How does Shepherd Center support veteran care, break down barriers, and encourage veterans to seek treatment?

In episode 448, host Zack Knight sits down with Jackie Breitenstein, the head of the SHARE Military Initiative at Shepherd Center in Atlanta. Jackie shares how Sheperd Center is working with veterans suffering from brain injuries and other hidden wounds of war. She shares the unique challenges veterans face when seeking care and how Shepherd Center and the SHARE program are working to break down those barriers. Jackie also highlights the importance of involving family members in the healing process and the long-term support SHARE provides to ensure veterans can successfully transition back to their communities.

[00:00 - 06:01] From Boxing Ring to Brain Injury Rehab: Jackie's Journey

• Jackie's past as a professional boxer with an 8-2 record and six knockouts
• How her boxing experience led her to work with brain injury patients at Shepherd Center
• Shepherd Center's world-renowned reputation in treating brain and spinal cord injuries

[06:02 - 12:25] SHARE Military Initiative: Comprehensive Care for Veterans

• SHARE program treats post-9/11 veterans and first responders
• Care provided at no out-of-pocket expense, including travel, housing, and specialist teams
• Zack's personal connection to Shepherd Center through his own experiences

[12:26 - 30:52] Breaking Barriers: Reaching to Veterans

• Challenges of marketing to veterans who don't want to be labeled as "damaged goods"
• SHARE's reliance on word-of-mouth referrals and building trust with veterans
• Importance of finding a new mission and purpose for veterans as they heal and transition

[30:53- 39:29] Link Between Brain Injuries and Veteran Suicide

• Statistics reveal the prevalence of brain injuries among veterans and increased suicide risk
• Addressing root causes of veteran suicide, including misdiagnosed and undertreated brain injuries
• Misconceptions surrounding ongoing conflicts and lack of public awareness about veteran challenges

[39:30 - 45:10] Healing Families, Restoring Connections: SHARE's Holistic Approach

• Involving family members in treatment, educating them on supporting their veteran loved one
• Powerful story of a veteran reconnecting with his daughters during treatment
• Importance of respite care for veteran caregivers supporting loved ones for years

Key Quotes:

"If all we do is talk to the veteran and we don't include their circle of support, we're not setting that veteran up or that family up for success." - Jackie Breitenstein

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How can stoicism and learning from adversity help first responders and law enforcement officers build resilience in their personal and professional lives?

In episode 446, host Zack Knight interviews Kristofor Healey, a former DHS special agent, speaker, author, and podcast host. Kristofor shares his journey from aspiring archaeologist to federal law enforcement officer in the wake of 9/11, and how his experiences on the Southwest border and in investigating large-scale fraud cases shaped his perspective on resilience and stoicism. In this conversation, Kristofor also shares his passion for teaching and mentoring others, as well as his new book, "In Valor: 365 Stoic Meditations for First Responders," which aims to provide a practical guide for law enforcement officers to develop a resilient mindset. 

[00:00 - 08:26] The Journey to Law Enforcement

• Introduction to Kristofor Healey 
• Kristofor's post-9/11 desire to serve drove his career change
• Worked on complex federal investigations for 15 years
• Southwest border experiences shaped his views on resilience and stoicism

[08:27 - 14:35] Life on the Southwest Border

• Worked during Gulf cartel chaos and civil war
• Investigated corrupt law enforcement officers
• High-stakes work required tactical awareness and skilled targets

[14:36 - 17:32] Balancing Work and Relationships

• Experience in marriages while on duty 
• Advice to find points in common with your significant other 
• Success requires recognizing strengths, weaknesses, and following when necessary

[17:33 - 22:22] Developing a Stoic Mindset

• Discovered stoic philosophers during challenging times
• Stoicism focuses on controlling attitude, effort, actions, and reactions
• Stoicism helped navigate the transition from law enforcement to entrepreneurship

[22:23 - 27:32] Daily Practices and Balancing Life with a Significant Other

• Law enforcement authority can carry over into personal relationships
• Healthy relationships require recognizing limitations and following the partner's lead
• Checking authoritative communication patterns is an ongoing practice

