RRT 81 w/ a Great Human, Veteran, and Warrior Who's STILL SERVING!

In this inspiring interview, Army veteran Raymond Lavine shares insights on resilience, leadership, and the true spirit of service. Together, they explore the importance of adaptability, mental health, and the unrecognized potential in every individual, emphasizing that service and heroism come in many forms. WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW HERE:https://youtu.be/S98UnoiyTrQIn this insightful conversation, Raymond Lavine shares his life experiences, military background, and expertise in caregiving and mental health. This is a deep discussion on resilience, organization, relationships, the importance of kindness, empathy, and the longterm care we all may need in everyday life.Raymond is a seasoned financial services professional with a diverse background spanning mortgage banking, business lending, and insurance. He has held leadership roles, including serving as president of a mortgage banking company, and has worked with major institutions like City National Bank. Over the years, he has also partnered with life insurance providers such as MONY and New England Companies, helping individuals and businesses secure insurance benefits.Currently, Raymond is a principal at Lavine LTC Benefits, where he focuses on long-term care insurance solutions for individuals, families, and organizations. His passion for this work is deeply personal—shaped by his parents’ experiences with long-term care, which highlighted both the necessity and value of having a plan in place. His expertise has been featured on television programs like Moving America Forward and across various podcasts.In addition to his professional accomplishments, Raymond is a decorated U.S. Army veteran who served with the 82nd Airborne Division and the 173rd Airborne Brigade in Vietnam. His honors include the Purple Heart, Bronze Star, Air Medal, and Combat Infantry Badge. He continues to develop his skills through advanced negotiation training with the Black Swan Group and maintains a strong interest in history and biography.Why Military Experience Matters?The military experience can be transformative, instilling values such as discipline, organization, and resilience. For many veterans, these lessons extend far beyond their service. As Mr. Raymond Lavine points out, the ability to relate to others and understand different perspectives is a skill honed during military service. This background helps veterans navigate civilian life with a unique lens, making them valuable members of their communities.To learn more from and/or to contact Mr. Raymond Lavine, please visit https://www.lavineltcins.com/BOOKS MENTIONED during this episode:“The Power of Habit” by Charles Duhigg https://a.co/d/0czPVbmO“All Things Considered: 33 Gems of Resilience” by Jergen “CoachCam” Campbellhttps://a.co/d/07qFS9kz“Never Split the Difference” by Chris Vosshttps://a.co/d/04XhS8jx“The Four Agreements” by Don Miguel Ruizhttps://a.co/d/08C2gW0l“Life Would Be Easy If It Weren’t for Other People” by Connie Podestahttps://a.co/d/04NsUgvG#RealResilienceTalk #veteranVoices#trynewthings#1stAmendment #likeitornotweareallwegot