Real Resilience Talk

Some conversations are more than podcast episodes.They’re full-circle moments.Years ago, while trying to become a better human being, I stumbled across Kevin O’Hara’s YouTube videos. We had never met. He didn’t know my name. But every time I listened, I walked away believing I could become a better version of myself.I can honestly say I would not be the man I am today without Kevin’s influence.I don’t know where I’d be had I never found his work. Maybe I’d still be drinking. Maybe I’d still be trapped in the cycle of drinking, recovering, and repeating. Maybe I wouldn’t even be here anymore.What I DO know is this:Kevin helped me believe lasting change is possible.Bit by bit. Brick by brick. Moment by moment.Kevin taught me what I call my go-to Principle 101:“KEEP THE ALCOHOL OUT MY MOUTH!”Simple? Absolutely.Easy? Not always.But Kevin taught me that we STOP THE FLOW, DO THE WORK, and KEEP MOVING FORWARD.And that philosophy goes far beyond drinking.It applies to ANY habit, behavior, or pattern that leads us away from becoming the best possible version of ourselves. We interrupt the pattern. We do the work. We make the next good choice. Then we do it again.Because of Kevin, I have been released from the chains of alcohol and the kryptonite it became in my life—the thing holding me back from becoming my best self.Not through perfection.Through choices.Bit by bit.Brick by brick.Moment by moment.Over the years, Kevin has mentored me, challenged me, encouraged me, and reminded me that resilience isn’t about becoming perfect. It’s about continuing to build.Sitting down with Kevin on Real Resilience Talk was a dream come true and one of the most meaningful conversations I’ve had since starting this podcast.If you’ve ever struggled with alcohol, unhealthy habits, self-doubt, shame, anxiety—or simply wondered whether real change is possible—I hope you’ll give this conversation your attention.IN THIS EPISODEWe talk about:• Kevin’s journey from alcohol dependence to purpose• Building resilience through daily choices• Escaping the drinking/recovering/repeating cycle• Managing cravings, temptations & triggers• Habits, identity, accountability & lasting change• Loving yourself while continuing to grow• Why perfection is the enemy of progress• Turning guilt and shame into growth—not identity• Authenticity in the age of AI• Community, belonging & helping others• Alcohol, stress, mental health & suicide prevention• Building a life worth living one choice at a time.KEVIN’S HEARTWORK:Kevin O’Hara is an author, speaker, coach, and recovery advocate dedicated to helping people create meaningful, lasting change.His books and resources have been beyond stellar and include:• Stop Drinking Alcohol• How to Stop Drinking Alcohol – Audiobook• Alcohol Freedom• 30 Day Reboot: Rethink Your Drinking: RESET YOUR LIFE• Hang Loose Without The BoozeYou can learn more about Kevin and follow the HEARTWORK he does at:https://www.habitsv2.comA PERSONAL THANK YOUKevin—thank you.Thank you for living authentically.Thank you for showing up for people you may never meet.Thank you for proving that change is possible.Most of all, thank you for helping me become the husband, father, veteran, coach, comedian, and human being I continue striving to become.Your work has impacted countless lives. I’m only one of them.STOP THE FLOW.DO THE WORK.KEEP MOVING FORWARD. Bit by bit. Brick by brick. 🧱If this conversation helps you, please SUBSCRIBE and share it with someone who may need it.If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, call or text 988 in the U.S. and press 1 for the Veterans Crisis Line.Go out there and like Kevin says, "be the best possible version(BPV) " of you today!#RealResilienceTalk #BPVofSelf #HabitsV2 #MentalHealth #SuicidePrevention

"RESISTING THE DARKNESS" | A Conversation with Mr. Steve WohlbergHow do we find hope when the world feels uncertain?In this episode of Real Resilience Talk, Coach Cam sits down with veteran Bible teacher, author, and speaker Mr. Steve Wohlberg for an honest conversation about resilience, faith, hope, and standing firm in difficult times.Together, they explore how history, biblical prophecy, religious liberty, and personal faith can shape the way we respond to fear, suffering, and adversity. Rather than focusing on panic or sensationalism, this conversation encourages listeners to pursue truth, strengthen their faith, and remember that hope can endure—even in life's darkest moments.One part of this conversation that I especially appreciated was our discussion about the beauty of the First Amendment. Regardless of where we come from or what we believe, the ability to openly discuss ideas, ask questions, respectfully disagree, and share our perspectives is something worth protecting. Real resilience often begins with honest conversations, and I believe our freedom to have those conversations is one of the greatest strengths we have.Whether you're a lifelong believer, someone exploring faith, or simply interested in resilience from a spiritual perspective, this episode offers thoughtful insights into overcoming darkness through courage, conviction, and trust.In This EpisodeBuilding resilience through faithFinding hope during difficult seasonsHistorical persecution and lessons from historyBiblical prophecy and current eventsReligious liberty and freedom of conscienceA thoughtful conversation about the importance of the First Amendment and respectful dialogueOvercoming fear with faithMental health, hope, and perseveranceAbout Our GuestMr. Steve Wohlberg is a veteran Bible teacher, author, speaker, and media director whose specialty is helping Christians understand challenging topics—including biblical prophecy, Revelation, current events, spiritual deception, fear, hope, and faith—without becoming consumed by panic or sensationalism.Steve serves as the Speaker and Director of White Horse Media in Idaho, has authored more than 40 books, appeared on 500+ radio, television, and podcast programs, and has spoken at both The Pentagon and the United States Senate.Learn More About Mr. Steve WohlbergWhite Horse Bible SchoolWhite Horse Mediahttps://www.whitehorsemedia.com/About Real Resilience TalkReal Resilience Talk is dedicated to having honest conversations about resilience, mental health, leadership, prevention, healthy outlets, and the human experience.Our mission is simple:To help build lives worth living by creating meaningful conversations that inspire hope, connection, and action.Because one conversation...One perspective...One act of kindness...One difficult question...or one moment of hope......can change someone's life.LIKE IT OR NOT...WE ARE ALL WE GOT.I'd love to hear your perspective in the comments below. One of the goals of Real Resilience Talk is to create a place where people can respectfully share ideas, learn from one another, and have meaningful conversations.If You Need SupportIf you or someone you know is struggling, please remember:You may feel alone, but you don't have to stay alone.Reaching out is a sign of strength. There are people who care, and there is hope.Together, we can continue building stronger, healthier, and more connected communities—One conversation at a time.Much love, world.Gratefully,CamHost | Real Resilience Talk#1stAmendment #RealResilienceTalk #suicidePrevention #faithMatters #spiritualHealthmatters 

