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Bryan Ray: Retired Green Beret on Fighting Evil and Seeking Help | EP 37
Bryan Ray is a dedicated family man and a true patriot. He served 20 years in the U.S. Army, most of which in Special Forces, has travelled the globe and gained a vast amount of experience leading teams through complex mission sets with strategic impact.
Now the Institutional and Government Sales lead at H.V.M.N. – Health Via Modern Nutrition, his passion for working with teams and improving performance provides a natural connection with team owners and trainers with a desire to achieve excellence.
In this episode of the podcast, Bryan and Brandt dive deep into the topics of war, healing, and vulnerability. They explore the ways in which war can have a lasting impact on individuals and communities, and discuss the importance of healing and finding ways to move forward.
Throughout the conversation, Bryan and Brandt emphasize the role that vulnerability plays in this process. They discuss how opening up and sharing one's experiences can be a powerful tool for healing, and how creating a safe space for vulnerability can be a key component in moving past trauma.
As usual, make sure to rate and leave a review after listening or watching this episode!
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Bryan Ray is a dedicated family man and a true patriot. He served 20 years in the U.S. Army, most of which in Special Forces, has travelled the globe and gained a vast amount of experience leading teams through complex mission sets with strategic impact.
Now the Institutional and Government Sales lead at H.V.M.N. – Health Via Modern Nutrition, his passion for working with teams and improving performance provides a natural connection with team owners and trainers with a desire to achieve excellence.
In this episode of the podcast, Bryan and Brandt dive deep into the topics of war, healing, and vulnerability. They explore the ways in which war can have a lasting impact on individuals and communities, and discuss the importance of healing and finding ways to move forward.
Throughout the conversation, Bryan and Brandt emphasize the role that vulnerability plays in this process. They discuss how opening up and sharing one's experiences can be a powerful tool for healing, and how creating a safe space for vulnerability can be a key component in moving past trauma.
As usual, make sure to rate and leave a review after listening or watching this episode!