In this episode of the Milpreneur Podcast, Ryan sits down with David Fivecoat, a retired Army Colonel and the founder of The Fivecoat Consulting Group (TFCG). David shares his incredible journey from West Point and leading troops in the 101st and 82nd Airborne Divisions to navigating the civilian corporate world. He opens up about the harsh reality of launching his own consulting firm in March 2020—right at the start of the global pandemic—and the grit required to survive those early, lean quarters.

David provides a masterclass on adaptability, discussing how he pivoted his business model from general consulting to offering unique "Leadership Experiences" on historic battlefields like Gettysburg and Normandy. Whether you are a service member looking to transition, a solopreneur struggling with marketing attribution, or a leader trying to scale your impact, David’s insights on resilience, the importance of gaining civilian experience before hanging your own shingle, and prioritizing personal health are invaluable.

In this episode, you will learn:

• The "Gap Year" Strategy: Why working for an established company before starting your own business can provide the essential systems and processes knowledge needed for success.

• Surviving a Crisis Launch: Real-world lessons on resilience and perseverance when launching a startup during an economic downturn or global crisis.

• The Power of the Pivot: How to recognize when your business needs to evolve (TFCG 2.0) and the success found in specializing—in this case, corporate staff rides and battlefield tours.

• Marketing for Solopreneurs: The challenges of attribution in a multi-channel world and why "spinning the plates" of business development, execution, and marketing is a constant balancing act.

• Leadership & Self-Care: Why "the grind" isn't always the answer—David explains why getting enough sleep is crucial for effective leadership and long-term endurance.

About David Fivecoat:

David Fivecoat is the Managing Member of The Fivecoat Consulting Group. A retired Army Colonel with 24 years of service, including command of the Airborne and Ranger Training Brigade, David now helps executives and organizations build resilience and leadership through executive coaching and immersive battlefield leadership experiences.

Connect with David Fivecoat & Cynergists

David's Website: http://thefivecoatconsultinggroup.com

Cynergists: http://www.cynergists.com

Chapters:

00:00 - Intro

1:05 - David's Military Background & Career

04:10 - Transition Advice: Get Corporate Experience First

06:30 - Launching a Business in March 2020

08:25 - TFCG 2.0: Pivoting to Battlefield Tours

10:45 - The Solopreneur Marketing Struggle

13:30 - Rapid Fire Questions

17:35 - Advice to Younger Self: Prioritize Sleep!

19:58 - Outro

Matthew DePrimo went from a high-speed active duty Army officer to being medically retired at 28, facing a sudden loss of identity and mission. Instead of slowing down, he channeled his drive into education and entrepreneurship, founding Career Bridge—a specialized STEM recruiting firm. In a display of massive action, Matthew and his team successfully placed over 1,200 candidates in a single year, proving that military precision translates directly to business growth.

In this episode, Matthew shares how he built a company rooted in military values, specifically focusing on connecting underrepresented groups with top-tier opportunities. He reveals his unique philanthropic business model that donates 20% of revenue back to the educational institutions his candidates come from, creating a sustainable cycle of opportunity for veterans, minorities, and international students.

In this episode, you will learn:

• Navigating Medical Retirement: How to find a new purpose and identity when your military career ends abruptly.

• Scaling Recruitment: The mindset and "massive action" strategy behind recruiting 1,200+ candidates in just 12 months.

• The Philanthropic Business Model: How donating 20% of revenue back to schools fuels growth, trust, and community impact.

• Military Values in Business: How to translate camaraderie, discipline, and mission-focus into a remote corporate culture.

• Fail Fast to Succeed: The importance of pivoting quickly—from a Managed Service Provider (MSP) to Recruiting—when the market speaks.

About Matthew DePrimo:

Matthew DePrimo is the Founder and CEO of Career Bridge IT Solutions, a STEM recruiting firm dedicated to connecting underrepresented talent with meaningful careers. A medically retired Army veteran and former Signal Officer, Matthew leverages his military leadership experience to build high-performing teams. He holds a Master's in Information Systems from Syracuse University and is passionate about lowering barriers to education and employment for veterans, BIPOC communities, and women in STEM.

