Leading With Vulnerability

Leading With Vulnerability

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Leading With Vulnerability episodes

  • Legionnaire to 75th Ranger - Andres Montenergo Part II

    Meet Monty below, and to support the show, the link below will take you to the Patreon page. Thank you!

    patreon.com/leadingwithvulnerability
    **Starting from a young age in Costa Rica, dreaming about being different and excelling was always in my mind; I began my journey at the age of 21 (2005) by joining the French Foreign Legion; during my time there, I was able to expand my knowledge and views of the world, which showed me how much work I have in the future to be an authentic leader, during my adventures in Africa or Europe I realized that I have a lot of work to do on myself. Then I decided to join the US army (2012), but this was an arduous task; going to another country unprepared is going to be one of the most challenging tasks of my life, and it will take me two years to get in (2010-2012). However, it was possible to make it happen because of the determination of my belief in becoming part of the best army in the world… The US Army.
    Today I will say the 75th Ranger Regiment gave me everything for my professional and personal development; I'm always going to be thankful to the US Army for making me a better human being, and I will always be grateful to the 75th Ranger regiment for making me the best soldier that I could become. The Regiment gave me one last gift that would ultimately push my limits mentally and physically: the Lancero School.
    Today with 17 years of military life and with less than one year left in the Army, I decided to step away and continue a new adventure in which I will be able to see other paths and always be part in an indirect way of the safety and security of this unique and beautiful country the United States of America.
    My skills go from using languages, like complete knowledge of French and Spanish to considerable expertise with the Portuguese and Italian languages, Close Protection (bodyguard), and in Maritimes schools. Let's not forget that social intelligence is one of the keys to every aspect of networking and is one of my most significant qualities.
    I am here to be part of all this networking. I dream that no matter where I go, or the place that I'm going to work with, I will make it better, and everyone around me will be a better professional and a natural leader. Leadership will always be something that I will be working on until the last day of my life; leadership is an endless act.**

    1 hr 8 min
  • French Foreign Legion - Part 1 with Andres Montenegro

    Meet Monty below, and to support the show, the link below will take you to the Patreon page. Thank you!
    patreon.com/leadingwithvulnerability
    **Starting from a young age in Costa Rica, dreaming about being different and excelling was always in my mind; I began my journey at the age of 21 (2005) by joining the French Foreign Legion; during my time there, I was able to expand my knowledge and views of the world, which showed me how much work I have in the future to be an authentic leader, during my adventures in Africa or Europe I realized that I have a lot of work to do on myself. Then I decided to join the US army (2012), but this was an arduous task; going to another country unprepared is going to be one of the most challenging tasks of my life, and it will take me two years to get in (2010-2012). However, it was possible to make it happen because of the determination of my belief in becoming part of the best army in the world… The US Army.
    Today I will say the 75th Ranger Regiment gave me everything for my professional and personal development; I'm always going to be thankful to the US Army for making me a better human being, and I will always be grateful to the 75th Ranger regiment for making me the best soldier that I could become. The Regiment gave me one last gift that would ultimately push my limits mentally and physically: the Lancero School.
    Today with 17 years of military life and with less than one year left in the Army, I decided to step away and continue a new adventure in which I will be able to see other paths and always be part in an indirect way of the safety and security of this unique and beautiful country the United States of America.
    My skills go from using languages, like complete knowledge of French and Spanish to considerable expertise with the Portuguese and Italian languages, Close Protection (bodyguard), and in Maritimes schools. Let's not forget that social intelligence is one of the keys to every aspect of networking and is one of my most significant qualities.
    I am here to be part of all this networking. I dream that no matter where I go, or the place that I'm going to work with, I will make it better, and everyone around me will be a better professional and a natural leader. Leadership will always be something that I will be working on until the last day of my life; leadership is an endless act.**

    40 min
  • Lessons for Leaders Part II - Al Pertuz

    What is leadership? How have you changed as a leader? How did you achieve balance in your life with the high demands of the Army + multiple deployments? We cover all of this and more during part two of our conversation.
    If you would like to support the podcast, see the Patreon link below, and thank you for the support.
    patreon.com/leadingwithvulnerability

    1 hr 23 min
  • Lessons for Leaders - Al Pertuz Part I

    What does Leading with Vulnerability mean? Why did you join the Army? Why the Rangers? How did you achieve balance in your life with the high demands of the Army + multiple deployments? We cover all of this and more during part one of our conversation.

    If you would like to support the podcast, see the Patreon link below, and thank you for the support.
    patreon.com/leadingwithvulnerability

    1 hr 11 min
  • A Voice for the Voiceless 🔴 Pilot Nate Swann
    Meet Nate, in his own words.
    ***My Why: To lead others through the crucibles of our lives, so that we may bring our true value to the world!
    How do I do this?
    By helping others break through their our own “glass ceilings” that limit their view of themselves and the world, in order to show how much more is within the realm of the possible.
    How do I see the world:
    I contend that anything is possible! With a vision of a future-state well defined in my mind, I pride myself in being able to navigate rough waters and help my organization achieve greatness. I enthusiastically aim to prove that there are no “glass ceilings” holding us back from them achieving our own greatness. I am eager to find opportunities to better myself and those around me, while providing a “voice for the voiceless.” I delight in my coordination and scheduling skills; to activate my team and provide a sense of purpose to those whom I serve. I enjoy the challenge of keeping several assignments moving forward simultaneously, yet independent of each other; sparking my drive to excel at “plate spinning.”***
    1 hr 57 min
  • The ART of WAR - SCAD Artist Mitchel Coffman Shares His Story

    Mitchel Coffman is a SCAD-educated artist and has drawn many portraits of American fallen heroes. During our conversation, Mitch discusses his SCAD education, his first encounters with the members of the 75th Ranger Regiment, and his process for drawing pictures of the fallen.

    It's a great story, and we are thankful that Mitch is helping preserve the legacy of the fallen.

    42 min
  • DOWN BUT NOT OUT 👊 KICKED OUT OF THE ARMY TO CEO

    Cutis Kindred was a great Ranger and had all of the potential in the world. One mistake turned his whole life upside-down. He could have stayed on the dark path of failure, but he got up, dusted himself off, and built a multi-million dollar company. His story is one that can inspire us all.

    45 min

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