotebook https://t.co/QO5QTW1prw

[Joe Byerly @jbyerly81]

Tomorrow’s Monthly Reading List drops.

What happens when John Steinbeck fuels an insurgency?

When a country builds a wall to keep its people in?

When robots and algorithms carve a WWI-style “no man’s land”?

Find out tomorrow when I hit send!

[Joe Byerly @jbyerly81]

Physical Fitness is about training your body, sharpening your mind, building leaders, and forging trust.

LTC Garrett Searle explains why doing PT together makes all the difference. Via @FTGNotebook

https://t.co/q6bly4n1Nl

[Rich Groen @Rich_Groen]

Thanks to @jbyerly81 and @FTGNotebook for publishing my thoughts!

[Joe Byerly @jbyerly81]

Army officer & Harvard-trained scholar Laura Weimer on the question every leader should ask:

Do I want to do the job… or just be selected for it?

Ego vs. purpose, switching lanes, & building a leader identity that lasts. @FTGNotebook

https://t.co/K5CoA12G8Y