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In this episode, we hear from three Navy SEALs – DJ Shipley, Clint Emerson, and Jason Redman – as they discuss their challenging transitions from military to civilian life. DJ Shipley shares his initial struggles, including a story of getting a speeding ticket within 30 minutes of returning home, highlighting the stark differences between a war zone and civilian life.
Clint Emerson talks about the psychological impact of losing his military identity, symbolized by the transition from an active duty ID card to a retired one. He emphasizes the importance of finding new purposes and the difficulties many veterans face, shedding light on the need for a supportive community.
Jason Redman opens up about the loss of comrades to suicide, and his commitment to helping others through his non-profit work. He shares his experiences with various therapies and coping mechanisms, stressing the importance of finding what works best for each individual.
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In this episode, we hear from three Navy SEALs – DJ Shipley, Clint Emerson, and Jason Redman – as they discuss their challenging transitions from military to civilian life. DJ Shipley shares his initial struggles, including a story of getting a speeding ticket within 30 minutes of returning home, highlighting the stark differences between a war zone and civilian life.
Clint Emerson talks about the psychological impact of losing his military identity, symbolized by the transition from an active duty ID card to a retired one. He emphasizes the importance of finding new purposes and the difficulties many veterans face, shedding light on the need for a supportive community.
Jason Redman opens up about the loss of comrades to suicide, and his commitment to helping others through his non-profit work. He shares his experiences with various therapies and coping mechanisms, stressing the importance of finding what works best for each individual.
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