HeyJaredPhilosophy From the Front Line
Rob transitioned from the Army in 2020 after serving in the United States Army for 23 years. Rob has a passion for both leadership and veteran success.
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"I got more votes than Kanye for President" - PFFL-E#118- With Matthew Hasty (opens the original)
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This week, we have a conversation with Matthew Hasty. We discuss his military career, including his rise to the rank of warrant officer, his transition out of the military, and his subsequent political aspirations. Hasty emphasizes the importance of education and mentorship in military service and civilian life. He highlights the challenges of transitioning from military to civilian roles, the significance of local community involvement, and the need for statesmanship. We cover a lot of ground a
The Chronicles of Trinian -PFFL- E#117 - with Author Terrence Rotering (opens the original)
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This week's guest is Terrence Rotering, and we are discussing his transition from a 20-year Air Force career to government service and writing. Terrence shares his journey from Wisconsin to the Air Force Academy, his roles as a navigator and electronic warfare officer, and his eventual retirement. He emphasizes the importance of GS jobs for veterans and the value of leveraging diverse military experiences in civilian roles. Terrence also discusses his Chronicles of the Seven Wheels book series,
Too Smart to be an Umpire - PFFL-E#116 with Jack Oujo (opens the original)
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In episode 116 of Philosophy from the Frontline, Jack Ojo, the first non-veteran entrepreneur who transitioned from umpiring in baseball to accounting and wealth management. Jack shares his journey from umpiring high school state championship games to being released from minor league baseball at age 30, leading him to pursue a career in public accounting. He emphasizes the importance of education, planning, and resilience, highlighting his success in passing the CPA exam and starting his own bus
How do I develop an AI Strategy? - PFFL - E#115 with Heather McLean (opens the original)
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Heather McLean, CEO and AI strategist, discusses her journey from an Air Force ROTC scholarship to a diverse 20-year military career spanning supply chain management, logistics, and IT. She highlights the challenges of transitioning from a structured military environment to a chaotic startup, emphasizing the importance of building trust and adapting to new work dynamics. Heather's company, McLean Forrester (Mcleanforrester.com), focuses on custom AI and technology solutions, ensuring clients get
PFFL- E111- Suck It Up Cupcake: Stop Screwing Yourself and Get the Life You Want with Dennis Mccurdy (opens the original)
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In this episode of Philosophy from the Frontline, host Rob interviews Dennis McCurdy, a successful entrepreneur and veteran. Dennis shares his journey from growing up in Brimfield, Massachusetts, to serving in the Air Force, including a year in Vietnam. Post-military, he transitioned into real estate, insurance, and financial planning, launching 10 businesses and authoring four books. Dennis emphasizes the importance of hard work, continuous learning, and building strong relationships. He advise
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