Connect with Matthew DePrimo & Cynergists:

Matthew's Website: https://careerbridgeitsolutions.com/

LinkedIn: Matthew DePrimo, MSIS, CAS-IS

Facebook (Business): CareerBridge I.T. Solutions LLC

Personal Facebook: Matty John

https://www.facebook.com/matthew.deprim

Cynergists Website: http://www.cynergists.com

#Milpreneur #MilpreneurPodcast #VeteranEntrepreneur #Recruiting #BusinessScaling #STEMCareers #CareerBridge #MilitaryTransition #VeteranBusiness #Entrepreneurship #GivingBack

Chapters:

00:00 - Intro

00:27 - Introducing Matthew DePrimo & Career Bridge

03:00 - From Enlistment to Signal Officer

08:40 - The Challenge of Medical Retirement

11:30 - The Birth of Career Bridge

13:30 - Pivoting to STEM Recruiting

17:14 - Result: 1,200 Placements in One Year

18:20 - The 20% Give-Back Model

21:00 - Instilling Military Culture in Business

26:47 - Rapid Fire Questions

33:00 - Conclusion

In this episode of the Milpreneur Podcast, Ryan Van Ornum sits down with Dr. Mark Michels, the Chief Operating Officer of Global Integrity Alliance. Mark shares his incredible 31-year journey in the U.S. Army, rising from a Private E-1 to retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel. He discusses his unique path from Air Defense Artillery to becoming a Counter-WMD expert and eventually the Academic Provost at the Defense Nuclear Weapons School.

Mark opens up about the realities of transitioning from the military to the corporate world, specifically how he navigated the shift during the height of COVID. He shares powerful stories on leadership, including a harrowing experience at Fairchild Air Force Base, and offers invaluable advice on why "operationalizing the visionary" is the key to business success. Whether you are an enlisted soldier looking to commission or a veteran entering the C-Suite, Dr. Michels' insights on lifelong learning and resilience are a must-listen.

In this episode, you will learn:

• The Value of "Volunt-telling": How volunteering for the jobs nobody else wants (like field sanitation) can unexpectedly open doors to elite opportunities like Air Assault School.

• Operationalizing the Vision: The specific role of a COO in taking a CEO's high-level ideas and translating them into actionable, executable plans.

• Leadership Through Tragedy: A somber look at resilience and rebuilding a unit's morale following the tragic C-17 crash at Fairchild Air Force Base.

• The Power of Lifelong Learning: Why Mark never stopped at one degree, eventually earning his Doctorate, and how continuous education fuels career progression.

• Navigating the Civilian Transition: How to translate military trust and "handshake deals" into the documentation-heavy world of civilian business consulting.

About Dr. Mark Michels:

Dr. Mark Michels is a retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel with over 31 years of service, having served in both enlisted and officer ranks. He is a subject matter expert in Counter-Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD) and previously served as the Chief of Operations and Academic Provost for the Defense Nuclear Weapons School. He is currently the COO of Global Integrity Alliance and the author of Learning from Experience: 50 Principles for Leading People and Managing Programs Through Trials, Tribulations, and Successes.

Connect with Dr. Mark Michels & Cynergists

Global Integrity Alliance: https://www.globalintegrityalliance.com

Cynergists: http://www.cynergists.com

Chapters 00:00 - Intro

02:07 - 31 Years: From Private to Officer

05:05 - The Power of Volunteering (The Field Sanitation Story)

