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Quiet Country, Loud Lessons

Last month, thanks to a Ranger Buddy referral from William Israel, I had the rare chance to step outside the noise of the world and into something

I read something recently that hit me hard. It was from a Vietnam veteran who said, “I might not agree with the reasons we went to war, but I’m still

It started with a mic and a desire to sit down with my heroes. Legends of the 75th was never meant to be more than a podcast—a way to capture the

When I picked up My Next Breath by Jeremy Renner, I expected a story about survival. What I didn’t expect was to see so much of myself—and so many

For many, Memorial Day is a long weekend, a flag in the yard, or a social media post with a folded flag. But for some of us, it’s something far

Legends of the 75th began with a simple mission—preserve the stories of the men who wore the scroll and lived by the Ranger Creed. What started as a

A real conversation about leadership, climate, and culture. To quote Joe Byerly: “I want to start a conversation.” Here’s the opening

First, I want to express my deepest gratitude to the entire team at 2/75 for raising the bar on what a Ranger anniversary should be. Every single

As the final week of ceremonies, goodbyes, relocations, and transitions came to a close, I found myself sitting with a lot of emotions—some expected,

The problems of the world can feel overwhelming. It’s easy to look around and ask, How could one person possibly make a difference? I’ve come to

The first time I heard this phrase, I was a young leader. It struck me as both profound and simple: “Leave it better than you found it.” CSM

What’s the difference between an amateur and a professional? Most people immediately think of fame—professional athletes, high-profile artists, or