Real Resilience RESOURCES – Episode Show NotesStellar Organizations that I'm highlighting in this episode:⁠https://asapasap.org⁠⁠https://www.djoygonaspd.com⁠⁠https://www.habitsv2.com/login⁠⁠https://www.militarymutual.org⁠⁠https://missionbelonging.org⁠⁠https://www.1degreeofseparation.life⁠⁠https://forgingforward.org⁠Summary of episode In this episode, Cam highlights a variety of organizations, programs, and resources dedicated to strengthening mental health, resilience, and community—especially for veterans, service members, military families, and anyone navigating life's challenges. From creative outlets and peer support to community engagement and prevention-focused initiatives, this conversation emphasizes that meaningful connection is one of the strongest protective factors we have.Whether you're looking for support for yourself, searching for ways to help someone else, or simply hoping to finda healthy community where you belong, this episode introduces organizations making a real difference. No one has to face life's struggles alone, and sometimes one conversation, one resource, or one connection can make all the difference.Whether you're looking to support a meaningful cause, join a community, volunteer your time, connect with others, or donate to an organization that's making a real difference, this episode is for you.These organizations are changing lives by building connection, fostering resilience, and reminding people that they don't have to face life's challenges alone.If you've been searching for a way to give back, find your tribe, or help someone in need...look no further, fam.We hope this episode connects you with a mission that speaks to your heart.00:00 –Introduction to Resources for Resilience 00:29 – Overview of One Degree of Separation 01:26 – Suicide Prevention Through Humor and Art 02:45 – The Impact of Connection and Expression 03:40 – Armed Services Arts Partnership (ASAP) Overview 04:38 – Supporting Veterans and Families with Military Mutual 11:11 – Bobby Henline's Story of Resilience and Foundation 12:35 – The Mission of the Bobby Henline Foundation 13:34 – Building Resilient Communities Through Sports and theArts 22:16 –Mission Belonging and Artistic Expression 24:14 – The Power of Art in Healing and Connection 26:12 – Encouragement to Seek Support and CommunityIf you or someone you know is struggling, please remember that help is available. Reaching out is a sign of strength, not weakness.You may feel alone, but you don't have to stay alone.Together, we can build stronger, healthier, and more connected communities—one conversation at a time.If this episode encouraged you, please consider subscribing, leaving a review, and sharing it with someone who could benefit from these incredible organizations and resources.Every share helps more people discover healthy outlets, meaningful connection, and communities where they can belong.Together, we can continue building lives worth living.much love world! Gratefully,Cam

What happens when you stop trying to be who everyone else expects you to be—and finally become yourself?In this 91st episode of The Real Resilience Talk podcast I "GET TO" sit down w/ the incredibly authentic, hilarious, and insightful Tia Jai (@SheTouched via TikTok) for a conversation about resilience, identity, healing, comedy, and learning to fully own your life.Tia Jai shares how and why she found her true self. Together, we explore the idea of “microdosing life”—finding small, intentional moments of joy, gratitude, and perspective that can dramatically improve mental well-being without waiting for major life changes.We also discuss:* What resilience truly means in everyday life* Learning to observe without absorbing negativity* The power of authenticity and self-acceptance* Building confidence through self-ownership* Setting healthy boundaries* Healing from trauma without allowing it to define you* Why imperfections often become our greatest strengths* Using creativity and comedy as tools for healing* Mental health, purpose, and living intentionallyAs always on Real Resilience Talk, we close with one of the most important questions:“If someone listening today is contemplating suicide, what would you want them to know?”Tia Jai's answer is heartfelt, honest, and a reminder that even in our darkest moments, hope and connection remain possible.If you’ve ever struggled with confidence, questioned where you belong, or wondered how to move forward after difficult experiences, this conversation is for you.Remember:* Connection creates belonging.* Belonging creates purpose.* Purpose builds resilience.We’re all in this together!Resources Mentioned:* The Four Agreements by The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz* Comedic inspirations including Richard Pryor, Redd Foxx, Eddie Murphy, Lucille Ball, and Jim CarreyConnect with Tia Jai on TikTok and watch her soul filling perspectives from "Thoughts on a Rock" from @SheTouched.Follow her YouTube Channel Too: https://youtube.com/@tiajai88?si=Eyp2lp3usRxkVNQx* TikTok: @shetouched*Instagram: @TiaJai* Thoughts on a Rock* This Saturday, Tia Jai will be performing at the ICE HOUSE in Pasadena LIVE IN THE CALIFORNIA ROOM on "The Old Skool & Asperger B-Day Show" Sat. Jul 11, 2026 6:00pm - 7:30pm PDT get tickets here: https://icehousecomedy.com* If you'd like to be in the audience when Miss Tia Jai shoots her StandUp Comedy special on October 18th in the L.A. area, please reach out to her via TikTok direct messaging.Thank you for watching and listening. #thoughtsonarock #SheTouched #tiajai #realresiliencetalk#artsaveslives#dontsuppressitexpressit#microdoselife#Thoughtsonarock

In this episode, we explore resilience through personal stories, military experiences, and practical advice. Our guest, REDD WILLIAMS shares insights on bouncing back from adversity, the importance of community, and how to navigate life's challenges with strength and purpose. Redd shares insights on resilience, vulnerability, community, and mental health, emphasizing the importance of connection, effective communication, and taking action to improve well-being.Follow Redd on instagram @reddwilliams_comedyKey topics discussed:Definition of resilience and its importanceThe impact of childhood and upbringing on resilienceThe role of community and support systemsHandling failure and setbacks effectivelyThe importance of seeking professional helpThe influence of social media and modern challengesLessons from military service on resilienceParenting and teaching resilience to childrenOvercoming trauma and lossThe power of mindset and attitude Resilience and mental healthThe importance of community and vulnerabilityEffective communication in relationshipsUsing art and comedy as outletsResources for veterans transitioning out of serviceTakeawaysSeeking community and vulnerability strengthens resilience.Effective communication can prevent conflicts and build understanding.Art and comedy are powerful tools for healing and self-expression.Bricks represent small, consistent actions that build a strong foundation.It's okay not to be okay, but not okay to stay that way.Resources mentioned: https://asapasap.org/https://www.va.gov/POST911VETERANS/Post_911_M2VA_CM_Program.asphttps://www.health.mil/Military-Health-Topics/Mental-Health/inTransitionhttps://www.militarymutual.org/aboutAgain, follow Redd on instagram @reddwilliams_comedymuch love world!!!

In this 89th episode, Joe Buccino (author of When Every Word Counts, available now on Amazon) and CoachCam explore resilience, leadership, mental health, and the importance of community and authentic connection. They share personal stories, insights on crisis management, and practical advice for living a meaningful life.Key  topics:* Personal definition of resilience and its importance* The transition from military to civilian life* The role of community and tribe in mental health* Leadership strategies during crises* The impact of social media on mental health* The importance of authentic communication and being seen* The science of acknowledgment and its effect on the brain* The significance of purpose and living a meaningful life* The historical role of veterans' social spaces like VFW halls* Practical advice for those contemplating suicide and mental health supportResources/ References discussed:"When Every Word Counts" from Joe Buccino https://a.co/d/0erQ1sYGIn When Every Word Counts, award-winning PR executive and former United States Army communications strategist Joe Buccino reveals the real techniques leaders use to stabilize volatile moments before they become full-blown crises. Drawing on two decades inside Pentagon command centers, Fortune 500 boardrooms, and national security operations, Buccino teaches readers how to earn trust, command attention, and communicate clearly when the stakes are highest—whether addressing a corporate meltdown, a public controversy, or a difficult conversation at work or at home.Social Dilemma (Netflix documentary) - https://www.netflix.com/title/81254224Dopamine Nation from Dr. Anna Lembke"It Worked For Me" from The Honorable Mr. Colin Powell If you'd like to contact Mr. Joe Buccino, please reach out to Joe via his Instagram: @author_joe_buccino#RealResilienceTalk 

