Welcome to another episode of Living Limitless, where we bring you stories of resilience, inspiration, and the pursuit of greatness. Today, we have an extraordinary guest, a true American Savage, a Navy SEAL veteran who transitioned from the high-stakes world of combat to become a transformative force in the realms of self-improvement, team building, and organizational leadership. Joining us is the one and only Ray 'Cash' Care."

Ray shares his journey from the intensity of Navy SEALs to channeling his battle-hardened wisdom into the world of self-improvement. Hear about the pivotal moments that shaped his transition and how he found a new mission in helping others achieve their full potential.

Explore Ray's powerful message encapsulated in his four pillars of success - teamwork, problem-solving, leadership, and communication. Discover how these principles, honed in the crucible of combat, are applicable to diverse audiences, from Fortune 500 companies to youth groups.

We delve into the testimonials from individuals like Robert J. O'Neill (SEAL Team 6 Operator), Kid Rock (Professional Singer, Songwriter), and Tim Kennedy (Author, U.S. Army Special Forces) who attest to Ray's impact and describe him as a true American treasure and a patriot.

Ray, in collaboration with business coach Matt Schneider, co-founded The Q-Course, a Leadership Team Development initiative that travels the country, applying SEAL-like scenarios to identify weaknesses, improve efficiency, and foster a culture of motivation and teamwork.

Learn about Ray's commitment to fostering healthy masculinity through The Squire Program, a unique father-and-son experience aimed at encouraging young men to stand up against bullying and embody the qualities of a true leader.

Explore Ray's impressive career highlights, including his roles in Captain Phillips, "The Selection," "The Ultimate Soldier Challenge," and his role as a mindset coach for the UCLA Bruins. Uncover the challenges and triumphs that have defined his journey.

Ray's dedication to philanthropy is evident in his commitment to completing 6,320 push-ups weekly, honoring veterans and first responders lost to suicide. Learn about his involvement with organizations like the GIGO Fund, BRCC Fund, and the Danny Dietz Memorial Fund.