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Real people. Real stories. Real growth. Herb and Corrie Thompson sit down with interesting people from across America for honest, in-person conversations about the experiences that shaped who they are: the wins, failures, wrong turns, hard lessons, and moments that changed everything. Some served in the military. Others built businesses, led organizations, or followed unconventional paths. Their title isn’t the story. The person is.

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Andy Stumpf: Identity, Failure, Fatherhood & Truth

Saison 2 · Épisode 47

jeudi 1 octobre 2026 • Durée 01:07:29

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Andy Stumpf spent more than 17 years as a Navy SEAL, served with SEAL Team Six, became a record-setting wingsuit pilot, entrepreneur, author and host of the Cleared Hot podcast.

But those are things he’s done. They aren’t who he is.

For the first episode of The Americana Series: Montana, we traveled to sit down with Andy for a conversation about identity, failure, leadership, marriage, fatherhood and what happens when the life you built your identity around begins to disappear.

Andy talks about nearly losing his Trident early in his career, leaving the SEAL Teams after being injured, the difference between good and bad leadership, and why tying your identity too closely to your occupation can make moving on so difficult.

He also opens up about divorce, raising children, building businesses, finding happiness, moving his family to Montana and why he tries not to measure his life by accomplishments.

When we ask Andy what he values most in life, his answer is immediate: truth.

That leads to a candid discussion about Roberts Ridge, John Chapman, the Medal of Honor, the Rangers who fought on Takur Ghar, and Andy’s years-long effort to understand what happened on that mountain.

This is Andy Stumpf beyond the résumé.

The Americana Series: Montana - Episode One.

Follow Not Special as Herb and Corrie Thompson travel across Montana sharing five very different American stories.

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The Angel of Death: Who Is Allison Black?

Saison 2 · Épisode 46

jeudi 24 septembre 2026 • Durée 01:14:23

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They called her the “Angel of Death.”

Retired U.S. Air Force Colonel Allison Black spent more than 32 years serving her country, but her path to becoming a special operations aviator was anything but planned.

She began her career as an enlisted SERE specialist before becoming an officer and eventually flying AC-130 gunships with Air Force Special Operations Command.

After September 11, 2001, Allison deployed to Central Asia and flew combat missions over Afghanistan. Working alongside U.S. Special Forces and Afghan forces, her voice over the radio and the firepower of the AC-130 helped create a story that would follow her for decades: the “Angel of Death.”

But this conversation is about much more than a nickname.

Allison joins Herb and Corrie Thompson to talk about earning credibility in the special operations community, failure, leadership, command, marriage and raising a family while serving, and the responsibility of bringing people home.

She also talks about why she spent years uncomfortable with the “Angel of Death” story—and what it was like to retire after more than three decades in uniform and figure out who Allison Black was without it.

This is a conversation about service, identity, leadership, family, and learning to let your actions speak for you.

Learn more about Allison Black and booking her to speak at LibertySpeaks.com.

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The Americana Series: Montana | Official Trailer | Not Special

mercredi 23 septembre 2026 • Durée 01:37

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We came to Montana to share five great stories. We ended up getting a lot more.

The Americana Series: Montana takes Not Special on the road for five conversations with Andy Stumpf, Cameron Cushman, Dave Kenney, Nic McKinley, and Aaron Todd.

These are stories about service, identity, family, adversity, purpose, and what happens when life doesn’t go according to plan.

Five people. Five very different journeys. One place that gave us the space to slow down and hear their stories.

The Americana Series: Montana begins October 1, with a new episode every Thursday on Not Special.

Made possible with support from LoanDepot, GOVX, Alliance Nationwide Exposition, and Bellator Recruiting Academy.

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He Left NFL Coaching to Help Veterans Find Purpose | Harrison Bernstein

Saison 2 · Épisode 45

jeudi 17 septembre 2026 • Durée 01:23:29

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Harrison Bernstein left a path in the NFL to build Soldiers To Sidelines, a nonprofit helping veterans, service members, military spouses, and Gold Star families find purpose and community through coaching.

But Harrison's story didn't start with the military.

