Leading With Vulnerability

Russell has a fantastic story that goes from the mountains of Afghanistan as a 75th Ranger Team Leader to becoming an emergency medicine doctor.

About Erin from her LinkedIn ***As a society, we have never lived in a mentally weaker time. Everything is infested with ease and convenience. And, there are no repercussions for being a professional victim. Success is vilified. Mental weakness is celebrated. And this is the problem we face today. I've recently become concerned with how this modern narrative is influencing the next generation...

Chuck's sacrifices for our country cannot be put into words. Listen to Chuck's stories. You will not be disappointed.

Michael DeSelm is an inspiration. He has many amazing stories about his time in the Navy and his post-Navy life, including how he started a church for people who don't like church and how he recovered from cancer. A must listen.

Mike is an awesome guy and someone you want with you during a gunfight. You can learn more about Michael from his LinkedIn below. ***I am a Special Operations veteran transitioning to the private sector in January of 2024. That is who I am, but there is so much more to tell. In the Autumn of 2001, I was a sophomore at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. It seemed to my father at the time that...

Learn more about Carlos from his LinkedIn below. ***Who is Carlos Vasquez, and what is How to Battle? The Catalyst of Change: Carlos Vasquez is not just a name; he's a force of transformation. An entrepreneur, author, speaker, and personal and professional development coach, Carlos's journey from incarceration to inspiration exemplifies the profound might of resilience and determination. A...

About Dave from his LinkedIn. ***The greatest joy for me is passing on life and leadership lessons, both the highs and lows, and knowing that I've made a positive impact on a future or current leader. During my talks, I delve into topics like leadership, high-performing teams, diversity, values in leadership, hard lessons learned, and the power of forgiveness. It's about sharing experience...

Michael Halterman is a retired Special Operations Marine and current Vice President of Operations at The Honor Foundation. For more information about The Honor Foundation and how to support the Leading With Vulnerability podcast, look for the links below "about Halty." About Halty, from his LinkedIn My Why, I solve the problems of tomorrow so that others can bridge to the future. I have...

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Meet Monty below, and to support the show, the link below will take you to the Patreon page. Thank you! patreon.com/leadingwithvulnerability **Starting from a young age in Costa Rica, dreaming about being different and excelling was always in my mind; I began my journey at the age of 21 (2005) by joining the French Foreign Legion; during my time there, I was able to expand my knowledge and views o...

Meet Monty below, and to support the show, the link below will take you to the Patreon page. Thank you! patreon.com/leadingwithvulnerability **Starting from a young age in Costa Rica, dreaming about being different and excelling was always in my mind; I began my journey at the age of 21 (2005) by joining the French Foreign Legion; during my time there, I was able to expand my knowledge and views o...

What is leadership? How have you changed as a leader? How did you achieve balance in your life with the high demands of the Army + multiple deployments? We cover all of this and more during part two of our conversation. If you would like to support the podcast, see the Patreon link below, and thank you for the support. patreon.com/leadingwithvulnerability

What does Leading with Vulnerability mean? Why did you join the Army? Why the Rangers? How did you achieve balance in your life with the high demands of the Army + multiple deployments? We cover all of this and more during part one of our conversation. If you would like to support the podcast, see the Patreon link below, and thank you for the support. patreon.com/leadingwithvulnerability

Omar Vela has a personality as big as his home state of Texas. Omar served many years in the 75th Ranger Regiment and continued his service with the US Secret Service. He has a great story that spans the mountains of Afghanistan as a Ranger and the streets of Washington, DC, as a Secret Service Agent.

Meet Nate, in his own words. ***My Why: To lead others through the crucibles of our lives, so that we may bring our true value to the world! How do I do this? By helping others break through their our own “glass ceilings” that limit their view of themselves and the world, in order to show how much more is within the realm of the possible. How do I see the world: I contend that anything is possible...

Mitchel Coffman is a SCAD-educated artist and has drawn many portraits of American fallen heroes. During our conversation, Mitch discusses his SCAD education, his first encounters with the members of the 75th Ranger Regiment, and his process for drawing pictures of the fallen. It's a great story, and we are thankful that Mitch is helping preserve the legacy of the fallen.

Cutis Kindred was a great Ranger and had all of the potential in the world. One mistake turned his whole life upside-down. He could have stayed on the dark path of failure, but he got up, dusted himself off, and built a multi-million dollar company. His story is one that can inspire us all.

Jeremy Noble is a board-certified psychologist. He served as the lead psychologist for the 75th Ranger Regiment and continues his practice in his civilian career. Jeremy has excellent insight into being a military psychologist, service, and life in general.

Here are a few things I have learned one year into my military retirement. And if you want to join the Salty Vets Discord, use the link below. https://discord.gg/8yAbCQUm

Who is David Nordel? Proud hubby and father of two, 30 years active military service retired Command Chief Master Sergeant, Reached a point in my life when it is time to give back, I do part time emergency management helping communities stay prepared and maintain my registered nursing license and stay as current as I can in emergency medicine. I am privileged to mentor some terrific millennials an...

Matt Stevens is a former Navy SEAL commander and continues to serve the Special Operations community as the CEO of The Honor Foundation. I am humbled to serve the Special Operations Community through The Honor Foundation, a world-class organization of servant leaders who strive, every day, to assist our brothers and sisters transition to their next phase of life. The Honor Foundation exists solely...

The Objective Zero Foundation contributes to local, state, and national efforts that prevent suicide. We accomplish this by enhancing social connectedness and access to suicide prevention resources. A mission-driven tech start-up, Objective Zero seeks to connect service members, veterans, their families, and caregivers to suicide prevention support and resources.   https://www.objectivezero.o...

Pat shares his story about being in the conventional Army and making the leap to Special Forces. Pat has a great story and perspective. I hope you all enjoy it.

Chris followed the unconventional path to the Army, and you can too.