When warriors find their voice, movements are born. In this episode of the Warrior Vetrepreneur Podcast, JJ Hardy sits down with Army veteran and Heroes Media Group founder Adam Bird to talk purpose-driven entrepreneurship, veteran empowerment, and the real cost of choosing truth over comfort.
Adam doesn’t just support the veteran community—he amplifies it. This episode is a masterclass in owning your story, leading with integrity, and building something that outlives you.
🔑 Topics Covered:
The origin of Heroes Media Group
What it means to serve after the uniform
Leadership lessons from the battlefield to the boardroom
Why truth-telling is the new leadership currency
🔥 If you’re tired of the noise and ready to lead something real, Adam’s story will light a fire in you.
👇 Hit play, take notes, and share with a brother or sister who needs this message.
🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/35mh4LtuPPwxPfJXrWvwNn
📲 Follow Victory Leadership Coaching and Jeremiah (JJ) Hardy for more tools and truth to grow your mission.
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