Long before founding Soldiers To Sidelines, Harrison was a college football player whose identity was wrapped up in the game. When the clock ran out on his final college football game, he wasn't ready for it to end. Years later, after working in the NFL with the Washington Redskins and receiving another opportunity with the New York Jets, Harrison faced a different decision: keep chasing the NFL or build something that could impact thousands of lives.

He chose the latter.

In this episode of Not Special with Herb & Corrie Thompson, Harrison talks about football, coaching, identity, purpose, mental health, leadership, and why great coaches can change the trajectory of someone's life.

We talk about:

• The emotional final play of Harrison's college football career

• How losing the identity of "football player" affected him

• Getting hired by Joe Gibbs and working in the NFL

• The day Sean Taylor challenged him to a race

• Why Harrison ultimately walked away from an opportunity with the New York Jets

• How Soldiers To Sidelines started with six people at Walter Reed

His Pentagon Office Was Hit on 9/11 | Vic Minella

Saison 2 · Épisode 44

dimanche 13 septembre 2026 • Durée 01:11:03

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Vic Minella was a Navy intelligence officer assigned to the Pentagon on September 11, 2001. His office, the Navy Command Center, was directly hit in the 9/11 terrorist attack. Vic wasn't there that morning. Several of his shipmates were.

That day changed the course of his life and launched decades of work in Navy intelligence, counterterrorism, clandestine and covert operations support, and eventually senior leadership inside the Pentagon.

In this episode of Not Special, Vic Minella takes us from growing up in a tiny Mississippi town to enlisting in the U.S. Navy, becoming a Navy corpsman, earning his commission, and entering Naval Intelligence.

Vic shares what it was like watching the 9/11 attacks unfold from home, learning that his Pentagon office had been hit, losing friends and colleagues, and carrying survivor's guilt in the years that followed.

He also takes us inside the largely unseen world of national security and counterterrorism—work that ultimately contributed to preventing hundreds of terrorist attacks and protecting American service members around the world.

We talk about:
• Growing up in rural Mississippi
• Enlisting in the Navy and becoming a corpsman
• Becoming a Naval Intelligence officer
• Where Vic was on September 11, 2001
• Losing his shipmates in the Pentagon attack
• Survivor's guilt and the aftermath of 9/11
• Returning to work as America prepared for war
• Supporting counterterrorism and special operations missions
• The team credited with helping stop 600+ terrorist attacks
• Rising from enlisted sailor to Senior Executive Service
• The critical role of civilians in national security
• Leadership, family, sacrifice and the cost of high-tempo work
• Finding purpose after decades of government service

Vic's story is also a reminder of how many people serve this country without ever wearing a uniform and how much of America's national security work happens far from public view.From a town of roughly 300 people in Mississippi to some of the highest levels of the Pentagon, this is a story about service, loss, opportunity, leadership and what happens when an ordinary person is given an extraordinary opportunity.#September11 #911 #Pentagon #NotSpecial Checkout www.govx.com for great discounts and they give back to the community every month, the September GOVX Give Back supports the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund https://nleomf.org/ and Concerns of Police Survivors https://www.concernsofpolicesurvivors.org/ Both are doing incredible work to honor those we lost and support those left behind.Connect with Liberty Speaks: 🌐 Website: www.libertyspeaks.com 🔗 Follow on Instagram: www.instagram.com/_ownyourjourney_👉 Don’t forget to follow, like, and share if you found this conversation valuable. Your support helps us bring more stories of resilience, leadership, and freedom to light.

She Reenlisted Because of a Car Payment, Then Made Air Force History | JoAnne Bass

Saison 2 · Épisode 43

jeudi 3 septembre 2026 • Durée 01:09:43

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JoAnne Bass, the 19th Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force and the first woman to serve as the U.S. Air Force’s highest-ranking enlisted leader, never planned on making the military a career. She joined for the GI Bill, expected to serve four years, and jokes that she reenlisted because she still had a Honda Civic to pay for.

Thirty-one years later, she retired after reaching the highest enlisted position in the United States Air Force.

