EP 98. From Bomb Technician to Entrepreneur: Eduardo Marquez's Journey.

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In this episode, we sit down with Eduardo Marquez, the founder of Mortal Triumph, to delve into his journey from a bomb technician in the military to a business owner in Utah. Eddie shares his background, including his extensive travels and the challenges of transitioning from California's beaches to Utah's mountains. We explore his military experiences, focusing on the unique mindset needed for defusing bombs and the camaraderie among his fellow service members. Eddie discusses the origins of Mortal Triumph, a lifestyle and fitness apparel brand inspired by his experiences and the concept of earning one’s triumph through sacrifice. He opens up about the personal losses that shaped his outlook on life and the importance of legacy. We also touch on the hurdles of starting a business, the significance of networking, and Eddie's vision for the future of his brand. Join us for an insightful conversation about resilience, community, and turning challenges into opportunities.

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