[27:33 - 30:10] Public Speaking and Sharing Lessons Learned

• Speaks about turning obstacles into opportunities and using adversity as a gift
• Draws on law enforcement and endurance racing stories to encourage resilience
• Believes sharing lessons from global conflict benefits law enforcement and the general population

[30:11 - 33:44] Legacy and Supporting the Next Generation

• Law enforcement faces unique challenges: PTSD, staffing shortages, confidence crisis
• Experienced officers should share stories to help others navigate challenges
• Legacy means helping others climb up, not closing the door behind oneself

Key Quotes:

"What you control is your attitude, your effort, your actions and your reactions. If you can control those things and focus inward on those things, the outcomes take care of themselves." - Kristofor Healey

"You don't turn around and close the door behind you. You put a ladder behind you so that people can climb up behind you." - Kristofor Healey

Connect with Kristofor: 

Podcast: The Stoic Responder 

Website: https://www.kristoforhealey.com/

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What are the three key mistakes entrepreneurs make when it comes to their wealth, and how can they be avoided?

In episode 445, host Zack Knight interviews Cannon Carr, a wealth management strategist, CEO, and business owner of Corner Cap Wealth Advisors. Carr shares his expertise on building resilient teams, fostering a positive company culture, and the common pitfalls entrepreneurs face when managing their wealth. The conversation dives into the importance of planning for the future, maintaining liquidity, and achieving a healthy work-life balance. Carr also emphasizes the significance of small businesses in driving economic growth and innovation. Throughout the episode, Zack draws parallels between the experiences of veterans transitioning to civilian life and the challenges faced by entrepreneurs.

[00:00 - 09:57] Starting a Business and the Entrepreneur Journey 

• Cannon Carr’s Introduction and early steps in the entrepreneurial world 
• How does stability work in entrepreneurship?
• Cannon’s company nowadays

[09:58 - 15:04] Building Resilience in a Team

• Focus on building a team that can make decisions independently
• Hire people based on shared values and culture
• Encourage honest communication and vulnerability within the team

[15:05 - 21:19] Ego and Loyalty in Business and The Military

• Recognize that ego can create unnecessary conflict and distraction
• Understand that loyalty is a double-edged sword; sometimes, you need to let go of team members who have outgrown their roles
• Strive for a balance between personal life and professional obligations

[21:20 - 35:27] The 3 Mistakes Entrepreneurs Make with Their Wealth

• Not planning for an exit strategy
• Lack of liquidity to navigate through disruptions
• Failing to maintain independence from the business

[35:28 - 41:39] The Importance of Giving Back and Building Trust

• Inspire others by giving forward and sharing knowledge
• Acknowledge that success is not achieved alone; be willing to help others
• Foster trust within your team and in your relationships

Key quotes: 



 "Culture means you set the values about how your company or your business makes decisions." - Cannon Carr

"There's no way I would be where I am now without the help of others, right? So you have to share, and it's a joy to do that." - Cannon Carr

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How can the skills and leadership style developed in the military translate to success as an entrepreneur?

In episode 444, we had a speaker series with Dave Young, a retired National Guard officer turned entrepreneur. Dave shares his journey from a 20-year military career to starting his own wealth management firm, Command Wealth Management. He shares the challenges of transitioning from a structured military environment to the world of entrepreneurship and the importance of finding one's passion and applying the skills learned in the military to build a successful business. Dave emphasizes the value of being process-driven, managing expectations, and prioritizing tasks to achieve productivity. He also shares insights on the significance of community involvement and the power of persistence in acquiring clients. Throughout the conversation, Dave offers advice for those considering entrepreneurship, particularly for veterans transitioning to civilian life.