In this 88th episode, Ace Jackson shares his journey in comedy, the importance of resilience, and how humor can be a powerful tool for healing and connection. He discusses overcoming personal tragedies, fostering community, and the transformative power of authentic expression. In this episode, we explore the importance of legacy, mental health, and overcoming life's challenges through personal stories and practical advice. Join us for a candid conversation about growth, resilience, and the power of connection.Vital topicsResilience as overcoming roadblocksThe therapeutic power of comedyBuilding supportive community in the artsAuthentic storytelling and vulnerabilityThe importance of giving opportunities in comedyHandling hecklers with empathy and grace The importance of legacy and impact on othersThe role of connection and community in mental healthPractical steps for overcoming dark thoughts and suicidal ideationThe significance of self-reflection and personal growthThe power of creativity and outlets like comedy and poetryThe famous quote by Dr. Maya Angelou is: "If you don't like something, change it. If you can't change it, change your attitude. Don't complain."988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline - https://988lifeline.org/Follow Ace on Instagram @ace_vaSending a special shoutout to @beerruncomedy and @brokenmiccomedy

In this 87th episode, Uncle Bill shares his remarkable journey through adversity, including homelessness, incarceration, and recovery, highlighting the power of resilience, forgiveness, and faith. His story offers hope and practical insights for overcoming life's toughest challenges. Uncle Bill shares his powerful journey through addiction, incarceration, and recovery, emphasizing the importance of faith, hope, and community support in overcoming life's challenges. This episode highlights resilience, spiritual health, and the impact of kindness and connection. Key topics Uncle Bill's background and journey through homelessness and incarceration The role of faith and forgiveness in healing Resilience as a response to life's hardships The importance of community and support systems Lessons learned from overcoming adversity Uncle Bill's personal journey through addiction and incarceration The role of faith and spiritual health in recovery The importance of community support and connection...Resilience and humor as tools for healing The significance of hope and purpose in difficult times Vital Takeaways: Resilience is about finding light in the darkest times. Forgiveness is essential for personal growth and peace. Faith can be a powerful force in overcoming life's challenges. Support systems and community are vital for recovery. Every hardship can be a stepping stone to a better future. Resources Discussed Armed Services Arts Partnership (free Arts Classes and Community) www.ASAPASAP.org Regent University - https://www.regent.edu Pennington Gap Lee Theater - https://www.leetheatre.com Book: Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl - https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Man%27s+Search+for+Meaning+Viktor+Frankl 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline - https://988lifeline.org much love, Cam

Episode 86: Coach J.T. Curry — A Man who defines Resilience, Service, Leadership, and Love in ActionSome people coach sports.Others coach life.Coach J.T. Curry does both!In this powerful episode of Real Resilience Talk, I sit down with a man I deeply admire—not only as a veteran and a “Devil Doc,” but as a mentor, husband, father, coach, and servant leader who has positively impacted countless lives, including two of my own children.Coach Curry has spent years helping young people discover confidence, discipline, resilience, and belief in themselves. While many know him from the basketball court, his true gift extends far beyond sports. He teaches life lessons through consistency, accountability, compassion, and love.Throughout our conversation, Coach Curry shares hard-earned wisdom from military service, personal adversity, mental health struggles, parenting, coaching, faith, and community leadership. His message is simple but powerful:Keep showing up.Keep serving.Keep loving people.Keep moving forward.Even when life gets hard.Especially when life gets hard.What You’ll Learn In This Episode* What resilience truly means beyond motivational quotes* Why consistency matters more than perfection* How sports can help build confidence, character, and leadership* The importance of mentorship in a young person’s life* Lessons learned through military service and adversity* How community and connection protect us during difficult seasons* Why humility and authenticity matter in leadership* Practical ways to support mental health and emotional wellness* The power of service and giving back to others* How small acts of kindness create lasting ripple effectsMemorable Quotes & Lessons“Resilience isn’t about never falling down. It’s about getting back up and showing up again tomorrow.”“The kids may forget the score, but they’ll remember how you made them feel.”“Leadership isn’t about being Billy Badass. It’s about serving others.”“Love starts at home.”“You never know what someone is carrying. Be kind.”Why This Conversation MattersToo often we celebrate championships, accomplishments, and titles.This episode reminds us to celebrate character.Coach Curry represents the type of leader our communities need more of—someone who leads through service, humility, discipline, compassion, and genuine care for others.As a parent, I can personally say I’ve watched Coach Curry help shape confidence, resilience, and character in my own children. His impact reaches far beyond the gymnasium and scoreboard.His legacy isn’t measured by wins and losses.It’s measured by lives influenced.And there are many.Resources MentionedIf you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out:* Veterans Crisis Line: Dial 988 then Press 1* Military OneSource* Give an Hour* Vet Centers* Mission Belonging* Team RWB* Local faith communities and support networksConnection is protection.You do not have to remain alone.About Coach J.T. CurryCoach J.T. Curry is a U.S. Navy Corpsman (“Devil Doc”), mentor, youth coach, husband, father, and community leader whose life exemplifies service above self. Through athletics, mentorship, and community involvement, he continues to help young people develop confidence, resilience, discipline, and purpose while reminding all of us that true leadership begins with love.Final ReflectionOne of the things I appreciate most about Coach Curry is that he never pretends to have all the answers.He simply keeps showing up.For his family.For his community.For his players.For his brothers and sisters.For the next generation.And in a world that often celebrates noise, Coach Curry reminds us that quiet consistency can change lives.Thank you, Coach.The world needs more leaders like you.

In this powerful episode of Real Resilience Talk, CoachCam sits down with Buffy Abbott for an honest conversation about resilience, trauma, addiction, healing, identity, vulnerability, and learning how to thrive instead of merely survive.After nearly 22 years in the United States Marine Corps, Buffy shares her journey through adversity, loss, emotional struggle, recovery, and self-discovery — while reminding us that healing and growth are still possible.This episode is a reminder that:​ You are not alone ​ Healing is possible ​ Growth is possible ​ Your story may help someone else survive theirs We discuss resilience not as perfection, but as the courage to keep getting back up — for yourself and for the people you love. Sometimes resilience is simply doing the hard things even when you don’t feel like it.If this conversation resonates with you, please share it with someone who may need it. Because connection is protection, and silence has never saved anyone.Special shoutout to:Armed Services Arts Partnership (ASAP)Military MutualMission BelongingThe Bobby Henline FoundationVETERAN & MILITARY RESOURCESVeterans Crisis Line:Call 988 then Press 1Text 838255https://www.veteranscrisisline.netMental Health / Wellness:Give an Hour • Vet Centers • Military OneSource • Mission 22 • Make the Connection • Home Base • Hope For The Warriors • Wounded Warrior ProjectRecovery & Addiction:SAMHSA • Hazelden Betty Ford • Recovery RanchService Dogs:K9s For Warriors • Patriot PAWS • America’s VetDogsHousing / Financial Help:Fisher House • Operation Homefront • USA Cares • Homes For Our TroopsRetreats / Healing:Boulder Crest / Warrior PATHH • Travis Mills Foundation • Project SanctuaryGeneral Resources:National Resource Directory • Pathfinder • Veterans DirectoryPlease stay.Please reach out.Humans helping humans.#RealResilienceTalk #Resilience #MentalHealthAwareness #VeteranMentalHealth #SuicidePrevention #ConnectionSavesLives #Healing #Recovery #Growth #Veterans #MilitaryCommunity #MarineCorps #CombatVeteran #TraumaRecovery #EndTheStigma #YouAreNotAlone #HumansHelpingHumans #MissionBelonging #ASAP #DontSuppressItExpressIt

