Ostrolenk speaks with Dan Cerrillo, a certified U.S. Navy Master Training Specialist who spent over 14-years on active duty, 13-years of which were spent within Naval Special Warfare Command’s. Cerrillo is the founder and owner of Spartan Seven: The Ultimate SEAL Adventure, designed to teach participants the combat skills, leadership, and mental toughness all SEALs possess. Cerrillo details how the program was developed, and its similarities and differences with other SEAL programs. In Spartan Seven, participants not only receive firearm and hand-to-hand combat training, but also learn the importance of land navigation and communication. For people who wonder what it would have been like to live a warrior life, Spartan Seven provides the opportunity to experience this and learn warrior skills. To learn more about Spartan Seven, visit them on Facebook (www.facebook.com/UltimateNavySealAdventure) and on Instagram at @spartan7adventure.

Michael Ostrolenk — a leading expert in the field of transpartisan public policy, program director and master coach for SEALFIT’s Unbeatable Mind Academy — has a world of fascinating insights on how best to integrate Eastern and Western notions of self in order better to flourish as a human being on individual and grander scales.

Ostrolenk speaks with Lynnette Bukowski, founder and executive director of LZ Grace Warriors Retreat, and the wife of a Veteran Navy SEAL. Lynnette talks about her personal experiences, her husband's journey to assist fellow Navy SEALs, and how this led her to start LZ Grace. LZ Grace provides a place of respite for warriors and their families, through activities, rest, and interaction with others who have shared similar experiences. To learn more about LA Grace or donate, visit their website: http://lz-grace.com/about.html. You can also follow them on twitter @LZ_Grace and read more about Lynnette's work on her blog: gracebeyondgrace.com.

Ostrolenk on 2016 elections and the hope for Liberty by Michael Ostrolenk

Ostrolenk speaks with Justin Goddard, Director of Neuro-fit Systems Australia. Goddard first discovered Neuro-fit at its base in Los Angeles as he and his wife were looking for programs to help their own daughter recover from autism. While many other programs and treatments sought simply to manage autism, Neuro-fit became a key component to the recovery piece by recalibrating the way the brain and body communicate with each other. Goddard discusses his daughter’s condition before treatment, and the progress she’s made since Neuro-fit improved the efficiency of her neuro-pathway development through movement. Having been witness to the profound impact the program had on their daughter, Goddard decided to bring Neuro-fit back to Australia.

To learn more about Neuro-fit, visit their website at Neuro-Fit.com, their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/neurofitsystems/, and learn more about their protocol at https://neuro-fit.wistia.com/medias/qe3n4cslgr.

Michael Ostrolenk is interviewed as a part of the American Citizens Summit, a free online event featuring respected political leaders, grassroots visionaries, business pioneers, change agents and advocates who are leading the way to actualize the full power of democracy by building bridges across divides.

Michael Ostrolenk is interviewed as a part of the American Citizens Summit, a free online event featuring respected political leaders, grassroots visionaries, business pioneers, change agents and advocates who are leading the way to actualize the full power of democracy by building bridges across divides.

Ostrolenk speaks with Michi Iljazi, Communications and Policy Manager for the Taxpayers Protection Alliance (TPA). The TPA is a non-partisan, non-profit advocacy group that works on issues that impact American taxpayers. Focusing on Pentagon spending, Iljazi speaks about why so much money is wasted in defense spending and how the misallocation of resources makes America less safe. Iljazi further discusses programs that are significantly overfunded, why the Pentagon should not be considered a job-creation program, and why all Americans should care about auditing the Pentagon.

To learn more about the TPA, visit their website at www.protectingtaxpayers.org and follow them on Twitter @Protectaxpayers

Ostrolenk speaks with Nan Swift, Federal Affairs Manager at the National Taxpayers Union (NTU). Swift speaks about the projects she works on through the NTU to achieve legislative outcomes favorable to taxpayers. Her recent work includes collaboration with Taxpayers for Common Sense on defense spending. Swift also elaborates on the Budget Control Act and the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) fund. Lastly, she discusses how throwing more money at the Pentagon does not make us more safe and how beneficial an audit would be.

To learn more about Swift's work and NTU, visit www.ntu.org

Ostrolenk speaks on transpartisanship and how prioritizing the ends over the means can be an efficient way to collaborate. In working across the aisle, it’s likely that others agree with the ends you seek, but may not agree on the means. If you are curious and flexible to compromise on the means, it is often possible to obtain the ends that both parties desire.