[00:00 - 06:27] From Infantry to Entrepreneur

• Dave's 20-year career in the National Guard, serving in various roles including infantry, cavalry, and airborne units
• The decision to retire and transition to entrepreneurship
• The importance of family support during the transition

[06:28 - 09:06] Translating Military Skills to Entrepreneurship

• How the skills learned in the military, such as operations planning and team management, can be applied to entrepreneurship
• The significance of finding one's passion and applying military-acquired skills to build a business
• The value of being process-driven and managing expectations in entrepreneurship

[09:07 - 13:39] Overcoming Imposter Syndrome and Fear in Transitions

• Dealing with the lack of confidence and fear when transitioning from a structured military environment to entrepreneurship
• The importance of persistence and not giving up in the face of challenges
• Advice for managing expenses and focusing on one's strengths when starting a business

[13:40 - 19:07] Leadership Lessons: From the Military to Business Ownership

• The differences in leadership style between the military and entrepreneurship
• Managing a business with a spouse and the potential for scaling
• The significance of community involvement in acquiring clients and growing a business

[19:08 - 31:25] Productivity Hacks: Time Blocking and Managing Expectations

• The importance of time blocking and prioritizing tasks to achieve productivity
• Managing expectations, both up and down, in entrepreneurship and corporate settings
• The pitfalls of relying on to-do lists and the benefits of focusing on the most important tasks each day

Key quotes:

"Leadership is just inspiring someone to do something to complete a common goal." - Dave Young

"Persistence pays off." - Dave Young

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How can fiction help us avoid catastrophic futures and shape a better world for generations to come?

In episode 443, Admiral James Stavridis shares insights from his latest novel, "2054," the second installment in a cautionary fiction trilogy. He shares the potential impact of artificial intelligence on society and the military, the need for sovereign states to control this powerful technology, and the importance of bridging political divides to address the challenges facing our nation. Through his writing, Admiral Stavridis aims to inspire readers to imagine dangerous futures and work towards reverse-engineering them to avoid potential catastrophes.

[00:00 - 12:30] The Power of Cautionary Fiction

• Introduction of the Moderator Rickey Bevington
• Introduction of Admiral James Stavridis
• Admiral Stavridis explains his motivation for writing cautionary fiction novels

[12:31 - 23:21] The Purpose of the Trilogy

• The trilogy explores the challenges of the 21st century, including war, AI, and climate change
• Difference between predictive fiction and cautionary fiction
• Why use fiction to deliver this message?

[23:22 - 27:58] The Singularity and the Future of AI

• The concept of the singularity, where biology merges with technology, is introduced
• AI has the potential to be both enormously beneficial and malevolent
• The novel explores the implications of AI and the race between nations to control it

[27:59 - 00:35:45] The Future of Geopolitical Power and AI Control

• Non-state actors, such as big tech and criminal enterprises, are now in the sandbox with governments
• The importance of controlling AI early 
• The U.S. is in a foot race with China regarding AI

[35:46 - 42:12] The Need for a Cyber Force

• The importance of creating a dedicated cyber force within the U.S. military
• The military faces challenges in recruiting due to competition with the civilian economy
• Despite the difficulties, young men and women will continue to serve their country

[42:13 - 48:43] Finding Hope in a Divided Nation

• The U.S. will find its way out of the current political divisions
• He emphasizes the importance of listening to the other side and engaging in civil conversations
• The path forward lies in finding candidates who are willing to reach across the aisle and generate compromise
• The third book in the trilogy, "2084," explores the effects of climate change on geopolitics

Key quotes: 

"Like all new technologies, AI can be of enormous benefit and it can be enormously malevolent." - Admiral James Stavridis

"The path is not in surrendering your positions on policies. It's about listening to the other side." - Admiral James Stavridis

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How can we navigate the complex geopolitical challenges of our time, and what role do key players like Ukraine, China, and India play in shaping the future of global security and democracy?

In episode 442, Admiral James Stavridis shares his insights on the current state of global affairs and the critical challenges facing our world today. Drawing from his extensive military experience and strategic acumen, Admiral Stavridis dives into the complexities of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the rising tensions with China, and the tragic situation in the Middle East. He emphasizes the importance of supporting Ukraine in their fight against Russian aggression, while also highlighting the need for a balanced approach in dealing with the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Throughout this episode, Admiral Stavridis underscores the significance of alliances, diplomacy, and the role of emerging powers like India in shaping the future of global security and democracy.