07:54 - Leadership Through Tragedy: The Fairchild Air Show Crash

09:37 - Earning a Doctorate & The Pivot During COVID

11:16 - The "Alex Inc" Call & Moving to Germany

15:15 - Current Role: COO of Global Integrity Alliance

17:23 - Rapid Fire Questions

In this episode of the Milpreneur Podcast, host Ryan Van Ornum sits down with Dida Clifton, a USAF veteran and the founder of The Office Squad. Dida shares her incredible journey from working in an F-15 fighter squadron to building a comprehensive back-office support system for small businesses. By leveraging her military background, she has created a unique "Squadron" model that brings discipline, urgency, and systems to the often chaotic world of entrepreneurship and bookkeeping.Dida dives deep into the struggles of branding and the pivotal moment she decided to ignore the naysayers who told her a military-themed business wouldn't resonate with civilians. She discusses the evolution of her company from a solo home-based operation to a growing franchise, detailing how she navigated technological shifts in the accounting industry. This conversation offers invaluable insights on scaling operations, maintaining work-life balance as a military spouse, and the power of trusting your intuition to build a legacy that allows you to retire your spouse. In this episode, you will learn:• Applying Military SOPs: How to translate military squadron structure into efficient small business administration.• Branding with Authenticity: Why leaning into your veteran identity can differentiate your business in a crowded market.• Scaling through Systems: The transition from being a solo operator to franchising and acquiring other firms.• Technological Adaptation: How to stay ahead of industry curves, from cloud hosting to AI integration in bookkeeping.• Work-Life Integration: Strategies for building a successful empire without sacrificing family relationships.About Dida Clifton: Dida Clifton is the founder and CEO of The Office Squad, a premier back-office support company that handles bookkeeping, admin, and phone support for small businesses. A U.S. Air Force veteran, she applies the discipline and structure of military flight operations to help entrepreneurs streamline their business systems.Connect with Dida Clifton & Cynergists:The Office Squad Website: http://www.theofficesquad.comSponsor: The sponsor is Cynergists: http://www.cynergists.comJoin us next time for more stories of veterans turning military service into business success!#Milpreneur #TheOfficeSquad #VeteranBusiness #USAF #Bookkeeping #Franchising #SmallBusinessSystems #WomenInBusiness #Entrepreneurship #scalingupsuccess Chapters:00:00 - Introduction and Sponsor Acknowledgment00:53 - Dida’s Military Service: From Bootcamp to F-15 Fighter Squadrons02:35 - The Origin of The Office Squad: Applying Military Structure to Admin04:02 - Overcoming Early Business Challenges and Listening to Experts05:35 - The Branding Pivot: Embracing the Fighter Pilot Theme07:22 - The "Just Do It" Moment: Ignoring Doubters08:21 - Balancing Motherhood, Military Spousal Duties, and Business Growth09:30 - Staying Ahead of Trends: Cloud Hosting and Technology Shifts12:13 - Rapid Fire Questions: Books, Travel, and Superpowers14:58 - Advice to Her Younger Self: Don't Let Your Face Show What You're Thinking16:40 - Future Vision: Scaling to 25 Locations in 5 Years17:18 - Connect with Dida Clifton & Closing

In this episode of the Milpreneur Podcast, host Ryan Van Ornum sits down with Marah Lago, a powerhouse entrepreneur and co-founder of Military Creator Con. Marah shares her incredible journey from the high-pressure world of corporate management consulting to navigating the utter collapse of her first business, eventually rising to build a vertically integrated jewelry empire. This conversation explores how a civilian spouse found her true home within the veteran community and is now dedicating her expertise to helping military creators scaling their own visions.

Marah opens up about the harsh lessons learned from a business bankruptcy and how those scars prepared her to bootstrap a global brand from zero to eight figures without outside investors. They dive deep into the mechanics of finding a unique niche—in her case, the rare Larimar gemstone—and the operational systems required to manage mining, manufacturing, and retail distribution simultaneously. Marah also discusses the "shocking creativity" she has discovered within the military population and why agility and calculated risk-taking are the ultimate force multipliers in business.

In this episode, you will learn:

• How to pivot from failure: Turning a business bankruptcy into the foundation for future 8-figure success.

• The power of vertical integration: How controlling your supply chain from mining to retail maximizes margins.

• Identifying a market niche: Lessons on discovering and branding a unique product (Larimar) that the competition ignores.

• Applying military agility to business: Why veterans are uniquely suited for entrepreneurship due to their ability to adapt and overcome.

• Building community events: Insights into launching the Military Creator Con to foster collaboration among veteran creatives.

About Marah Lago:

Marah Lago is an accomplished entrepreneur and designer best known for building the Marah Lago jewelry brand into an 8-figure global enterprise. Today, alongside her husband, a retired Air Force veteran, she is the co-founder of Military Creator Con, an event dedicated to empowering creatives, influencers, and entrepreneurs within the military community.

Connect with Marah Lago & Cynergists:

Military Creator Con Website: https://www.militarycreatorcon.com

Sponsor: The sponsor is Cynergists: http://www.cynergists.com

Don't miss this inspiring masterclass on resilience and branding—hit that subscribe button and leave a review!

