014 WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A NAVY SEAL WITH RAY CASH CARE | Nick Koumalatsos
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- 014 WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A NAVY SEAL WITH RAY CASH CARE | Nick Koumalatsos
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Ray Cash Care is a Navy Seal Veteran, entrepreneur, and motivational speaker. We sit down with him to discuss his Navy Seal days, The Project, The Squire Program, LTD and more!
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Born in Hollywood, Florida, to a Greek father and a Gypsy mother, grew up traveling the United States until settling down for High School in Panama City, Florida. Nick then joined the Marine Corps in 2000 and ended up spending 12 years deploying around the globe supporting the war on terror. He served with 2D Force Reconnaissance, 3rd Reconnaissance Bn, and as a Marine Raider with 2D Raider Bn, Marine Special Operations Command.
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014 WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A NAVY SEAL | Nick Koumalatsos
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Best advise, Ray Care - "don't blast all over social media what you are going to do in the military, just go do it and put the work in."
Too late
@@brandonrizzo9575 😂😂
Facts i be saying this all the time nobody cares what your gonna do just go do it
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Real simple. Just don’t quit, you’re not supposed to do everything they make you do to perfection or even close to, it’s purposely designed to create stress and make you realize you’re not Superman, you’re literally supposed to give in, all they want is to see you just keep trying even when you can’t. They know you’re not captain America. Embrace the suck. And second, be team first always. And 3, go for the right reason. The guys that quit just want the title but don’t wanna actually be the job or put in the work
You've done it?
That is exactly right. I knew 10 seal wannabes. Physical specimens. They could run, push-up and swim like beasts. But every single one did not have the mental fortitude and dropped out. It is not for everybody.
Great job brother thank you for taking the time to do this video.
Love this stuff! Great story’s. Thank you for your service to both! 🇺🇸💪🏻💯
I look at a guy like this and I think- he went thru so much hardship early on in his life that everything that came after that feels natural and normal to them- which is why they’re able to accomplish so much. Suffering is the baseline
I’m good for the day lol but
Ehhh… not exactly true. So many who endure early trauma don’t wind up in such a good place. It’s all about perception. That’s the key. That’s what turns childhood victims of trauma into men like Ray, or Serial Killer’s like Kemper.
@@onemaddad3823 Childhood traumas don't define the rest of your life.
@@sanandreasX who said they “defined the rest of their lives”? It’s not my opinion that those trauma’s turn victims into abusers. That’s a fact. Take it up with psychologists.
@@onemaddad3823 You must be talking about the 15% of victims. Lots of people are able to move on peacefully throughout life. Sorry if that offends your psychologist.
I learned a lot from this. Thank you and good job fella’s!
Super happy this show came across my algorithm. I’m subscribed and playing catch up on content.
This was a great podcast and learned so many acronyms when I listen to Ray speak... There were so many excellent points being made here and it really opened my mind. Thank you to you two. Keep doing great things 💪🏻
Great talk and topics. I listed to it all while being here at work late at night while everyone is at home sleeping I’m in the cold warehouse grinding out the work so that we meet our delivery timeline.
So this was a great listen during that time.
You guys are pretty solid dudes 👍🏻
“I’ll bring the shovel and the limestone, no questions asked.” Lol love that. As DJ Shipley would say, “Loyalty Over Integrity”. Seems to be a theme inside the Teams lol
Best podcast I’ve seen in a while
Best. Podcast. Ever. Great Job! Love it!
Love these guys!!, ray is fuxking awesome!! I applied every seal ethis to my life and its changed ao much!! I never quit never fave up eventhough my record wouldnt let me join eventhough i scored really high on the asvab. I didnt quit finished my degree and im running a 2 mil a year company!! Never out the fight!!!!
Thats incredible
Hard times create strong men, we’re in it. Great work Nick, Ray and the Project team, keep it up.
Priceless, I love my podcasts, especially those that help you dig deep into why things are as they are and just keep moving forward. If I lived in the USA, this is one man I would love to meet 💪💪💪🤙
I just hope that when the country goes down from the inside "leaders", that men like this lead the others that want to save our freedoms. Unfortunately I believe that this Republic is on its way out
I needed that.
Great information and podcast.
Dude this podcast is criminally underrated
part of the problem they discuss in the podcast that i think the world has twisted..... being an "alpha male" has nothing to do with your stature, your status, where you grew up, how much money or assets you have...its all about your attitude towards life and others. every man has the "alpha male" inside of him....the hard part is building enough self esteem and self respect to stick to your word and your actions no matter what. admit your mistakes, learn from your failures, but something we attribute to being an alpha is the ability to do an about face and immediately keep stepping forward... not wallow in complacency and regret. everyone should watch this at least twice, this is powerful stuff.
