Army Captain Justin Lane shares his story about commissioning as an Army Officer through ROTC. Justin has served in the 75th Ranger Regiment on two occasions. Justin also has a lot of experience in the conventional Army. Justin shares some of his stories about the Army, and as a husband and father. This is a great episode for anyone in leadership or curious about serving in the Army as an officer.

A few questions I am often asked about LinkedIn. Do I need a LinkedIn? Will LinkedIn help me find a job? How do establish my LinkedIn? Simple questions to ask, but not simple questions to answer. I'll do my best to break down LinkedIn so you can make a more informed decision.

Life is full of transition. The transition from middle school to high school. Transition from single to married. Transition from no kids to a house full of kids. Transition from the military to civilian. 

Transition is everywhere, and how do we ensure the transition is successful? Today on the podcast I will share my tip and lessons learned for a successful transition in any phase of life.  

Josh Jacobs and my remarks at my retirement ceremony. The words spoken here transcend the ceremony and are a tribute to all Rangers and their families, past, present, and future.

Tony Mayne is dedicated to the men and women defending the nation. His purpose is to optimize the personal and professional development of individuals and teams to build principled communities in the public, private and nonprofit sectors. Experienced in change management, Tony applies biblical business principles from the strategic planning process through project management completion.

Josh Jacobs and I have some fun talking sports, breaking down the Super Bowl, and having a friendly bet among friends.

Dan Damschen shares his story about his time in the military and life. The ups, the downs, and the lessons learned. He is a servant leader, and I am proud to call him a friend.

Jaxon shares about his role as a military child and being the oldest brother.

Brian Marx is one of the best people I know. He is hardworking, reliable, strong, intelligent, compassionate, and dedicated—basically, everything you want in a 75th Ranger leader. If I have my pick of all the Ranger communicators I have had the privilege to work with over the years, Brian is my number one pick. 

In episode 27 of the LWV podcast, I will wrap up 2021 and discuss how to prepare for 2022.