Nick Narbutovskih's guest appearances

Nick Narbutovskih

The Pilot Network Podcast

The Creative Writer's Toolbelt

The Never Settle Podcast

Dave Chesson

Ricardo Fayet

Tim Leffel

Lee Harris

Jeff Goins

Jennie Nash

James Blatch

Orna Ross

Patrick O'Donnell

Ken Davenport

Ryan Dalton

Monica Leonelle

Stephen King

Mindy Lindheim

Peter Guzzardi

OwlTail

Nick Narbutovskih grew up knowing that he wanted to be a pilot in the military, now Assistant Operations Officer Narbutovskih with Air Force Special Operations Command, and he now trains others who are going to be pilots in the US Air Force. On the day of our conversation, Nick was supposed to be able to talk to me from the comfort of his own home but the military being what it is he was required at the base that day so we conducted the conversation with Nick stepping out for a few minutes to his car, so I’m afraid the sound quality is a little off what I would normally hope to bring you. But this is a fascinating conversation, with some great insights for writers into the minds and characters of those in the military, there are some real gems here for anyone who wants to know how a military context would actually work, and how groups of soldiers, sailors, and airforce personnel think and behave with each other, both outside of and in combat situations.  In this conversation, we talk about how the habits and disciplines of the military have helped Nick with his writing, the character traits and behaviors of people in the military, both in and out of combat situations, and why the reason people stay in the military might be different from the reason they joined. I hope you find this conversation helpful, here it is.

Nick Narbutovskih grew up knowing that he wanted to be a pilot in the military, now Assistant Operations Officer Narbutovskih with Air Force Special Operations Command, and he now trains others who are going to be pilots in the US Air Force. On the day of our conversation, Nick was supposed to be able to talk to me from the comfort of his own home but the military being what it is he was required at the base that day so we conducted the conversation with Nick stepping out for a few minutes to his car, so I’m afraid the sound quality is a little off what I would normally hope to bring you. But this is a fascinating conversation, with some great insights for writers into the minds and characters of those in the military, there are some real gems here for anyone who wants to know how a military context would actually work, and how groups of soldiers, sailors, and airforce personnel think and behave with each other, both outside of and in combat situations.  In this conversation, we talk about how the habits and disciplines of the military have helped Nick with his writing, the character traits and behaviors of people in the military, both in and out of combat situations, and why the reason people stay in the military might be different from the reason they joined. I hope you find this conversation helpful, here it is.

Episode 177: The mind of the warrior. A conversation with Nick Narbutovskih of the US Air Force Special Operations Command

Jason Depew

In this episode, we are talking about how you can become an author, so you can tell your aviation stories. This can help us all become better pilots and preserve the fascinating history of aviation. After everything that has happened over the last year, many of us have stories to share. Listen to this episode to learn how you can carry on the history of aviation and make a few bucks while doing so.  6:03 - What inspired Nick to write a book about aviation 12:07 - The process that Nick followed to write his book 18:08 - Reasons why you might share your story through writing a book 23:32 - Ways to get your book published 27:43 - Finding the time to write an entire book while balancing a full-time job and life 38:19 - Can you get rich from being an author? 45:52 - The stories we all hope to hear from the Pilot Network 59:51 - Why professional flying is for everybody  Links Find Nick Online heyguys@thepilotnetwork.com  ---   Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thepilotnetwork/support

In this episode, we are talking about how you can become an author, so you can tell your aviation stories. This can help us all become better pilots and preserve the fascinating history of aviation. After everything that has happened over the last year, many of us have stories to share. Listen to this episode to learn how you can carry on the history of aviation and make a few bucks while doing so. 6:03 - What inspired Nick to write a book about aviation 12:07 - The process that Nick followed to write his book 18:08 - Reasons why you might share your story through writing a book 23:32 - Ways to get your book published 27:43 - Finding the time to write an entire book while balancing a full-time job and life 38:19 - Can you get rich from being an author? 45:52 - The stories we all hope to hear from the Pilot Network 59:51 - Why professional flying is for everybody Links <a href="https://narbutov.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Find Nick Online</a> heyguys@thepilotnetwork.com --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thepilotnetwork/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thepilotnetwork/support</a>

Jason Depew and Nick Narbutovskih - Authors, Pilots, Storytellers! 