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What can PMO leaders, healthcare IT teams, and organizational leaders learn from UFC Hall of Famer Matt Serra’s approach to onboarding new Brazilian Jiu Jitsu students?

Quite a bit.

In this episode, What Matt Serra Taught Me About Onboarding Teams, Kevin Pannell reflects on lessons from BJJ, emergency management, healthcare IT, and PMO leadership to explore why new employees are basically white belts and why good onboarding matters more than most organizations realize.

The conversation covers:

• onboarding and organizational culture

• confidence through repetition

• balancing accountability with support

• psychological safety and leadership

• progressive exposure versus overwhelming people

• lessons from Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Incident Management Teams

A central theme throughout the episode: “New people do not need to be tested immediately. They need to be developed.”

Own your mind. Move your body. Anchor your spirit.

Godspeed, y’all.

44:T4a8,OWN. MOVE. ANCHOR. is a practical framework for disciplined leadership, personal readiness, and sustainable performance. Hosted by U.S. Navy Hospital Corpsman veteran, healthcare PMO leader, emergency management professional, coach, and author Kevin Pannell, the show bridges the gap between personal discipline and real-world leadership. This is not empty motivation. Every episode connects lessons from leadership, emergency response, fitness, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, fatherhood, healthcare, faith, and project management into clear principles you can apply immediately at work and at home. The mission is simple: Own your mind. Move your body. Anchor your spirit. Whether you lead teams, projects, patients, students, athletes, or a family, the goal is the same: stay steady under pressure and help others do the same. Each episode delivers: • practical leadership lessons • grounded mindset principles • sustainable readiness strategies • real-world application • actionable next steps No fluff. No fake hustle culture. Just field-tested lessons for people carrying real responsibility. OWN | MOVE | ANCHOR Three pillars, one powerful you. Godspeed y’all, Kevin Pannell