#Milpreneur #MilitaryCreatorCon #MarahLago #VeteranBusiness #Entrepreneurship #ScalingUp #Bootstrapping #WomenInBusiness #AirForceSpouse #CreatorEconomy

Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction & Cynergists Sponsorship

01:19 - Leaving Corporate America & The Glass Ceiling

02:24 - First Business Failure: The Sizzler Bankruptcy

03:28 - From Mall Kiosk to Discovering Larimar

04:41 - Bootstrapping to 8-Figures: Vertical Integration

05:56 - TV Sales Success & The Final Exit

07:05 - Finding a Soul Connection in the Military Community

07:43 - The Birth of Military Creator Con

09:02 - The Untapped Creativity of Veterans

10:47 - The Importance of Community & Networking

11:27 - Rapid Fire Questions: Books, Mentors & Pizza

12:30 - Conclusion & Call to Action

In this episode of the Milpreneur Podcast, host Ryan Van Ornum sits down with Stacey Allen, an Army veteran and the Founder and CEO of Valor Health. After a distinguished career as a medic in Desert Storm and over 16 years in health administration with the Federal Bureau of Prisons, Stacey pivoted to entrepreneurship with a mission to serve his brothers and sisters in arms. This conversation explores the critical transition from government service to becoming a founder, highlighting how military precision and medical expertise can be leveraged to solve complex problems within the VA system.

Stacey dives deep into the administrative battles veterans face, revealing that most VA claims are denied not due to a lack of injury, but a lack of proper medical documentation. He shares his personal journey of filing a claim 26 years after service and discusses the significant financial impacts of securing a disability rating, from funding fee waivers on VA home loans to state-specific perks like the Hazlewood Act in Texas. Beyond the benefits, Stacey offers invaluable insights on scaling a business by aligning with a team that values integrity and shares a unified mission.

In this episode, you will learn:

• The Critical Role of Documentation: Why lack of medical evidence is the #1 reason for VA claim denials.

• Unlocking Financial Benefits: How disability ratings impact VA Home Loan fees and property taxes.

• Leveraging State Benefits: Understanding powerful programs like the Hazlewood Act for veteran families.

• Scaling Through Culture: How to build a company based on integrity and shared core values.

• The Entrepreneurial Mindset: Why passion for your mission eliminates the need for an alarm clock.

About Stacey Allen:

Stacey Allen is an Army veteran and the Founder and CEO of Valor Health, a company dedicated to helping veterans secure the medical evidence and evaluations needed to support their VA disability claims. With a background in federal health administration and a passion for veteran advocacy, Stacey bridges the gap between medical providers and the VA system.

Connect with Stacey Allen & Cynergists:

Valor Health Website: http://valorhealth.net

Sponsor: The sponsor is Cynergists: http://www.cynergists.com

Did you enjoy this episode? If you found value in this conversation, please leave a review and share it with a fellow veteran entrepreneur who is looking to scale their success!

#Milpreneur #VeteranBusiness #ValorHealth #VAClaims #ArmyVet #ScalingUpSuccess #VeteransBenefits #Entrepreneurship #BusinessIntegrity #DesertStormVet

Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction to the Milpreneur Podcast

00:26 - Stacey Allen’s Army Service & Bureau of Prisons Career

02:10 - The Realization: Filing a Claim 26 Years Later

03:56 - Launching Valor Health: Solving the Documentation Gap

04:10 - The Hidden Value of VA Ratings: Home Loans & Healthcare

05:29 - State-Specific Benefits: Texas Property Tax & The Hazlewood Act

07:25 - Building a Business Team: Surrounding Yourself with Talent

08:00 - Passion Over Alarm Clocks: The Entrepreneurial Drive

08:52 - Measuring Success: Doing Good While Doing Well

10:25 - Core Values: Why Integrity is Non-Negotiable

11:51 - Advice to My Younger Self: The Value of Staying In

13:21 - Rapid Fire: Podcasts, Coffee, and Heavy Metal

15:13 - Bucket List: Exploring Historic America

15:53 - How to Connect with Valor Health

Suit up, Milpreneurs, Stacey Allen is stepping into the studio with a story that hits hard and inspires even harder.

From military service to CEO of Valor Health, he’s turning experience into impact and breaking barriers for veterans everywhere.

If you’re ready for purpose, leadership, and game-changing insight, this is the episode you don’t want to miss.