In this episode of Not Special, JoAnne Bass sits down with Herb and Corrie Thompson for a candid conversation about her unlikely journey from a young Airman to Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, leadership at the highest levels, marriage and family, military service, social media and misinformation, and what happens when the title you've carried for decades suddenly disappears.

Bass shares the story of getting the call that she had been selected as the 19th Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, becoming the first woman to hold the position, and suddenly finding herself at the center of national attention.

She also opens up about the side of leadership most people never see: criticism, online attacks, the pressure of leading during a rapidly changing information environment, and why leaders can no longer confuse the chain of command with the chain of communication.

But this conversation isn't just about rank or military leadership.

JoAnne talks about growing up as an Army brat, meeting her Army husband Ron at Smoke Bomb Hill, raising two daughters while both parents served demanding military careers, navigating deployments, and learning how to intentionally reconnect after retirement.

She also explains why some people struggle when they leave the military or any major career and their identity has become inseparable from their title.

Throughout the conversation, JoAnne returns to a simple philosophy she learned from her mother: Do your job and do it well.

From a four-year enlistment to 31 years of service, JoAnne Bass's story is ultimately about service, leadership, family, resilience, identity, and using whatever position you have to make a difference.In this episode:• Why JoAnne Bass originally joined the U.S. Air Force• The Honda Civic that helped convince her to reenlist• When military service became something bigger than a GI Bill• Becoming the 19th Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force• What it meant to become the first woman in the position• Leading through COVID and an evolving information environment• Social media, misinformation, trolls, and deepfakes• Why leaders need to rethink communication• Leading five generations in today's workforce• Marriage, children, deployments, and dual-military life• Why retirement and identity can be such a difficult transition• Finding purpose after taking off the uniform• The leadership philosophy JoAnne still carries today⏱️ CLICKABLE CHAPTER TIMESTAMPS00:00 Why JoAnne Is Special 01:19 Growing Up an Army Brat 03:36 Why Jo Joined the Air Force 04:58 The Honda Civic That Kept Her in the Military 07:03 She Once Said She’d Become the First Female CMSAF 10:39 GOVX11:44 Meeting Her Husband at Fort Bragg14:18 Marriage, Kids & Five Deployments 17:46 Learning to “Get Along on Purpose” 19:20 Becoming Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force 21:42 “You Made the Right Damn Decision” 22:13 The Gut Punch of Online Hate 25:14 Trolls, Misinformation & the Information War 30:48 Deepfakes & the $15,000 JoAnne Bass Scam 33:40 The Pentagon Assignment She Didn’t Want 37:12 “Do Your Job and Do It Well” 41:54 Chain of Command vs. Chain of Communication 46:12 What Retirement Really Felt Like 52:04 When Your Identity Is Tied to Your Title 55:20 Finding a New Way to Serve 56:01 Operation Military Move https://a.co/d/0fbKz29T59:50 Jo’s Three Rules for Life After Service 1:02:57 The Audience Jo Most Wants to Reach 1:04:25 From “I Never Want to Speak Again” to the National Archives 1:08:40 What Jo Values Most in LifeConnect with Liberty Speaks: 🌐 Website: www.libertyspeaks.com 🔗 Follow on Instagram: www.instagram.com/_ownyourjourney_Checkout www.govx.com for great discounts and they give back to the community every month, the September GOVX Give Back supports the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund https://nleomf.org/ and Concerns of Police Survivors https://www.concernsofpolicesurvivors.org/ Both are doing incredible work to honor those we lost and support those left behind.👉 Don’t forget to follow, like, and share if you found this conversation valuable. Your support helps us bring more stories of resilience, leadership, and freedom to light.

Inside the U.S. Army’s $200 Billion Budget | Marc Andersen Interview

Saison 2 · Épisode 42

jeudi 27 août 2026 • Durée 01:02:12

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Marc Andersen, Assistant Secretary of the Army for Financial Management and Comptroller, helps oversee roughly $200 billion in U.S. Army resources with one overriding mission: making sure America’s warfighters have what they need to fight and win.

In this episode of the Not Special Show, Marc takes us inside the Pentagon and the enormous responsibility behind managing the U.S. Army budget, funding military readiness, navigating Congress, supporting defense innovation, and preparing soldiers for both today's threats and the future fight.

