What does "just doing the job" mean to you? When you ask those who have served, fought and received the Congressional Medal of Honor, "just doing the job" means demonstrating unparalleled valor and courage against enemy forces. Talking to these men and discovering the humble way in which they speak of their experiences and accomplishments is inspiring. On the battlefield, men learn brotherhood and the importance of putting the fate of the whole above the fate of one's self. And off the battlefield, these men realize the importance of putting their relationships with family, friends, and fellow soldiers above the pettiness of everyday life. In this episode, we encourage to learn from their stories and measured approaches to life. Put the needs of your clients and your clients' families above your own and always hold fast to humility. We do more than influence our clients' journeys, we serve as chief navigators, and with that responsibility comes great accountability.

Resources: Congressional Medal of Honor Society: http://www.cmohs.org/ Jack H. Jacobs, Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient: http://www.pbs.org/weta/americanvalor/stories/jacobs.html General Jimmy Dolittle, Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Doolittle