False. Being an alpha male has to do with ALL of what you stated above INCLUDING your financial state. Finances are DIRECTLY associated with one’s mental state. You can’t be poor and alpha and you can’t be broke and alpha either. There’s a reason why most Spec Ops are financially in the highest tax brackets. Cause being alpha financially is DIRECTLY associated with being alpha mentally.
@@ThisisFerrariKhan dude no, at least I don’t think so. You need to make the first step, that first step in building that self esteem and self respect like what was previously stated. It does matter what kind of poor, rich, fancy, farm life or even high rise life you come from, cuz in all those scenarios you can either be extremely happy or extremely depressed. But anyway, it’s what you do and how you conduct yourself afterwards is what counts, whether you fight and fight again or not at all. Just my two cent🤙
@@_winter_maryrose4684 ignore him g, hes obviously born into a wealthy familly and has self esteem issues. your 2 cents are well recieved
@@ThisisFerrariKhan .....spec ops guys generally come from lower to middle class backgrounds..... they get paid well as a result of their jobs....... you need to rethink your opinions
@@hankwilliams7343 lmaooooo. Dude, I come from the bottom financially and have already done Spec Ops time. I spent two years in Afghanistan. I was there last year for my second deployment and I'm still in the community working. I'm speaking from how we speak and think in Spec Ops and the truth is, being in the Spec Ops community is the utmost of the 'toxic' alphamale points that you spoke on as well as about being elite in EVERY aspect of life outside of those parameters. And each day, you wake up to push yourself to be your best as well as THE best, not just for yourself, but to your brothers in arms that you serve with everyday.
I liked this interview. I hold a NEC 3913 in the Navy. Gosh, Ray acts like he was actually in the Navy 😂. Seriousness, very good interview! #savage #neverquit
Love the mental mindset Ray Care did with the DOR bell. Mentally set yourself up for complete sucess
My dad never taught me anything. Now days i teach him how to do things especially mechanical stuff. I now teach my daughters all of it as well. Great message.
Very insightful and fun to watch/listen to Cash Care. Turns out he's a cooler guy than I originally thought. Reminds me of someone else I know.
Ray cash care is a narcissist and a tool do not feed into the man’s delusional ego. He is an outcast of the community that made him (the seal teams) he lost the respect of his peers years ago ago and quite frankly he doesn’t deserve yours.
Even getting a good paying union job.
Keep your record clean kids.
I Get You. I was 315lbs, and was laughed out of the Army Recruiters Office. 90 days later, after the Navy said, come on in, let's get that weight off - I went to say hi at the Army Office. They were blown away! 126lbs and ripped!
Great podcast. You now have a new follower and supporter. Great guest and great conversation, well done. You alpha males are in inspiration
"alpha males" i like that!,
If I only had one tenth of that!
this is part of the problem they discuss in the podcast..... being an "alpha male" has nothing to do with your stature, your status, where you grew up, how much money or assets you have...its all about your attitude towards life and others. every man has the "alpha male" inside of him....the hard part is building enough self esteem and self respect to stick to your word and your actions no matter what. admit your mistakes, learn from your failures, but something we attribute to being an alpha is the ability to do an about face and immediately keep stepping forward... not wallow in complacency and regret. everyone should watch this at least twice, this is powerful stuff.
@Marc Cano the percentage of yourself thats "alpha male" is up to you, nobody is born that way... its conditioned and earned through failures, wins, and the choices you make after the fact
What area of NC are you guys in? I'm a Raleigh native. Love to see this!
Thanks for your service to all the soldiers who protect everyone.
Wow good stuff. Hope you push out more content.
Hell yeah. Nice talk
I am enjoying this a lot
Great show
Great podcast 👍🏼
Went through the project, class 009. Ray is an incredible man along with all the other instructors. I have so much love for them and what they stand for. They are the real deal and they do not bring that fake sh!t.
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I try to avoid the process of self destruction, because I am aware of it every day. I see people who for some reason, are on second or third chances. Act as if its OK to begin to quit on themselves, instead of just showing up. Because in my belief, showing up is like 70 percent of the job.the other 30 percent is working hard . Then the other 5 percent is maintaining the attitude of gratitude, because thier is nothing worse than having it all if you don't mentor the next one . Because no body walks into anything knowing everything. Somebody took time and shared thier knowledge with you. Mercy means healing, grace means the patience to heal.
Alright I'm 29 min in. You are the best. The 2 of y'all have so much knowledge. How do you not 🚫 share at least self defense.
