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#66: Interview with Dan Joseph from CombatPsych.com
In this episode, I sit with Dan Joseph from CombatPsych.com. We discuss Dan's journey from civilian to Army Officer, which has led to the authoring of his first book, Backpack to Rucksack: Insight Into Leadership and Resilience From Military Experts. Dan's book offers "practical and actionable guidance on leadership and resilience from the perspective of military experts."
Disclaimer: This episode discusses suicide. If that is a difficult topic for you, you might not want to listen.
Show Notes
Links
Combat Psych Website - https://combatpsych.com/
Backpack to Rucksack: Insight Into Leadership & Resilience By Military Experts Book Link- https://a.co/d/8GjssyB (Not An Affiliate Link)
Dan’s YouTube Channel- https://www.youtube.com/@SixFigureCouchSurfer
Veterans Watchmaker Initiative:https://www.veteranswatchmakerinitiative.org/about/
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Donate to the Veterans Watchmaker Initiative: https://www.veteranswatchmakerinitiative.org/donate-now/
The pod is sponsored by Mushi Watch Straps, a Veteran-Owned Company that makes stylish, durable, and fairly priced watch straps and accessories. Use discount code “VET10” for 10% off your entire purchase at checkout: www.mushiwatchstraps.com
The pod is also brought to you by the Anti Watch Watch Club (AWWC). This 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supports veterans, LEOs, and First Responders via monetary, social, humanitarian, and emotional support. Learn about them here: https://antiwatchclub.org/pages/about-us
Visit https://www.watchrolling.com/ for Veteran Resources, articles, and more cool watch-related stuff.
and remember, at WatchRolling.com-"You make the watch; the watch doesn't make you."
Dial 988 then Press 1 is a new option for contacting the Veterans Crisis Line, the original number: 1-800-273-8255 and press 1, remains available, and Veterans can continue to reach out via chat at https://www.veteranscrisisline.net/get-help-now/chat/ or by text to 838255.
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In this episode, I sit with Dan Joseph from CombatPsych.com. We discuss Dan's journey from civilian to Army Officer, which has led to the authoring of his first book, Backpack to Rucksack: Insight Into Leadership and Resilience From Military Experts. Dan's book offers "practical and actionable guidance on leadership and resilience from the perspective of military experts."
Disclaimer: This episode discusses suicide. If that is a difficult topic for you, you might not want to listen.
Show Notes
Links
Combat Psych Website - https://combatpsych.com/
Backpack to Rucksack: Insight Into Leadership & Resilience By Military Experts Book Link- https://a.co/d/8GjssyB (Not An Affiliate Link)
Dan’s YouTube Channel- https://www.youtube.com/@SixFigureCouchSurfer
Veterans Watchmaker Initiative:https://www.veteranswatchmakerinitiative.org/about/
Admin
Donate to the Veterans Watchmaker Initiative: https://www.veteranswatchmakerinitiative.org/donate-now/
The pod is sponsored by Mushi Watch Straps, a Veteran-Owned Company that makes stylish, durable, and fairly priced watch straps and accessories. Use discount code “VET10” for 10% off your entire purchase at checkout: www.mushiwatchstraps.com
The pod is also brought to you by the Anti Watch Watch Club (AWWC). This 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supports veterans, LEOs, and First Responders via monetary, social, humanitarian, and emotional support. Learn about them here: https://antiwatchclub.org/pages/about-us
Visit https://www.watchrolling.com/ for Veteran Resources, articles, and more cool watch-related stuff.
and remember, at WatchRolling.com-"You make the watch; the watch doesn't make you."
Dial 988 then Press 1 is a new option for contacting the Veterans Crisis Line, the original number: 1-800-273-8255 and press 1, remains available, and Veterans can continue to reach out via chat at https://www.veteranscrisisline.net/get-help-now/chat/ or by text to 838255.