But this conversation goes far beyond defense spending.

Marc shares the unlikely path that took him from growing up in small towns and a log cabin in Idaho to senior leadership in business and ultimately one of the most consequential civilian positions in the U.S. Army.

He also opens up about growing up with hearing loss and a speech impediment and the teacher who challenged him to stop hiding what he was capable of. That lesson became part of a larger philosophy Marc has carried throughout his career: get comfortable being uncomfortable, do good work, treat people well, and don't assume your path will be linear.

Marc's career certainly wasn't.

Before joining the Army, he co-founded a software company, became a senior leader at EY, helped build its government business, and worked in venture capital. He once thought he might become U.S. Ambassador to Denmark. Instead, a call from Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll ultimately led him to the Pentagon.

Marc also talks candidly about leadership, marriage, raising grounded kids, faith, friendship, public service, political division, and why relationships built on trust matter more than transactions.

We get into:
*What managing a roughly $200 billion Army budget actually means
*How Army funding affects the individual soldier
*The Pentagon, Congress, budgets, audits, and defense spending
Military readiness, lethality, technology, and the future fight
*Why Marc believes America's military should always have overwhelming advantage*His unexpected path from the private sector to public service*Growing up with hearing loss and a speech impediment*Why discomfort can be one of life's greatest opportunities for growth*Building relationships based on trust instead of transactions*His 35-year marriage and the importance of family and faith*Raising successful but grounded children*Why Marc believes Americans agree on far more than our politics suggest*The responsibility each generation carries to preserve American liberty⏱️ CLICKABLE CHAPTER TIMESTAMPS00:00 Why Marc is Special04:01 Growing Up in Rural Idaho10:48 Marriage, Family & 35 Years Together13:44 Raising Grounded Kids in a Successful Family23:38 Blessed to Live in America25:10 Overcoming Hearing Loss & a Speech Impediment26:12 The Teacher Who Changed Marc’s Life27:54 GOVX31:00 From EY & Venture Capital to the Pentagon34:58 It’s About People, Relationships and Trust37:30 The Long Road to a Presidential Appointment39:56 Managing the U.S. Army’s $200 Billion Budget41:30 How the U.S. Army Decides Where the Money Goes47:11 Will the U.S. Army Pass Its Audit?51:01 America’s Adversaries & Peace Through Strength54:01 Why America’s Political Division Worries Marc01:01:25 Faith, Family, Friendship & FreedomMarc describes these government roles as temporary projects rather than lifetime appointments. His question is simple: What can we get done with the time we have?That idea runs through this entire conversation.Do good work. Treat people well. Serve something bigger than yourself. And don't be surprised when life takes you somewhere you never planned to go.Connect with Liberty Speaks: 🌐 Website: www.libertyspeaks.com 🔗 Follow on Instagram: www.instagram.com/_ownyourjourney_Checkout www.govx.com for great discounts and they give back to the community every month, the August GOVX Give Back supports the Travis Manion Foundation.👉 Don’t forget to follow, like, and share if you found this conversation valuable. Your support helps us bring more stories of resilience, leadership, and freedom to light.

Gold Star Parents Share the Untold Story of Their Navy SEAL Son | Feeks Interview

Saison 2 · Épisode 41

jeudi 13 août 2026 • Durée 02:15:44

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What does it mean to become a Gold Star Family? How do you move forward after losing a Navy SEAL son in combat?

In this powerful episode of The Not Special Show, former Navy pilot Tom Feeks and registered nurse Ginny Feeks share the story of their son, Navy SEAL Patrick "Pat" Feeks, their daughter Regina Feeks, a Navy officer and physician assistant, and the journey of faith, family, military service, and resilience after unimaginable loss.

This conversation explores life in a military family, deployments, raising children while serving, the realities of combat, and what it means to honor a fallen warrior while continuing to live with purpose. If you're interested in Navy SEAL stories, Gold Star families, military life, veteran stories, Special Operations, leadership, and overcoming grief, this is a conversation you won't forget.

Tom and Ginny don't consider themselves special. After listening, you will.