I am joined today with Dewayne White @whitedewaynecomedy (instagram)Army Mustang veteran. Father. Husband. Stand-up comedian. Great human being.In this 84th episode of Real Resilience Talk, CoachCam gets to sit down with We had an honest conversation about resilience, mental health, healing, purpose, and the life-saving power of community and artistic expression.Dewayne brings his signature honesty, grit, humor, and humanity into a conversation that goes far deeper than comedy.Together, we discuss:​Surviving vs. thriving​Mental health and vulnerability in men​Life after military service​Comedy as healing and connection​Isolation, identity, and purpose​Learning to ask for help​Why art and expression save lives​Using humor to navigate painFrom military service to international comedy tours, Dewayne shares how creativity, vulnerability, and connection helped him rediscover purpose and stay grounded through life’s challenges.One of the biggest takeaways from this episode:Art saves lives.Community matters.Expression matters.And none of us are meant to suffer alone.“Don’t suppress it. Express it.”About Dewayne White:Dewayne White is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after comics on the scene. Hailing from Washington, D.C., his no-nonsense, East Coast demeanor seamlessly transforms into hilarity on stage. He draws on his experiences as a combat wounded Army vet, husband and father with a no holds barred attitude. With irreverent observations and an infectious energy, Dewayne always delivers an unforgettable evening of laughter. He’s shared the stage with comedy heavyweights like Josh Blue, Mark Normand, Derrick Stroup, and many more! Dewayne has performed at amazing clubs like Comedy and Magic Club, The Laugh Factory, The Funnybone, and Carolines on Broadway and regularly tours internationally with Armed Forces Entertainment.  His debut comedy special, "A Boy Named Shannon" is out now on Apple TV, Amazon Prime, Spotify, and more!Dewayne's Official Website:https://dewaynewhitecomedy.com/Watch “A Boy Named Shannon” on Amazon Prime:https://www.primevideo.com/detail/Dewayne-White-A-Boy-Named-Shannon/0KXXUV9AMKG0TL5MTD2F0P0KQHFollow Dewayne on Instagram:@whitedewaynecomedyAdditional Resources Mentioned:Armed Services Arts Partnership (ASAP)https://asap.org/Veterans Crisis Linehttps://www.veteranscrisisline.net/Military2VA (M2VA)https://www.va.gov/post911veterans/1 Degree of Separationhttps://www.1degreeofseparation.lifeIf this episode resonates with you, please share it with someone who may need it.You never know who’s struggling silently.Sometimes one honest conversation can help someone hold on another day.CONNECT TO PROTECT.#RealResilienceTalk#ArtSavesLives#ComedyCommunity#MentalHealthMatters#Connect2Protect#Resilience#Veterans#DontSuppressItExpressIt

REAL RESILIENCE TALK — EPISODE 83Featuring Dr. Stephen Paul EdwardsUPFRONT DISCLAIMER:The views, opinions, experiences, and perspectives expressed in this episode are solely those of the individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Real Resilience Talk, its host, affiliates, or any associated organizations.This podcast is intended for conversational, educational, and personal storytelling purposes only. The content shared reflects personal experiences, reflections, opinions, and interpretations of events. Any names, identifying details, or personal information related to third parties may be omitted, altered, generalized, or concealed to protect privacy and dignity.This episode is not intended to defame, slander, discredit, harm, harass, or malign any individual, organization, profession, group, or entity. Listener discretion and personal discernment are advised. Discussions surrounding mental health, trauma, spirituality, relationships, emotional pain, identity, and personal transformation are subjective in nature and should not be interpreted as medical, legal, psychological, or professional advice.If you are struggling with mental health challenges or are in crisis, please seek support from a licensed professional or contact emergency/crisis services in your area.Today’s guest is Dr. Stephen Paul Edwards — international speaker, author, spiritual counselor, and someone whose journey has taken him through success, heartbreak, identity collapse, reinvention, and ultimately deeper self-awareness and purpose.Originally from Blackpool in the UK and now based in Florida, Dr. Edwards combines decades of business experience with emotional and spiritual growth work to help people break destructive patterns, rebuild self-worth, and reconnect with who they truly are.He is also the author of “The Venus Fly Trap,” a raw memoir exploring power, obsession, vulnerability, heartbreak, and transformation.In this conversation, we discuss:• What resilience truly means• Why struggle can become a catalyst for growth• Mental health stigma and emotional shame• Identity collapse and rebuilding self-worth• Vulnerability, authenticity, and healing• Spiritual and emotional alignment• The importance of community, connection, and support• How pain can teach lessons success never couldOne of the biggest takeaways from this episode:Resilience is not something we are born with — it is something we develop through adversity, honesty, reflection, and growth.As Dr. Edwards shares throughout this conversation:“It’s not how many times you fall down, but how many times you get back up that defines resilience.”This episode is a reminder that healing is possible, growth is possible, and that honest conversations matter.DR. EDWARDS IS OFFERING OUR LISTENERS SOME GIFTS :)Here is the Landing unique link for the “REAL RESILIENCE TALK” audience: The First 3 Chapters [https://bit.ly/4vFLtwm] Here is the Coaching unique link for your audience: Coaching and Counseling [https://vft23.com/coaching-and-counselling/?utm_source=CoachCam+Campbell&utm_medium=Real+Resilience+Talk&utm_campaign=Podcast+Interview+-+CoachCam+Campbell] Discount Code : VFT23!REACH OUT AND CONNECT WITH DR. STEPHEN PAUL EDWARDS:Website: https://vft23.com/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/stephen_sapereaude/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/seemiracles/TikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@vft23_official?lang=enFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61575468609762X:https://x.com/Stephen_EdwardzBOOK:“The Venus Fly Trap”https://vft23.com/LISTEN / FOLLOW REAL RESILIENCE TALK:YouTube:https://youtube.com/@coachcamcampbell?si=sbJJ5SpefV5iuJjoSpotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/1V3gVSbCXBN0Fa8OMszExW?si=s1gtwQe0Rq6Y7_V-w94DrQBooks by Cam Campbell, C. Nolan, & “C-Casso”:“Thank You Warriors”https://a.co/d/bOffWp3“All Things Considered: 33 Gems of Resilience”https://a.co/d/5XFiB0q

Our thoughts, our awareness,Our Consciousness shape our reality—so learning to direct them matters.In this episode, we explore the idea of consciousness and intentional thinking.I am joined by a great guy, Mr Charley Johnson of Mental Wellness Labswww.mentalwellnesslab.comThis conversation touches on concepts like “mental broadcasting,” consciousness, and the power of self-awareness—not as hype, but as practical tools for growth.I recently came across a 2-week free trial from Mental Wellness Lab focused on what they call “mental broadcasting”:Again the site is 👇https://www.mentalwellnesslab.comThe practice itself has value.Key TakeawaysAnything that gets you to:* Slow down* Focus your thoughts* Optimize your output and input* Replace negative loops* Be intentional with your mindset…can create real change.What you repeatedly think about, you begin to believe.What you believe, you act on.Used consistently, tools like this can:• Improve focus• Reduce mental clutter• Strengthen self-talk• Help you show up better—for yourself and othersThis isn’t magic—it’s discipline.Real Talk,this deeper conversation around “broadcasting,” energy, and coherence is interesting. Whether you view it as science, metaphor, or mindset training—the real question is:Are you being intentional with what you allow into your vibe, your frequency, and your personal world?Most days… I know I’m not.But awareness/consciousness is the first step.If you want to explore it more and do a 2week free trial of what we discuss, visit this site:https://mental-wellness-lab.myshopify.com/products/2-week-free-trial-peak-mental-health-broadcasting-to-one-personFollow Mental Wellness Lab on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/mentalwellnesslab/It’s not about perfection.It’s all about intention.It’s a tool.And like any tool—it works if you use it.#AuthenticityMatters #MentalWellness #Quantum #Consciousness#OPTIMIZATION

