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June 27, 2025 183 mins

In one of our most wide ranging episodes to date, the 3 founders sit down without a guest to share some stories and explore the deeper meaning of life and the paths we all walk.

We touch on a wide variety of topics, but a common theme that kept popping up was the subject of navigating growth and change.

Change can mean a lot of different things, from changing schools as a kid, to changing jobs as an adult, to changing your friend group. Even changing your own sense of style and aesthetic.

For veterans, the transition from military life to the civilian world can be difficult, we often feel a loss of purpose, a hole that sometimes gets filled with self defeating decisions or bad habits.

The crew discusses how each of them dealt with that period of their lives, and the specific tactics they used to counter the negative aspects to help them focus on moving forward in a positive direction.

But beyond that, they also discuss how those same tactics they used during that time can help during all times of change, not just that one moment of leaving the military.

 

Some other story highlights that we think you’ll find entertaining:

• The powerful realization that people care WAY LESS than you think they do.

• Dealing with family & siblings, where to draw the line.

• The skill of learning “humor” and human behavior.

• Gaining an appreciation for 80’s music & hair bands.

• Sometimes you need someone outside yourself to pull you out of your shell.

• Appreciating differences rather than judging them.

• Learning to trust the process, how God touches your life.

• A lesson highlighting that the grass isn’t greener on the other side, it’s greener where you water it.

• Change is a part of life, and why it would be weird if you DIDN’T change.

• How going to the gym parallels life: the weights don’t get lighter, you get stronger.

• When friends want the outcome you achieved, but don’t want to do the work to get there.

• Why Texas should be reported to the BBB for false advertising.

• The culture of Pacific Beach, how it’s changed, how we’ve changed, and why that’s a good thing.

• Kevin discusses using the old DPV’s on a real world op, the good, the bad, and the ugly.

• The Polish Grom and why they ripped the doors off their rental cars.

• The real story of how Camp Jenny Posey was named.

• The veteran suicide rate and recognizing some patterns, and ways to fix them.

• How to use social media to find success without getting lost in it, or being a slave to it.

• Kevin discusses the pros and cons of working with veterans.

• Why self awareness is a huge part of becoming a better leader.

• Your ego. Don’t minimize it, CONTROL it and USE it.

We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed filming it! Please share it with some friends that you think would find it funny or interesting as well.

 

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