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In the final video in my miniseries with Kelly Crowell we look at her early life. She addresses both the obstacles she had to overcome and the opportunities that presented themselves to her while growing up in Omaha, NE. We touch on the long term impact of PTSD and the general taboo around mental health as well as the impacts of the lack of resiliency and instant gratification in children on their future and the future of the nation and thus the world. 

Burn Your Boats My podcast where I interview entrepreneurs to teach others how to commit and take action.

One of the beautiful parts of doing this show is that it allows me to dive into some of the really tough and nuanced gray areas. Kelly discusses the complicated nature of disaster relief when it comes to acute care of injuries because of the lack of long term available care. Something as simple setting a broken bone and putting a cast on. When there is no way to get it off when the doctors are gone, and the person gets a skin infection that is potentially fatal what is the real impact of emergency relief medical care.

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One of the beautiful parts of doing this show is that it allows me to dive into some of the really tough and nuanced gray areas. Kelly discusses the complicated nature of disaster relief when it comes to acute care of injuries because of the lack of long term available care. Something as simple setting a broken bone and putting a cast on. When there is no way to get it off when the doctors are gone, and the person gets a skin infection that is potentially fatal what is the real impact of emergency relief medical care.

 Kelly Crowell, Medical Anthropologist, and Disaster Relief Volunteer shares her experiences helping those recovering from devastation. She and her fellow volunteers bear the austere environment to help those struggling to survive the fallout from the earthquake.

In Part I of a III part mini series, Kelly Crowell, Medical Anthropologist, and Disaster Relief Volunteer shares her experiences helping those recovering from devastation. She and her fellow volunteers bear the austere environment to help those struggling to survive the fallout from the earthquake.

Steve Sherman discusses the importance of the people you keep around you and the motivation to exceed expectations, including your own! He derives so much of his drive from his faith, and his path to God is unbelievably real and relatable. Come and find out how he Burned his own Boats!

Steve Sherman, an amazing entrepreneur who continually takes aggressive action in his life to promote positive change gives you insight to how he did it. Check out this quick snap shot of our conversation and get ready to satiate yourself with the full experience this Friday!

Robert V. Smith joins me on Burn Your Boats for a spontaneous yet insightful conversation.  We discuss his philosophy and how faith plays a significant role in that. We also discuss sports and the importance of competition in developing relevant skills to success.

Ever had the dream of owning a restaurant? a bar? both?  This is your opportunity to get the inside scoop from a woman who has done it.  From personal struggles to insane and unforeseen obstacles along the way you get the full story of what it took Christina Bucci-Murray and Bob Murray to accomplish this goal and provide one of the best food drink and live music experiences on Hilton Head Island, SC.

A preview from Christina Bucci-Murray herself!  Coming straight from Bucci & Murray's Pub on the Harbor.  What do you need to do to be successful in the food industry or more simply, in your life!