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

RRT Episode 80 The 11x Knockdown Rule: How to Get Up and Win with the "BUSINESS SERGEANT" Mr. Chris HallbergBLUF:This episode is about getting back up—again and again—and building a life rooted in purpose, discipline, and growth.SummaryIn this powerful episode of Real Resilience Talk, Cam sits down with veteran, entrepreneur, and leadership coach Chris Hallberg—also known as The Business Sergeant. From his time as a U.S. Army Staff Sergeant to becoming a nationally recognized leadership expert, Chris shares how resilience, mindset, and structured discipline can transform both lives and businesses.The conversation goes deep into mental health, personal growth, and the importance of environment, accountability, and perspective. Chris opens up about overcoming adversity, navigating dark seasons, and exploring alternative healing methods—all while reinforcing a simple truth: resilience isn’t about avoiding failure, it’s about rising every time you fall.🔑 Key Takeaways​Resilience is built by getting back up—no matter how many times you’re knocked down​Your environment and relationships shape your mindset and outcomes​Leadership starts with accountability, clarity, and structure​Gratitude and positive thinking are daily practices—not just ideas​Healing and growth can come from both traditional and alternative pathsMemorable Quotes​“You are here to learn lessons.”​“Perception is your reality.”Who is Chris Hallberg?Chris is the founder of Business Sergeant, a leadership platform and free veteran community that guides military leaders into successful civilian roles. His military-to-business insights are rooted in experience, not theory. During the worst days of the Great Recession, he scaled and sold an energy-efficiency business at an 8x multiple while competitors folded. Later, as one of the earliest EOS implementers, he coached more than 100 leadership teams, with client organizations earning well over 100 “Best Places to Work” awards. For a real-world take on culture repair and scaling discipline under pressure, Chris brings stories that stick.Inc. Magazine recently named him a Top-10 Global Leadership & Management Expert, sharing the spotlight with voices like John Maxwell and Seth Godin. His direct style cuts through business jargon, focusing on actionable habits and accountability that actually make teams stronger. Chris’s experience as a veteran, entrepreneur, and leadership coach, combined with 7000 LinkedIn connections, could contribute a grounded, engaging perspective to Real Resilience Talk.Chris is a veteran, entrepreneur, and leadership coach who helps businesses move from chaos → structure → consistent execution. As the founder of The Business Sergeant, he applies military-tested principles like accountability, clarity, and chain of command to help leaders build stronger teams—without the yelling and push-ups.​Former U.S. Army National Guard Staff Sergeant (Military Police)​CEO & Founder of The Business Sergeant​Ranked Top 50 Leadership & Management Experts by Inc. Magazine​Business consultant helping organizations scale through structured systemsResources & Mentions​Chris authored this book: "The Business Sergeant’s Field Manual"get your copy here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07V4X7V4X​GoExpand Softwarehttps://goexpand.com​B.I.Z.S.G.T. Veteran Communityhttps://b-i-z-s-g-t.com​Rhythmia Ayahuasca Retreathttps://rhythmia.com⏱️ Episode Chapters00:00 – Introduction to Resilience & Chris Hallberg03:10 – Defining Resilience & Background06:01 – Entrepreneurial Journey08:50 – Mindset & Mental Health11:59 – Power of Positive Thinking14:54 – Overcoming Adversity18:00 – Environment & Relationships20:57 – Personal Growth Lessons23:44 – Perception & Reality26:58 – Final Thoughts on Resilience32:00 – Embracing Life’s Lessons34:42 – Mind, Body, Spirit Connection38:40 – Alternative Healing42:50 – Resilience & Mindset50:29 – Joy Beyond Materialism56:35 – Navigating Dark Times

In this episode of the Real Resilience Talk Podcast, host Cam Campbell engages with Glenn Sturm, a remarkable individual whose journey through cancer has shaped his understanding of resilience. Glenn shares his personal story of being diagnosed with cancer, the lessons he learned about positivity, the importance of helping others, and the power of teamwork in healthcare. The conversation delves into the significance of education, leadership, and the need for community support, emphasizing that resilience is not just about survival but about thriving and making a difference in the lives of others. In this conversation, Glenn and Cam discuss the importance of recognizing every individual's contribution in a workplace, especially in challenging environments like healthcare and military service. They emphasize the need for personal connections, accountability in leadership, and the significance of supporting military families and veterans. The dialogue also touches on the unseen wounds of war, the importance of celebrating mistakes as learning opportunities, and the urgent need for effective PTSD support. Ultimately, the conversation is a heartfelt call to action for compassion, service, and leadership in both personal and professional realms.

A powerful guest who embodies service, compassion in action, and unselfishness!Mr. Luke Mickelson and his organization Sleep in Heavenly PeaceWebsite: https://www.shpbeds.org is making a real difference in this world.They have been featured on:• Returning the Favor with Mike Rowe• CNN Heroes• NBC Nightly News• Today• Home & Family• Strahan, Sara and KekeIn this episode of the Real Resilience Talk podcast, host Cam Campbell engages with Luke Mickelson, founder of Sleep in Heavenly Peace, to explore the concept of service and resilience. They discuss Luke's personal journey, the importance of community support, and how tiny moments can lead to significant changes in perspective. Luke shares his experiences growing up in Idaho, the impact of his mother's struggles, and how these experiences shaped his understanding of resilience. The conversation highlights the importance of connection, authenticity, and the deeper meaning behind acts of service, particularly in providing beds for children in need. In this conversation, Luke Mickelson discusses the critical issue of child "bedlessness" and the mission of Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing beds for children in need. He shares personal stories and statistics that highlight the emotional and physical impact of not having a bed, emphasizing the importance of safety and stability for children. The discussion also covers the transformative power of volunteering, the joy of service, and how individuals can get involved in their communities to make a difference. Luke encourages listeners to share their stories and raise awareness about child bedlessness, reminding everyone that even small actions can lead to significant change.

Dr. King is a Warrior who genuinely cares about human healing, defending the defenseless, and turning traumatic pain into potential positives.His foundation’s perspective:“WE GIVE A VOICE TO THOSE WHO DO NOT HAVE ONE”The purpose of Give Them a Voice is to give a voice to those that do not have one; to educate those who do not know; to defend those who cannot defend themselves”Learn more about Dr. King via: https://drjohnaking.comDr. King shares his journey from Australia to America, his love for the country, and the challenges he faced in addressing his own trauma. The conversation emphasizes the significance of seeking help, the complexities of healing, and the power of incremental change in personal development. Throughout the discussion, the importance of consistency and the dangers of comparison are highlighted, providing listeners with valuable insights into their own resilience journeys. In this conversation, Dr. King and Cam explore the profound themes of trauma, recovery, and the importance of connection. They discuss the necessity of slowing down in a fast-paced world, the impact of instant gratification on mental health, and the stigma surrounding male trauma. The dialogue emphasizes the need for open conversations about human experiences, particularly regarding military sexual trauma, and the role of partners in the recovery process. They also touch on the transformative power of sharing pain and the importance of community support in overcoming struggles.Dr. King leads the The Phoenix Collective:“Real Recovery for Real MenYou don't have to carry this alone. Join a brotherhood of men who understand what you've been through and are finding their way to something better”https://rise.phoenixcollective.app/togetherIn the words of my brother Jose, “it is okay not to be okay, but don’t stay that way”Solid Expressions and "Time Hacks"Suffering is inevitable, but victimhood is optional.Showing up for someone can make a significant difference.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Resilience and Guest Introduction02:58 Defining Resilience: Insights from Dr. King05:51 Cultural Perspectives on Resilience and Gratitude08:56 Trauma and Its Impact on Resilience12:03 The Importance of Addressing Trauma in Recovery14:59 Navigating Mental Health Systems and Challenges18:07 The Complexity of Trauma in Military and Civilian Life21:05 Finding Common Ground in Healing23:56 The Role of Hope and Support in Recovery25:55 Transforming Mindsets: From Victim to Victor29:47 The Power of Incremental Change34:36 The Importance of Consistency in Growth38:16 Navigating the Information Age: Application Over Consumption43:56 Addressing Male Trauma: Breaking the Silence51:24 Turning Scars into Medals: The Journey of Healing53:40 The Power of Partnership in Recovery56:42 Transforming Pain into Purpose59:22 The Importance of Connection and Communication01:05:13 Sharing Stories and Healing Through Writing01:11:14 The Role of Humor in Healing01:15:02 A Message of Hope and Resilienceall the best,CamInstagram: coachcam_campbellYouTube: @COACHCAMCAMPBELL