[00:00 - 07:47] The Russia-Ukraine Conflict

• Biography of Admiral Jim Stavridis
• The importance of supporting Ukraine 
• The potential consequences of a Russian victory 
• The cost-effectiveness of arming Ukraine compared to the U.S. defense budget

[07:48 - 08:50] Countering China's Growing Influence

• The necessity of maintaining a robust U.S. defense budget to match China's increasing spending
• The idea for creating an alliance structure in Asia to stand against Chinese aggression
• The potential benefits of a new alliance system in the region

[08:51 - 16:20] The Middle East Crisis

• The context of Israel's response to the October 7th terrorist attack by Hamas
• The situation of Gazan civilians and the need for humanitarian assistance
• The U.S. role in supporting Israel while encouraging them to care for the civilian population

[16:21 - 24:03] Turkey's Geopolitical Importance

• Admiral Stavridis shares his family's history and connection to Turkey
• The critical role of Turkey in the NATO alliance despite current challenges
• The importance of remembering the past but not being imprisoned by it

[24:04 - 28:21] India's Emergence as a Global Power 

• India's growing influence and advantage due to its large population, innovation, and geography
• The challenges India faces, such as corruption, nationalism, and social issues
• The potential for India to emerge as a positive force in the global south and its importance for team democracy

Key Quotes:

"The degree to which team democracy pulls that global south here is the degree to which we can hope for the right outcomes." - Admiral James Stavridis

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How can we use the benefits of artificial intelligence while minimizing its dangers in a time of swift technological progress?

In episode 441, Admiral James Stavridis shares his books, "2034" and "2054," which explore the potential consequences of a war between the U.S. and China and the rise of artificial intelligence. Admiral Stavridis emphasizes the importance of examining these challenges while there is still time to address them. He explores the concept of singularity, the merger between human biology and technology, and its implications for the future. The discussion also covers the military applications of AI, the ethical dilemmas surrounding AI-enabled operations, and the need for strategic planning in democracies. Admiral Stavridis remains optimistic about America's future but warns against the dangers of isolationism.

[00:00 - 06:24]  Exploring the Consequences of War and AI

• Stavridis' books, "2034" and "2054," challenge readers to consider the consequences of U.S.-China war and pervasive AI.
• The books encourage addressing these challenges while there's still time to reverse engineer them.
• The singularity: the merger of human biology and technology.

[06:25 - 12:16] The Singularity and Remote Gene Editing

• What is The Singularity about?
• How remote gene editing could allow nations to conduct targeted operations.
• Implications of having access to this technology.

[12:17 - 17:19] The Military Applications of Artificial Intelligence

• AI can be used in the military for maintenance, logistics, tactical advice, and strategic advice.
• AI could provide valuable tactical advice to soldiers.
• AI could offer strategic advice to military leaders, synthesizing information about countries and their military capacities.

[17:20 - 24:58] The Ethical Dilemmas of AI-Enabled Operations

• Is having a human in the loop always the best approach?
• How can AI help military operations?
• Where are we at in military operations?

[24:59 - 37:06] The Importance of Strategic Planning and American Engagement in the World

• Why long-term strategic planning due to changing administrations and political preferences is important. 
• Bipartisan efforts are needed to create national strategies for challenges.
• Stavridis is optimistic about America's future, citing its advantages and warning against isolationism.

Key Quotes:

"Don't ever bet against this country." - Admiral James Stavridis

"If the United States simply walks away from the world, the jungle will grow back." - Admiral James Stavridis

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How can prioritizing self-worth and mastering your mindset lead to success in both your personal and professional relationships?

In episode 439, host Zack Knight introduces Tommy Breedlove, the founder of Legendary Life, a company for entrepreneurs and executives seeking personal and professional development. Tommy shares the importance of self-awareness, self-worth, and mastering one's mindset to achieve success in relationships, leadership, and business. He emphasizes the need to prioritize oneself physically, mentally, spiritually, and emotionally to lead, love, and respect others effectively. The conversation also touches on the challenges veterans face in transitioning to civilian life and maintaining relationships, as well as the value of continuous personal and professional development.

