EPISODE · Jan 13, 2026 · 20 MIN
Why the Mental Health System Is Broken—and What Comes Next
from Founders Future · host Closers.io
In this episode of Founders Future, with host Milan Kohut, we’re joined by Vin Infante, a licensed psychotherapist, mental performance coach, and former FDNY firefighter turned full-time entrepreneur. Vin shares his unconventional journey through the mental health system—first as a client, then as a clinician—and why his personal struggles led him to believe the traditional therapy model was fundamentally broken. His experiences across hospitals, shelters, private practice, and emergency response ultimately shaped a hybrid approach that blends psychology, coaching, and mentorship for high performers.Today, Vin works with founders, executives, and leadership teams ranging from early-stage startups to multi-billion-dollar organizations, helping them sharpen mindset, performance, and culture. The conversation explores his shift away from one-on-one coaching toward building high-trust communities, curated founder dinners, and peer-driven ecosystems designed for impact at scale. Vin also shares his philosophy on relationships as the true growth engine, value-driven networking, and why meaningful connection—not ads or tactics—is the foundation of long-term influence and legacy.🔗 Connect with Vin InfanteLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vininfante
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In this episode of Founders Future, with host Milan Kohut, we’re joined by Vin Infante, a licensed psychotherapist, mental performance coach, and former FDNY firefighter turned full-time entrepreneur. Vin shares his unconventional journey through the mental health system—first as a client, then as a clinician—and why his personal struggles led him to believe the traditional therapy model was fundamentally broken. His experiences across hospitals, shelters, private practice, and emergency resp...
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