In this episode of the Real Resilience Talk Podcast, Cam speaks with Matt Pneitz about his journey of resilience and service in Guatemala. Matt shares his experiences as a Peace Corps Warrior and the founding of Long Way Home, an organization dedicated to building community infrastructure and empowering local students. The conversation explores themes of humor, adaptability, and the importance of justice and purpose in service. Matt discusses the innovative approach of Hero School, where students learn by addressing real-world issues, and the ongoing need for volunteers and support to continue their mission. In this conversation, Cam and Matt discuss the transformative power of education and community service. They emphasize the importance of applying knowledge in real-world contexts, the impact of mentorship, and the need for meaningful education that empowers students. They share stories of community service projects that have inspired students and fostered a sense of accomplishment. The discussion also highlights the significance of transparency in nonprofit organizations and the power of collaboration in creating lasting change. Ultimately, they encourage listeners to engage in service and support one another in their journeys.BELOW IS THE LINK TO LONG WAY HOME'S WEBSITE TO LEARN MORE ON HOW YOU CAN VOLUNTEER, DONATE, OR JUST LEARN ABOUT GOOD HUMANS DOING GOOD THINGS IN OUR WORLD: https://lwhome.org/You can also link up with LONG WAY HOME via Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/share/1AMw67f4yQ/?mibextid=wwXIfr

REAL RESILIENCE TALK Episode 71 with the Resilient Warrior of Art, Yonsenia White, LPC, LPCC, ATR, CMCC, MFA.In this episode, CoachCam Campbell and Miss Yon explore the multifaceted concept of resilience, emphasizing its importance as a life skill that can be developed through creative expression and community support. They discuss how art therapy serves as a powerful tool for healing, allowing individuals to navigate their emotions and experiences. The conversation highlights the significance of empathy, the journey from survival to thriving, and the role of creativity in building resilience. Listeners are encouraged to embrace their unique identities and seek out resources that foster artistic expression and connection. In this conversation, Cam Campbell discusses various aspects of mental health, including holistic approaches, resilience, the importance of community, and the impact of trauma. He emphasizes the need for understanding and support in mental health care, the role of leadership, and the significance of emotional awareness. The dialogue highlights the importance of connection and the value of reaching out for help, as well as the potential for growth through adversity.Resources highlighted during this episode1. MISSION BELONGING https://missionbelonging.org/about/NO VETERAN SHOULD BEAR THE BURDEN ALONE.Mission Belonging builds bridges between veterans and citizens using the language of creative expression to promote empathy, foster understanding, and build authentic community2. STRONG START TRAINING:https://strongstartraining.org/who-we-are/The STRONG STAR Training Initiative wants to make lives better by increasing access to quality mental health care through excellence in training, research and community engagement.This training Initiative translates advanced research by the STRONG STAR Consortium into practical application in mental health settings. Since our inception in 2017, our goal has been to make lives better by increasing access to quality mental health care through excellence in training, research and community engagementThey offer training in evidence-based treatments for PTSD, suicide prevention, and related conditions. Our commitment is to provide comprehensive support and resources to ensure clinicians feel confident in applying their training.3. ARMED SERVICES ARTS PARTNERSHIPhttps://asapasap.orgA creative community where veterans thrive through the artsArmed Services Arts Partnership (ASAP) provides free art and comedy classes to veterans, service members, military spouses, family members, caregivers, and survivors.Here's a great resource I just learned of personally:1. National Center for Healthy VeteransThe National Center for Healthy Veterans at Valor Farm is devoted to helping Veterans navigate the challenges of trauma and transition to achieve their full potential and contribute to every facet of American society.At Valor Farm, the National Center for Healthy Veterans empowers Veterans to overcome trauma and transition with strength. Millions have served through two decades of war, and many continue to carry the weight of those experiences. We guide them toward recovery, resilience, and renewed contribution to the nation.https://healthyveterans.org

On today's episode 5 of Quick Gems of Resilience and Episode 75 of the REAL RESILIENCE TALK is me reading an excerpt from my book, "All Things Considered: 33 Gems of Resilience" entry from pages 79-80.My newest book, Thank You Warriors, is a collection of lessons shaped by more than 23 years of active-duty service in the United States Marine Corps. It reflects the leadership, resilience, and empathy I’ve learned from Warriors of all ranks and from across the world. This book is my personal “thank you” to the Marine Corps and to the many leaders and mentors who invested in me along the way.All profits from Thank You Warriors will be donated to credible Veteran Service Organizations and charities. If you’re looking for grounded perspective on leadership, resilience, and human connection, you can find the book here:https://a.co/d/bOffWp3My first book, published in February 2025, All Things Considered: 33 Gems of Resilience, was truly a labor of love. I wrote it—and honestly, both books—with the hope that something within these pages might help someone who needs it. If you’d like a copy of my first book, you can find it here:https://a.co/d/5XFiB0qIf you’ve already read either of these 2025 releases, thank you. I would greatly appreciate you leaving a review on Amazon.A sincere thank you to the artist who created both covers, and to my Editor-in-Chief, C. Nolan, for helping bring these projects to life.Thank you to the artist behind the illustrations too! I love you C!#1stAmendment#33GemsOfResilience#RealResilienceTalk#thankyouWarriors#likeitornotweareallwegot

On this episode, Cam and Karl keep it real by talking about pain, strain, tragedy, and how to keep moving forward!They keep it 100% honest by diving into the after effects of death by suicide, failure, overcoming complacency, isolation, and mental health struggles.Karl is someone who will never be comfortable settling for being stagnant!He defines this quote:"Running Water never grows stale, so you just have to keep on flowing"-Bruce LeeKarl is a retired U.S. Marine, a leader in every space he is in, a dedicated father, brother, son, and husband...Karl "owns it"! We can all learn a lot from this man who is a superhero of mine!Karl continues to be that same humble servant leader I first met in 2011, as he is still trying to figure it out everyday! A true Warrior with the mindset of never resting on laurels, prior accolades, or acting as if he has "made it"/ "arrived"!!!Thank you brother for sharing your pain, your light,and your truth on this REAL RESILIENCE TALK episode!!!"LIKE IT OR NOT, WE'RE ALL WE GOT"!!!