In this episode:
* The life and legacy of Navy SEAL Patrick Feeks
* Becoming Gold Star parents
* Tom's 28-year career as a U.S. Navy pilot
* Ginny's career as a registered nurse and military spouse
* Raising children through military moves and deployments
* What families experience while loved ones are deployed
* The phone call that changed everything
* Faith, resilience, and finding purpose after loss
* Lessons every parent can learn from
* Why service continues long after the uniform comes off

⏱️ CLICKABLE CHAPTER TIMESTAMPS
00:24 Why Tom & Ginny Feeks Are Special
02:38 Tom's Journey to Becoming a Navy Pilot
05:59 Ginny's Nursing Career & Military Life
10:46 Navigating a Career as a Military Spouse
14:08 GOVX
15:45 Courtship Before the Internet at the Naval Academy
25:28 Going Home to a Controlling Dad
29:24 Raising Kids and Balancing Careers Around the World
33:54 Signs of a Navy SEAL as a Child39:51 GI Joe in Real Life42:48 Two Kids Deployed 47:16 Having a Daughter Deployed to Combat49:26 OPSEC52:12 Funny Navy Story Drinking at a Brothel53:50 The Phone Call No Parent Wants, Outside of Protocol1:00:57 Becoming Gold Star Parents 1:07:12 Humor in the Worst Moments of Grief1:11:40 Overloaded With Admin Tasks 1:16:17 A Moment of Clarity in the Loss1:18:15 Leadership is Showing You Care1:20:39 What Helped Them Get Through the Tragedy1:25:50 Navy SEAL Saves Green Beret’s Life1:30:46 When She Knew It Would Be OK1:35:26 Questioning Himself Teaching Military Officers1:38:59 Lessons on Grief, Family & Purpose 1:53:07 Honoring the Pat Feeks Legacy 2:08:04 Impact of Kids Reading Young2:11:42 Top Secret Story2:15:15 What they value most in lifeLinks mentioned in this episode:Fundraiser: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/great-frogs-wine-tasting-to-benefit-the-navy-seal-foundation-tickets-1990181159422Fields of Athenry: https://fieldsofathenryfarm.comConnect with Liberty Speaks: 🌐 Website: www.libertyspeaks.com 🔗 Follow on Instagram: www.instagram.com/_ownyourjourney_Checkout www.govx.com for great discounts and they give back to the community every month, the August GOVX Give Back supports the Travis Manion Foundation.👉 Don’t forget to follow, like, and share if you found this conversation valuable. Your support helps us bring more stories of resilience, leadership, and freedom to light.

Kicked Out of College. Became a Green Beret. | Prescott Engle

Saison 2 · Épisode 40

jeudi 30 juillet 2026 • Durée 01:26:03

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How does a Green Beret become a private equity executive, business leader, and president of a multimillion-dollar company?

In this episode of The Not Special Show, former Green Beret Prescott Engle shares the incredible journey from getting kicked out of college to earning the Green Beret, serving during the Cold War in Central America, walking away from the CIA, building a successful career in insurance, private equity, and business leadership, and ultimately leading Alliance Nationwide Exposition.

Prescott opens up about the lessons that shaped him: resilience, leadership under pressure, overcoming failure, raising eight children, making difficult career transitions, and why success starts with serving others. Whether you're a veteran, entrepreneur, business leader, or someone navigating life's next chapter, this conversation is packed with practical wisdom and unforgettable stories.

In this episode, we discuss:
* Getting kicked out of college—and the conversation that changed his life
* Earning the Green Beret and surviving Special Forces training
* The instructor who tried to make him quit
* Cold War missions in Central America
* Why he turned down a career with the CIA
* Building a successful career in insurance and private equity
* Leadership lessons from the military that apply to business
* The importance of mentorship and earning confidence
* Raising eight children and building a lasting marriage
* Why education and intelligence are not the same thing

