This 23-Year-Old CEO is Combating Veteran Suicide

What does it take to become the kind of man others can depend on?In this episode of the Family Matters Podcast, we're joined by Landen Conner: a newly commissioned Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army, founder of Operation 22, future medical student at Wake Forest School of Medicine, competitive bodybuilder, and passionate advocate for helping young men live with purpose.Landen shares the experiences that shaped his commitment to military service, medicine, and serving others. We discuss why so many young men are searching for meaning, how discipline creates freedom, and the habits that build strong leaders. He also shares what the Army has taught him about servant leadership, why physical fitness matters far beyond the gym, and how his upcoming coaching platform aims to equip the next generation of young men.We also take an in-depth look at Operation 22, the organization Landen founded to raise awareness of veteran suicide and support those who have sacrificed for our country. He explains why this mission has become deeply personal and what every American can do to stand with our veterans.If you're looking for practical encouragement on leadership, purpose, health, faith, service, or simply what it means to become a stronger man, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.Be sure to like, subscribe, and share this episode with someone who could benefit from Landen's story.