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In this episode of the Milpreneur Podcast, host Ryan Van Ornum sits down with Randy Gilbert, a retired Air Force First Sergeant and the co-founder of KnovaQuest. After a distinguished 21-year military career ranging from Security Forces to operating sensors, Randy faced the challenge many veterans encounter: finding a renewed sense of purpose outside the uniform. This conversation explores his transition from military leadership to becoming a tech founder dedicated to upskilling the next generation of cyber warriors.

Randy dives deep into the evolution of KnovaQuest, detailing how the company pivoted from general culture consulting to the specialized "Boots to Bytes" program. He discusses the critical balance between teaching technical "hard skills" like machine learning and the essential "soft skills" required for corporate navigation. The discussion highlights the importance of strategic systems, the value of networking with organizations like HKPO, and how to scale a business by listening to student feedback and staying agile in the fast-moving AI landscape.

In this episode, you will learn:

• How to Pivot: Recognizing when to shift your business model to align with market needs and personal passion.

• Tech Transition Strategies: The importance of combining technical certifications with career readiness coaching.

• Networking for Growth: How leveraging military connections can lead to unexpected business partnerships.

• Operational Mindset: Applying the military concept of "What's Next?" to drive continuous business improvement.

• Leadership in Tech: How First Sergeant experience translates to managing company culture and student success.

About Randy Gilbert:

Randy Gilbert is a 21-year Air Force veteran and the CEO of KnovaQuest. His company focuses on the "Boots to Bytes" initiative, partnering with industry leaders to provide veterans and military spouses with cutting-edge training in Cyber Security and Artificial Intelligence, coupled with career readiness mentorship.

Connect with Randy Gilbert & Cynergists:

KnovaQuest Website: http://www.knovaquest.com

Sponsor: The sponsor is Cynergists: http://www.cynergists.com

If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review and share it with a veteran entrepreneur who is ready to find their next mission!

#Milpreneur #KnovaQuest #BootsToBytes #AirForceVeteran #CyberSecurity #AI #TechEntrepreneur #MilitaryTransition #CareerReadiness #scalingupsuccess

Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction and Sponsor Shoutout

00:48 - Randy Gilbert’s Air Force Journey: Security Forces to Intel

01:59 - The Birth of KnovaQuest: Seeking Purpose After Service

03:06 - The Pivot: Launching the "Boots to Bytes" Program

03:53 - The "Click" Moment: Validating the Business Model

04:36 - Identifying Business Blind Spots & Iterating for Success

05:20 - The Power of Networking & Strategic Partnerships

06:32 - Staying Ahead of Trends in Cyber Security & AI

07:51 - Maintaining Company Culture: The "What's Next?" Mindset

08:38 - Bridging the Gap: Teaching Hard Skills vs. Soft Skills

09:28 - The Veteran Perspective: Calculated Risks in Business

10:23 - Rapid Fire: Habits, Travel, and Superpowers

11:42 - Life Advice: Courage in Decision Making

12:12 - Future Vision for KnovaQuest & Conclusion

In this episode of the Milpreneur Podcast, host Ryan Van Ornum sits down with Tia Christopher, a U.S. Navy veteran turned tech leader and founder of The Orange Peel Collaborative. Tia shares her incredible journey from serving as an Arabic linguist to navigating the high-stakes world of AI and machine learning operations, ultimately finding her footing as a formidable entrepreneur in the tech space.

Tia opens up about the "happy accidents" and challenges that defined her career, including how multiple layoffs in the tech sector pushed her to build her own company. She discusses the vital intersection of human capital and artificial intelligence, emphasizing a "people-first" strategy that ensures technology supports rather than replaces the workforce. From anecdotes about her WWII Ace grandfather to the grit required to pivot industries, this conversation explores the resilience inherent in the veteran community.

In this episode, you will learn:

• Translating Skills: How to leverage communication skills to bridge the gap between technical and non-technical teams.

• The Accidental Founder: How to turn career setbacks and layoffs into the fuel for launching a successful startup.

• People-First AI: Understanding the importance of maintaining a human-centric approach in machine learning strategies.

• Legacy & Resilience: How family history and military service shape entrepreneurial grit and leadership style.

• Self-Worth in Business: Why you should stop trying to "prove" yourself and start trusting your inherent value.

