Today we are interviewing Rob Rens.

Rob got his start in the Marines in mortuary services. After getting out, Rob spun on the corporate wheel for several years before landing a role in insurance sales. Now Rob owns his agency and is one of the few people in the world who can make a discussion about insurance entertaining.

So how does Rob do it? Listen and find out.

Today we are interviewing: Stephen Colon.

Stephen got his start as a logistician in the Marine Corps. After the Marines Stephen found himself in a career path he felt was just him making a bad situation work. Now Stephen runs the podcast production company Knucklehead Media Group, and is the host on their flagship podcast Knuckleheads podcast.

So how does Stephen do it? Listen and find out.

Today we are interviewing: Nate Boyer.

Nate’s transition story began when he left active duty with the Green Berets to attend the University of Texas, where he earned a starting spot on the football team as a walk-on. Nate went on to gain more national attention for his role in the Colin Kaepernick protest.

Now Nate is making films, working with Mission 6 Zero, and featured in the book Deliberate Discomfort.

So how does Nate do it all? Listen and find out.

Today we are interviewing: Jason Van Camp.

 

Jason went on to found Mission 6 Zero, which helps clients like the Baltimore Ravens, Porsche, and Adobe. Jason went on to found Mission 6 Zero, which helps clients like the Baltimore Ravens, Porsche, and Adobe. Jason recently wrote the book "Deliberate Discomfort," which was an Amazon #1 Release.

 

So how does Jason do it? Listen and find out.

Today we are interviewing: David Rutherford.

David has worked with the Navy SEALs, Blackwater, and the CIA.. He also hosted an award-winning podcast in addition to working with the 2019 World-Series Champions Boston Red Sox. David also spends a lot of time focusing on mindset with his company FrogLogic.

So how does David do it? Listen and find out.

Today we are interviewing Benjamin Asare.

Benjamin is currently in the Army JAG Corps and had an odd transition back to the civilian world. He was sent to law school by the Army and had three years back in the private realm, and his peers loved him. Benjamin's cohort even selected him as a speaker during graduation. His approach to relationship building had people talking about long after he left.

So how did Benjamin do it? Listen and find out.

Today we are interviewing Eric Wright.

Eric can only be described as electric dynamite. He has a magnetic personality that he has leveraged to help over 800 veterans get into Project Management Careers worth over $83 Million is cumulative starting salaries.

So how does Eric do it? Listen and find out.

NOTE: Unfortunately, due to a rendering glitch, the 2nd half of Eric's interview was lost to the Phantom Realm, so today's episode is much shorter than usual.

Today we are interviewing: Rich Cardona.

Rich is a retired Marine Corps aviator who was unfulfilled and knew he wanted something more. He decided to leave a situation most people dream of, and strike out on his own. He has now worked with companies like VaynerX, BunkerLabs, and Smart Passive Income.

So how did he do it? Listen and find out.

What does it take to  go from being an Army JAG officer prosecuting court-martials to become:

One of the “Super Lawyers of Alaska”;

One of the “Best Lawyers of America”;

One of the Nation's "Top Injured Workers’ Attorneys”;

One of the“National Trial Lawyers Top 100”?

Listen to our interview with Michael Jensen and find out.

Today we are interviewing Steph Figarelle. Steph is a 17-year veteran of the fitness industry, and she is one of the rare breeds of trainers that practices what she preaches.

Steph is successful because her clients get and maintain their results.

In an industry where people spend a lot of time focused on their bodies, Steph spends a lot of time helping people fix their mindset.

So how does she do it? Stick around and find out.