In this 73rd episode of the Real Resilience Talk Podcast, CoachCam Campbell and The Marine of Comedy, Mr. Kevin Davis (MSgt, USMC, Retired) engage in a heartfelt conversation about resilience, mental health, and the transformative power of the Marine Corps. Kevin is saving lives one conversation at a time! Kevin goes on to share his journey from a young recruit to a retired Master Sergeant, highlighting the challenges and triumphs along the way. They discuss the importance of addressing mental health issues, the stigma surrounding it, and the tools available to help veterans today. The conversation is filled with personal anecdotes, humor, and a deep sense of camaraderie, offering listeners valuable insights into overcoming adversity and finding purpose. Big shoutout to the amazing non-profit orgranization that is helping people in the subject of depression and suicide, the one and only, The 1Degree of Separation. Kevin is a Comic that tours with 1 Degree of Separation that is led by the hilarious Mr. Brad Bonar and his amazing Bride, Mrs. Victoria Bonar.1 Degree of Separation was even featured on PBS Newshour recently:https://www.pbs.org/video/healing-through-humor-1757868685/Click this link to access more about this stellar organization:  https://www.1degreeofseparation.life/You can even book 1 Degree of Separation to come out to your team via the website above!Keywordsresilience, mental health, Marine Corps, Kevin Davis, Cam Campbell, veterans, overcoming adversity, purpose, camaraderie, mental health stigma#RealResilienceTalk #comedyismedicine #1DegreeofSeparation#TheMarineofComedy#1Team1Fight1Love1TribeSympatheia Takeaways* Resilience is about not giving up and always pushing to achieve goals.* The Marine Corps provides a unique education and life experience.* Mental health issues should be addressed openly and without stigma.* Kevin Davis shares his personal journey of overcoming depression and finding purpose.* The importance of having a support system and compassionate people around you.* The role of humor and storytelling in addressing serious topics like mental health.* The impact of military service on personal growth and identity.* The challenges veterans face when transitioning to civilian life.* The significance of self-reflection and understanding one's own mental health.* The power of sharing personal stories to inspire and help others.

In this 72nd episode of The Real Resilience Talk, host CoachCam Campbell engages in a deep and humorous conversation with fellow standup comedian Kevin Gartland.They explore the concept of resilience, sharing personal stories of struggle, addiction, and recovery. The discussion touches on the importance of family, legacy, and the definition of success, while also addressing mental health and suicide prevention. Through humor and candid dialogue, they emphasize the need for connection and understanding in overcoming life's challenges.Key Takeaways:Resilience is about getting up one last time.Success is defined by core values and family.Life is a continuous struggle, but we must keep going.Humor can be a powerful tool in dealing with life's challenges.Forgiveness, especially of oneself, is crucial for healing.The wreckage of our past decisions stays with us.We must reach out to others in times of need.Life is a shit sandwich; the more bread you have, the less shit you eat.Presence is a gift that should be cherished.We all have a role in supporting those struggling with mental health.You can follow Kevin G on Instagram via https://www.instagram.com/mrlisa?igsh=MWxieGlnM3FsOGZzdw==

REAL RESILIENCE TALK 69In this episode of Real Resilience Talk, host CoachCam Campbell engages in a deep conversation with guest Monica Daly @laughdalycomedyabout the concept of resilience. They explore the idea that resilience doesn't require happiness or perfection, but rather the ability to keep moving forward and adapt despite challenges. The discussion touches on the importance of community, particularly within the military and comedy spaces, and how finding a supportive network can aid in personal growth and healing. They also delve into the significance of expression through art and the necessity of taking time for oneself. The conversation emphasizes the shared experiences of veterans and the importance of connection in navigating life's challenges. In this engaging conversation, Cam & Monica discussthe journey of comedy, the importance of hard work, and the need for healthy outlets and creative expression. Monica emphasizes the significance of balance and recovery in both personal and professional life, highlighting the role of community and connection in the comedy world. The discussion touches on the healing power of art,humor, the importance of vulnerability and authenticity, and the necessity of embracing failure as a part of growth. Ultimately, the conversation serves as a message of hope and connection, encouraging listeners to reach out and support one another.TakeawaysResilience is about nomatter what, no matter how ugly, tired, down or imperfect you feel...You move forward...you do it and you move forward ...You don't have to be happy to move forward do good things.Community is vital for veterans and their families.Art and expression are crucial for mental health.You can find joy in the same places as pain.Transitioning from service can be challenging; identity shifts are common.It's important to love people where they are, not where you want them to be.Comparison can hinder healing; focus on your own journey.Creating a supportive environment is essential for growth. There's a lot of work in comedy that goes unseen.Knitting can be as meditative as yoga.Finding healthy outlets is crucial for mental well-being.Balance and recovery are essential for creativity.Community and connection enhance the comedy experience.Humor can be a powerful tool for healing.Embracing failure is part of the growth process.Trying new things can lead to unexpected joy.It's important to reach out to friends in need.Being kind is free and essential for connection.Resources spoken on that you can tangibly access:How to access the service Garret Biss is doing for the world:https://unspokentrauma.vet Want to find a new way to express it instead of being another one to suppress it? Check out the Armed Services Arts Partnership:https://asapasap.org#RealResilienceTalk

Ryan is a Marine veteran, a father, a coach, and an all around unselfish human who is dedicated to service and helping others!He hails from the same legendary “757” that I do! It was an absolute privilege to spend time with this hero on this episode. I have admired this man for years and he is proof not all superheroes wear capes!In this heartfelt episode of the Real Resilience Talk podcast, Cam and Ryan G dive deep into the essence of resilience. Together, we explore the power of perseverance, the importance of mental health, and the role of faith in overcoming life's challenges. Through personal stories and candid conversations, we strive to emphasize the significance of community, vulnerability, and the continuous journey of self-improvement. Tune in for an inspiring discussion that reminds us all to "Give Tomorrow a Chance" GTAC! and to be there for one another. Remember as Ryan said, no one else has ever lived today ever before too!Please note Ryan is an advocate for others through his work not only in military service, but also with the “VETERAN’S FUTURE FOUNDATION” aka VFF https://veteransfuture.orgTHE MISSION OF VFF:Our mission is to empower and support transitioning Military Veterans by offering a comprehensive range of services, including scholarships for vocational education and training (V.E.T.), connection with the great outdoors, and rebuilding a sense of community into their civilian lives. We are committed to facilitating a seamless transition into civilian life and building a vibrant community that attracts Veterans, making our region the premier destination for their post-service journey.#GTAC#Resilience #MentalHealth #Community #suicidePrevention #UPSTREAMPREVENTION #1Team1Fight1Love1TribeSympatheia #likeitornotweareallwegot #WARRIORS