About Tia Christopher:

Tia Christopher is the Founder of The Orange Peel Collaborative, a firm dedicated to People-First AI Strategy. A Navy veteran and former non-profit operations leader, she helps organizations navigate the complexities of artificial intelligence integration with a focus on strategic operations and human capital.

Connect with Tia Christopher & Cynergists:

The Orange Peel Collaborative Website: http://www.theopcollab.com Sponsor:

The sponsor is Cynergists: http://www.cynergists.com

Join us for this inspiring conversation on resilience, tech, and the power of betting on yourself.

#Milpreneur #VeteranBusiness #WomenInTech #AIStrategy #TheOrangePeel #NavyVeteran #MachineLearning #Entrepreneurship #BusinessGrowth #TechOps

Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction to the Milpreneur Podcast

00:55 - Joining the Navy Pre-9/11 as an Arabic Linguist

02:02 - The Navy vs. Army Debate for Language Lovers

03:10 - Transitioning from Non-Profits to AI Tech Ops

04:13 - Launching The Orange Peel Collaborative

05:06 - The Reluctant Entrepreneur: Embracing the Role

06:25 - A Family Legacy: The WWII Ace Fighter Pilot Grandfather

07:01 - Entrepreneurship as a Second Bootcamp

07:56 - Advocating for a People-First AI Strategy

08:30 - How "Happy Accidents" Led to Business Success

09:53 - Rapid Fire: Books, Habits, and Superpowers

12:23 - Best Advice: You Don't Need to Prove Anything

14:25 - Future Vision: Expansion and Exit Strategy

In this high-octane episode of the Milpreneur Podcast, host Ryan Van Horn sits down with Josh White, a US Marine Corps veteran who successfully transitioned from the battlefield to the race track. Josh shares his incredible journey of resilience, detailing how he navigated the competitive "dog-eat-dog" world of professional racing to return to the NASCAR Truck Series. This conversation explores the intersection of military discipline and the high-speed demands of being a professional driver and brand builder.

Josh dives deep into the mental fortitude required to secure sponsorships and execute split-second decisions on the track, paralleling these high-pressure moments with his military training. The discussion highlights the critical nature of clear communication systems, contrasting tactical military operations with the precision required between a driver and their spotter. Furthermore, Josh opens up about his diagnosis of PTSD and how becoming his own boss—treating his racing career as a business—provided the autonomy and purpose necessary for his mental health and continued growth.

In this episode, you will learn:

• The "Improvise, Adapt, Overcome" Framework: How to apply this Marine Corps mantra to solve unexpected business and performance problems.

• Precision Communication: Why clarity is the difference between winning and losing in high-stakes environments.

• Resilience in Branding: How to handle rejection and persist when seeking high-level sponsorships.

• Entrepreneurial Autonomy: Using business ownership as a tool to manage PTSD and mental health.

• Legacy Building: The importance of passing down skills and traditions to the next generation.

About Josh White:

Josh White is a US Marine Corps veteran and a professional race car driver competing in the NASCAR Truck Series and Modifieds. Beyond the track, he is an avid outdoorsman and the host of a hunting show, using his platform to advocate for veteran resilience and mental health awareness.

Connect with Josh White & Cynergists:

Josh White Racing Website: http://www.joshwhiteracing.com

Sponsor: The sponsor is Cynergists: http://www.cynergists.com

Join us for this inspiring ride and learn how to drive your business with military precision!

#Milpreneur #JoshWhiteRacing #NASCAR #USMC #MarineCorps #VeteranBusiness #Resilience #MentalHealthAwareness #Racing #systems

Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction to Ryan Van Horn & Guest Josh White

01:03 - Enlisting in the Marine Corps: The Start of the Journey

01:28 - How the USMC Structured a Chaos-Ready Mindset

02:25 - Returning to NASCAR: The Challenge of the Comeback

04:40 - Applying "Improvise, Adapt, Overcome" to Racing

06:19 - Redefining Success After Military Service

08:02 - High-Stakes Communication: Military Ops vs. Pit Crews

10:35 - Managing PTSD Through Entrepreneurial Freedom

11:42 - Rapid Fire: Habits, Food, and Superpowers

16:17 - The Time Traveler Advice: Invest in Bitcoin

18:46 - Future Goals: Racing until the Wheels Fall Off

19:50 - How to Connect with Josh White