⏱️ CLICKABLE CHAPTER TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Why Prescott is Special
01:43 Growing Up Wild & Burning Down a Cornfield
05:03 Getting Kicked Out of College
07:53 What He Told Himself on the Way to Boot Camp
10:08 The Green Beret Recruiting Pitch
12:42 Special Forces Selection Begins
18:22 "I'm Going to Make You Quit"
26:46 Earning the Green Beret
28:02 GOVX
28:36 Life in 7th Special Forces Group 31:03 Cold War Missions in Central America 35:17 Leadership Lessons from Special Forces 36:57 Education is Not a Relative Indicator of Intelligence40:22 Why He Turned Down the CIA 42:55 Starting Over in Insurance 46:25 The Sales Lesson That Changed Everything 48:20 Meeting His Wife & Building a Family 51:03 Liberty Speaks52:06 From Business Consultant to Company President 57:55 A Lesson From Desert Storm01:01:40 Surprises in the Industry01:05:47 Changes in the Events Industry01:07:27 Business Need to Read the Room01:09:16 Balancing Business and Family01:10:29 “I Was a Shit Father”01:15:09 Finding Your Tribe01:17:39 Getting From and Giving to the Army01:19:17 What he Would Tell his Younger Self01:25:24 What He Values Most in LifePrescott's story is a reminder that your biggest setback doesn't have to define you. The discipline, humility, and perseverance that carried him through Special Forces became the same principles that helped him succeed in business and life.Connect with Liberty Speaks: 🌐 Website: www.libertyspeaks.com 🔗 Follow on Instagram: www.instagram.com/_ownyourjourney_Checkout www.govx.com for great discounts and they give back to the community every month, the July GOVX Give Back supports Mission 22.

He Was an Elite Army Pilot. Then Everything Changed | Josh Martin

Saison 2 · Épisode 39

jeudi 16 juillet 2026 • Durée 01:05:25

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Josh Martin seemed to be living the dream.

A West Point graduate, 160th SOAR (Night Stalkers) helicopter pilot, and one of the Army's elite aviators, Josh had accomplished nearly every goal he'd set for himself. Then a devastating motorcycle accident changed everything.

After spending months in the hospital, enduring numerous surgeries, ultimately losing his leg, and fighting to return to the cockpit, Josh was forced to redefine success, purpose, and identity. His journey eventually led him through Vanderbilt's MBA program, a career at McKinsey & Company, and ultimately to discovering that family, resilience, and purpose can take forms we never expect.

In this episode, Josh shares what it takes to overcome adversity, adapt when life doesn't go according to plan, and keep moving forward when every path you imagined disappears.

Whether you're a veteran, leader, entrepreneur, parent, or simply navigating a difficult season, Josh's story is a powerful reminder that your greatest setback doesn't have to define your future.

In this episode:
* Why Josh chose West Point after 9/11
* Becoming a pilot in the elite 160th SOAR (Night Stalkers)
* What it really takes to earn a place in Special Operations Aviation
* The motorcycle accident that changed his life
* Losing his leg and fighting to return to flying
* The emotional challenge of losing his identity as a military aviator
* Earning an MBA from Vanderbilt
* Working at McKinsey & Company
* Why he stepped away from corporate life
* Fatherhood, purpose, resilience, and finding a new mission
* Tactical patience and making better decisions during adversity

⏱️ CLICKABLE CHAPTER TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Why is Josh Special?
02:55 Why Josh Chose West Point
08:05 The Road to the 160th SOAR Night Stalkers
18:15 Becoming a Night Stalker
25:45 The Difference Between Army Aviation and the 160th34:50 The Motorcycle Accident39:55 Fighting to Fly Again48:20 Losing His Identity55:15 Vanderbilt MBA and Reinventing Himself1:03:00 Life at McKinsey & Company1:10:15 Fatherhood Changed Everything1:15:10 Lessons in Resilience and Tactical Patience1:18:30 Final ThoughtsConnect with Liberty Speaks: 🌐 Website: www.libertyspeaks.com 🔗 Follow on Instagram: www.instagram.com/_ownyourjourney_Checkout www.govx.com for great discounts and they give back to the community every month, the July GOVX Give Back supports Mission 22.👉 Don’t forget to follow, like, and share if you found this conversation valuable. Your support helps us bring more stories of resilience, leadership, and freedom to light.

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