Episode 340: The secret to winning at life with Jeremiah Solven (made with Spreaker)

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Summary
Jeramiah Solven shares his journey from military service to entrepreneurship driven by fixing leadership issues and emphasizes the importance of great leaders in personal development. He also discusses dealing with PTSD and survivor's guilt in the military.
Key Points
Sam outlines the format of the conversation with Jeramiah for the podcast, focusing on childhood experiences, pivotal moments, and guiding questions that led to their current paths. grain.com/shar...
Jeramiah Solven shares his journey of starting a coaching business while on active duty in the military and eventually transitioning to full-time coaching. grain.com/shar...
Jeramiah Solven recounts a challenging mission during his time in the Ranger Regiment, where they faced a barricaded shooter and had to withdraw, leading to a dark period in his life. grain.com/shar...
During a 100-mile race in the Colorado Rockies, Jeramiah Solven realizes it's time to separate from service and pursue coaching and leadership building, ultimately leading him to where he is now. grain.com/shar...
Jeramiah Solven explains how pain and dissatisfaction can guide individuals towards their purpose, sharing his journey from military service to entrepreneurship driven by fixing leadership issues. grain.com/shar...
Sam and Jeramiah delve into the significance of environment in personal development, touching on the aspect of choosing the right environment, seeking mentorship, and being coachable for growth. grain.com/shar...
Jeramiah Solven emphasizes how great leaders pull out dreams from individuals, make them feel seen, and acknowledge their potential, ultimately changing how they perceive themselves. grain.com/shar...
Sam Knickerbocker asks Jeramiah Solven about dealing with PTSD and the emotional toll of losing team members in the military, exploring how individuals cope with survivor's guilt and the impact of such experiences on leadership. grain.com/shar...