[00:00 - 02:45] Introducing Tommy Breedlove and Legendary Life

• Tommy Breedlove's book "Legendary" became a Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestseller in 2020
• Legendary Life focuses on helping entrepreneurs and executives achieve success in their careers, relationships, and personal lives
• Achieve success without sacrificing your relationships and well-being

[02:46 - 03:58] Prioritizing Relationships as Veterans

• Maintaining relationships after transitioning to civilian life
• Why do relationships in the military struggle?
• Why is prioritizing your relationships important?

[03:59 - 08:12] Advice for Improving Relationships

• Self-awareness is the key to success in relationships, leadership, and business
• To love and respect others, one must first prioritize their own self-worth
• Mastering one's mindset is the key to happiness and success in life

[08:13 - 10:33] The Event: Your Life, Your Legend

• Legendary Life hosts retreats and events focused on personal and professional development
• The event emphasizes the importance of being a better human, leader, and overall person
• Legendary Life's three pillars: prioritizing oneself, building a community of wisdom-sharing, and continuous growth

Key Quotes:

"In order to truly love and respect someone else, whether it's in a business setting, a life setting, or a relationship setting, you've got to prioritize your self-worth." - Tommy Breedlove 

"If you really want to know the key to happiness in life, it's mastering your mindset." - Tommy Breedlove 

"If you're not growing, you're dying." - Tommy Breedlove 

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How can you progress in your career from any role?

In this Tactical Friday, Debbie Collard joins host Zack Knight to discuss tactics for leading from the middle ranks of an organization. She shares that no matter what position you hold, you can demonstrate leadership and intentionally progress in your career. Debbie outlines her 3-step process for taking control over your professional growth through earning your role, owning your work, and pursuing knowledge and skills to grow.

[00:00-06:11] Leading from a middle rank

• Understanding that everybody is a leader to somebody.
• Earn, own, and grow in your current role.

[06:12-08:47] Changing the entitlement mindset

• Treat your role as if you own that part of the business end-to-end.
• Recognizing that learning is a never-ending process. 

[08:48-13:10] Invest in your professional development 

• Why is it necessary to invest in growing?
• The role of coaches in the development journey. 

Key Quotes:

"Everybody is a leader to somebody. You may not even know it, but if people are watching what you're doing and trying to follow in your footsteps, You're a leader." - Debbie Collard

"Only you can earn the position, own the position, and you can control your growth in it." - Debbie Collard

"Coaches exist in different niches to help you get better at something than you are today." - Debbie Collard

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What leadership lessons from the military can be applied to corporate life?

In episode 437, host Zack Knight sits down with Debbie Collard, a seasoned leader whose journey from the military to the boardroom offers insights into leadership, culture building, and self-development. Debbie shares her transformative leadership roles, the significance of self-mastery for effective leadership, and how her military experiences have shaped her approach in the corporate environment. Listen in as we explore Debbie's philosophy on leadership, her strategies for personal and professional growth, and her mission to elevate leadership standards globally.

[00:00:00 - 00:08:14] Enlisting for Opportunity 

• How Debbie joined the Air Force. 
• Adapting your role. 
• Transitioning out of the military.

[00:08:15 - 00:15:43] Advancing at Boeing

• Experience at Boeing and McDonnell Douglas.
• Operational excellence and quality improvement.
• Learning how to take the best of each experience. 

[00:15:44 - 00:21:40] Founding Seasons Leadership

• Creating a leadership program. 
• Understanding holistic leadership.
• Sharing leadership lessons. 
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[00:21:41 - 00:27:06] Generational Gaps

• Being open to feedback. 
• Adaptability as a tool for leadership.
• Learning how to ask for help. 

[00:27:07 - 00:31:36] Striving for Excellence

• Legacy is to make leadership excellence a worldwide standard
• The importance of taking initiative. 

Key Quotes:

"Being leader is about being open to feedback.." - Debbie Collard

"Anything that we learn or experience in our lives goes with us from there on. And no one can take that away from us." - Debbie Collard

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