Over the years, I've met a lot of veterans who have been through things most people can't even imagine.

What always amazes me isn't what happened to them.

It's what they did afterward.

In this episode, I sat down with Marine veteran Larry, who survived an IED blast in Afghanistan that changed his life forever.

We talked about service, loss, recovery, and the long road that comes after a traumatic injury.

What stuck with me was his mindset. Even after everything he went through, he found a way to keep moving forward.

That's not something you learn from a book.

That's the kind of perspective that only comes from living it.

I think every veteran has a story worth hearing. Larry's is one of those stories that reminds us what resilience really looks like.

I hope you'll take some time to listen to this one.

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