I love the that I loved the way it smelled! That’s awesome everyone that’s experimented with Coke says the same thing!
Good stuff! Any content with rangers?
Ray reminds me of "Flynn" in the military novel Ghost Platoon.
He got the Rudy speech!
I want to hear more about Jonny Kim, please invite him in the podcast
so right..... no programs no nothing tendonitis bruises overtraining all the time..... First book I could get was from stew smith.
I am a living walking example of don't let a woman 💯 I could do professional speaking to boy's/ young men on what not to do
I'm going to be a pilot but respect to the seals
Bought a pair of freebirds. Decided to travel for worth in them. Ya. But man by the end of the trip they were great. Still had two badly bleeding heels but i still appreciated it. I think of it as a baseball glove.
Oh my God I wasn’t even watching some other podcast Joe Berkheimer about top gun but I watch all the navy seal podcast everything on UA-cam about the Navy SEALs Marcus Luttrell vigilance elite everybody everybody that’s been on UA-cam for years all the Navy SEALs and I came across this one by accident and once I heard I can’t remember I was put my ear buds in and I heard somebody say Navy SEALs and and I heard Baltimore then I heard Dundalk I was like shit definitely got a listen to this one I grew up in Baltimore my whole life When I was born in 1975 I was born in Baltimore County Franklin square hospital but my father and mother lived at my grandmothers house in Joppatowne until I was three years old then we moved to Highland town Baltimore city so I lived there all my life to I was in my 20s I hung out with everybody from the kitten area Baltimore city Dundalk area Baltimore County crazy other crazy small world👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪💪💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
OMG, I joined in 92, no shit. I kept retrying to get in til I was 28 where the age cutoff is and then gave up trying to get in.
Bein a Woman!…I Found This Podcast Really Interesting 2 Listen 2..ThankU 4 Sharing Yer Journey!
This guy is a real piece of work..
Loyalty, especially nowadays, is a RARE commodity!! It's so rare, that you cannot PUT A PRICE ON IT! you cannot!
I'm the same age as this man, 50, and let me tell you honestly, loyalty is so few and far between, that you may only find one Person in your lifetime, that has this quality!!
If you can be that one person, you're rare, strive to be that person and you'll find out IMMEDIATELY, who your real friends are.... once you can find that?? You've got a head start.
I bet you are really mechanically inclined 👍👍👍
So many of our Soldiers were raised by single mothers and that includes 3 of my 5 sons who are enlisted! My husband died when my youngest was 2- farm accident! My youngest son tried to enlist in the Army and they denied him bc he is flat footed! My second youngest teaches Army Cadets but has never enlisted! My 3 oldest are Army and Navy!
How bad were his feet, I knew people that joined with flat feet
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He’s a cool dude. Built different! Fuck he looks great for 50 no homo
“Here’s the deal”
What is the brand of the boots you talk about in the first few minutes of the video? I’m a huge leather boot man and I want to check these out
I need to do this with my 13 year old son. Virginia Beach Virginia. Let me know something gentlemen!
Awesome fucking podcast
Nick is a hell of a Podcaster. Very few new podcast hosts are good listeners and it makes all the difference in the world! I know he's been making videos for a while but hosting guests is different. Keep up the great work. Looking forward to these podcasts.
If I didn't have diabetes and hydrocephalus from being born. I would really really try at any military program. Dream of being more. But sadly life's limitations. But I'll live life to the best as I can. Keep fightin the good fight
One thing that helps is to not have a president (Clinton) close bases and limit who can enlist according to medical conditions aka ACL surgery. I was medically discharged and didn’t get my chance to try and fail, or make it.
dang, I remember back in the day. someone appeared in playgirl magazine. Any guesses lol, proubly 40 yrs ago
Jesus Christ get over it already. We all know. I just watched an Army grunt MOH recipient talk about 19 year olds in close combat in Iraq. Amazing. It’s called heart.
Lol, know that moment when you meet people, and they were 13 and 15 years old when he started getting chewed out about their health by the ones that where trying to get them on your level.. 😂
Just get in good shape, run well, and don’t quit. You’ll make it. Most attrition is from ringing the bell.
Hell yeah
Swim like a dolphin
Haha I live 10 mins from Dundalk I live rigth in glen burnie Maryland
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ps- hope those courses KILL the everyone gets a trophy mentality!!
Nothing sadder than a “former” whatever. An old Chief once told me… that trident might get you a beer or a cup of coffee… but you better have the money to pay for it.
I went to college and then law school after I got out. Never looked back.
I knew a ranger he had 6 kids . Stayed on state insurance by not working to much . Hoped his children would one day " serve too " and build nothing ever , but get laid anyway.
That surf therapy looks more like waterboarding in my opinion.
Time with my boys, is labeled out “Man-Date”… bc it’s mandated.
If seth feroce IFBB pro was a seal
6' 2" here 😅🤠🇬🇧🙏🇺🇸🤘💣
I was a Navy Corpsman (HM3) from 1964-1968 and don’t believe the SEALS existed then, but we did have the Navy Divers. Even though I was in Nam w/the Marines in ‘66 I would never have had the stuff to be a SEAL. These guys have my utmost respect.
SEALs existed back then, however the pipeline into them was UDT first, then a yr or so later attending Cadre training and into the SEAL teams. There was only SEAL team 1 & 2 in the early days. Amazing how far it all has progressed. In WW2 the fore runners to the SEALs was named NCDU, or Naval combat demolition units. They performed hydrographic beach reconnaissance, such as clearing underwater obstacles before D day for instance, and various ship underwater hull inspections, harbors, demolitions work.
I heard about having to hold yourself back for deployment after meps so you don’t get a lousy job instead of that. Can anyone please give me some insight on that and tell me what that process is and how long I need to wait then what to do after. I’m on a mission to become a seal, I am already physically ready but idk the path I need to take and I’m BEGGING for some help by someone who knows what steps I need to take
Talk to a recruiter
Personally I’d ask for the seal challenge contract upon signing up, if course your pt scores need to be outstanding or it won’t happen
You mean delayed entry? Yeah talk to a recruiter but either you get your billet the day your swear in if it’s available or you don’t and then pray later on a billet opens up you can try out for. There’s a wait list now for SEAL but I wouldn’t sign up without that slot if it’s your dream.
Talk to Jake zweig. He’s a UA-camr and former seal
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Ray! The dude is harder than woodpecker lips! Talks mad shit, but in good humor. He can back it up though. And the combined score is, or was a number referred to as AFQT. Mine was 82 and I didn't have a high school diploma. Matter of fact all I had was a sixth grade education. You just had to know how to take a test. I got my education since then. Go Navy!
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Brotherhood
Women, children.
Need morale, responsible dad's
Oh i remember steel peir
Are you a seal
Florida was really strict
how do you bomb the asvab ? that was the easiest test ever it was like whats 5 + 5 lol. got a perfect score myself twice. once for marines once for navy.
I know Dundalk real well 🤫🤫😂
I grew up in Baltimore My whole life grew up in the city area Highland town Canton area also hung out in Dundalk no a lot of people from the Dundalk area it’s crazy small world I never heard the Navy seal from Baltimore before I just came across this podcast and I heard him say Baltimore so then I start listening👍👍👍👍👍💪💪💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
1:22:54
Hair gel is the only thing you need to be a seal.
That was nice for cash to shit on teachers lol
I wish there was subtitles
How tall is nick??
Who are they talking about at 39:22?
I watched this high as fuck and the inconsistent framerate on the video destroyed me 😆but im assuming most people just listen
edit: also why would you pay 10k for that dudes course when you could just enlist...? he just cashing in on old dudes who neglected their brains to get the bag? cause if so honestly respect but also lmao
David Goggins next….
So she said she read his bio but it was completely wrong???
That’s all good but there’s more to faith than self. Self is not faith. True faith is in Jesus Christ. That’s more important than anything in life.
Okay
Cowboy boots
Ray, was it you who once on-video told that story about taking out your trash can in Virginia Beach shortly after a SEAL mission that had made news headlines, and your neighbor, a slightly older lady, came across the street to give you a heartfelt hug, and said something along the lines of “You never really know what your neighbors do for a living, do you?”
If so, “Mark Owen” recently told that exact same story on a recent interview that he did.
So if that was you who also told that story on-video once in the past, which one of y’all stole that story from the other?
I listen to a shot ton of podcasts and I have noticed that several of them (seals) tell the same stories....
I think it was originally Mark Owen’s story and other greedy ass SEALs have tried to capitalize on it. SEALs who are out in the media spew lots of bullshit to make money.
Thought you weren't allowed in the Navy if you had a criminal record...?
You look like giglio
The cold water would ruin me. I think I could have done almost anything any man could but that cold water stuff would ruin me. I know I couldn't do it. I'm not like these gangsters. I'm not really saying I'd make it I guess but I'm only scared of the cold water. Jesus how do they do that?
I'd rather have Ray Cash Care abuse the shit out of me for me to become a better version of myself, there's $12,000 worth of reasons lol
My dad abused the shit out of me and sure as fuck didn't make me a better person.
Your fault
Greek
Say the new boss name few more times.