REAL RESILIENCE POETRY (RRT67)The video is on YouTube and the Audio will be published as a podcast as well:https://youtu.be/EoPE1QEVBcoBLUF: I AM LAYING IT ALL ON THE LINE IN THIS RECORDING!In this heartfelt conversation, Cam Campbell shares a deeply personal poem addressing the critical issues of suicide, alcohol abuse, and the importance of finding healthy coping mechanisms. He emphasizes the correlation between emotional pain and substance use, urging listeners to seek support and make better choices. The poem serves as a poignant reminder of the impact of loss on loved ones and the necessity of connection and community in overcoming struggles. Throughout the discussion, Cam highlights various resources and encourages open conversations about mental health, especially during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.Takeaways* Cam expresses his deep concern about losing people to suicide.* He highlights the correlation between alcohol use and suicide attempts.* Coping mechanisms are essential for emotional pain management.* The poem 'Make Good Choices' serves as a powerful message.* Loss affects not only the individual but also their loved ones.* Temporary problems should not lead to permanent solutions.* Connection and support are vital in overcoming struggles.* Healthy coping mechanisms can prevent destructive behaviors.* Community resources can provide necessary support.* Awareness and open conversations about mental health are crucial.BLUF: I AM SO TIRED OF LOSING PEOPLE!THERE MAY NOT BE A DIRECT CAUSATION WITH DEATH BY SUICIDE AND ALCOHOL, BUT…THERE IS FOR DAMN SURE A CORRELATION!I KNOW OF TOO MANY PEOPLE WHO HAVE ATTEMPTED OR DIED BY SUICIDE WHILE DRINKING…I HAVE DONE THE SAME THING! I AM JUST A LUCKY ONE THAT LIVED ON… SHOUTOUT TO A MENTOR OF MINE SANDY FOR THE FOLLOWING THAT REMAINS TO BE SADLY TRUE! THE CULPRIT BEHIND OVER 50% OF MORE OF DEATHS FOR THOSE WHO CHOOSE THE ROUTE OF DEATH BY SUICIDE IS THIS…THERE ARE MANY CONTRIBUTORS BUT THIS TRIFECTA IS ALL TOO COMMON!IT IS THE TRAGIC TRIFECTA OF SUICIDE:THEY GOT DUMPEDTHEY GOT DRUNKTHEY HAD ACCESSSO THIS POEM I WROTE IS IS CALLED "MAKE GOOD CHOICES"https://youtu.be/EoPE1QEVBcoThis subject hurts my soul!and the truth is NO MATTER HOW HARD WE TRY,we cannot save everyone. I accept that!I had Suicidal Ideations and real attempts at not wanting to be here anymore.Do you know when it was every single time? While I was DRINKING AND/OR THE NEXT DAY!“HANG-XIETY”, the “HANGOVER”, AND “HANG-DEPRESSION” HIT HARD and makes you feel so worthless, ashamed, and hurt! I have been there…but I am still here. Please make good choices!…DO NOT DRINK OR GET OBLITERATED OFF OF SUBSTANCES AND PLEASE DO NOT BE NEAR YOUR WEAPONS!FACT: TIME AND SPACE SAVES LIVES!Special shout out to a few communities that have help me find strength and perspective.Through them, I find ways to maintain, be consistent and “keep my tank full”!!!Here they are:The Overwatch Project (overwatchproject.org)ARMED SERVICES ARTS PARTNERSHIP (asapasap.org)And an amazing community that has helped me “KEEP THE ALCOHOL OUT OF MY MOUTH!!! They are led by Coach Kevin O’Hara and his lovely partner Es! They are HabitsV2 aka Habits Unplugged (HabitsV2.com) Also, for HEALTHY relationship skills and learning more of what “right looks like” check out “onelove” (https://www.joinonelove.org/)Never forget about the Family Advocacy Program and the help you may learn from them with relationships…”FAP AROUND AND FIND OUT” -C.K.( https://www.militaryonesource.mil/benefits/family-advocacy-program/ ) WE DON’T KNOW WHAT WE DON’T KNOW…that’s okay…so let’s LEARN MORE!Much love,Cam

Episode 66 In this episode of the Real Resilience Talk Podcast, host Cam Campbell engages in a deep and humorous conversation with comedian, actor, and artist Isaac Ignacio. Isaac is a man who's lived all over the world and has expressed art in all facets! He is a lighthouse in this world! Together, along with the one and only "Corporate Nick", he hosts a podcast "BARGOYLES THE PODCAST"!Follow Isaac on IG:https://www.instagram.com/misterignacio/?hl=enThe BARGOYLES even got a GENIUS live show coming up: a Halloween Roast October 19th at Evening Star Café (2000 Mt Vernon Ave, Alexandria, VA 22301)Don’t miss it!https://www.eveningstarcafe.net/In our convo, we dove deep into resilience, connection, and the healing power of humor. We shared personal stories, talked about navigating adversity, and highlighted how comedy + community can be lifelines—especially for veterans and those of us that are a little broken!!!Some takeaways you’ll love:​ Resilience = moving forward despite challenges.​ Connection is a protective factor against negativity.​ Humor heals more than we realize.​ Community support is EVERYTHING.​ Every experience (good or bad) shapes us.​ Being present enhances life’s beauty.​ Comedy is therapy in disguise.​ Sharing your story helps others grow.​ Veterans NEED healthy outlets for their experiences.​ We’re all more alike than we think.Shoutout to asapasap.org—amazing humans doing incredible work. Go check them out! WE ALL NEED HEALTHY OUTLETS! Art saves lives!And yes… I wrote a book! "All Things Considered: 33 Gems of Resilience"→ https://a.co/d/dOdNetYDid it cost me blood, sweat, tears, and way too many snacks? Absolutely.Is it on sale right now? You bet.Is it the best book ever? I’ll let YOU decide.If you’ve already read it, THANK YOU. If it helped you, please share it with someone who might need it. And if you’ve got 60 seconds, drop a quick Amazon review—it means more than you know.PLEASE REMEMBER: Don’t choose a permanent solution to a temporary problem. Know this!!!This show is powered by the 1st Amendment.We're not doctors. Just real people speaking our truth to hopefully help someone else out there!Views expressed are those of us as individuals! No official endorsement from any organization, just us as humans expressing themselves!If you ever Wanna be a guest? Reach out!I do this #HeartWork not for $$ but to LIFT OTHERS UP. Let’s keep growing TOGETHER #LikeItOrNotWeAreAllWeGot #RealResilienceTalk #HealthyOutlets #1Team1Fight1Love1TribeSympatheia#SuicidePrevention #BeFirmBeFairBeThereCareMuch love

EPISODE 65 part IIToday I have a hero of mine on the show !!!Mr. Ernest Twigg is a Learning & Development Consultant and Executive Council Member at CEOWORLD Magazine. An acclaimed author on leadership, he is known as the “Warrior Poet” for his passionate commitment to empowering veterans, ensuring no veteran is left behind.Ernest is the Author of "A Leader Provides". It is a powerful book to help anyone grow and lead with authenticity.Here's some key points from today's show:Resilience is about recovering from difficult experiences.External support is crucial for maintaining resilience.Transforming pain into purpose can help others.Grief is a process that requires time and support.Practicing gratitude can enhance resilience.Leadership involves finding and nurturing potential in others.Personal stories can inspire and motivate change.Kindness and acknowledgment can significantly impact others' lives.Habits shape our mindset and can work for or against us.Humor can be a powerful tool in navigating life's challenges. We control our thoughts and can shape our beliefs.Pain is temporary, and our responses to it matter.Surround yourself with people who elevate you.Authenticity is key to personal growth.Self-improvement is a lifelong journey.It's important to set boundaries in relationships.Learning new things can rejuvenate our spirit.Community and connection are vital for well-being.Embrace change and growth as part of life.Stoicism offers valuable insights into resilience.SummaryIn this episode, Cam Campbell and Ernest R. Twigg discuss the multifaceted nature of resilience, emphasizing the importance of vulnerability, external support, and gratitude. They share personal stories of grief and healing, highlighting how transforming pain into purpose can inspire others. The conversation also delves into leadership, the impact of kindness, and the significance of habits and mindset in navigating life's challenges. Ultimately, they stress the value of connection and community in fostering resilience and personal growth. In this conversation, Ernest R. Twigg and Cam Campbell explore the themes of limiting beliefs, the temporary nature of pain, the importance of mindset, and the power of self-reflection. They discuss the significance of authenticity, personal growth, and the impact of relationships and community. The dialogue emphasizes the role of learning and curiosity in overcoming challenges, as well as the wisdom of stoicism in navigating life's difficulties. Ultimately, they highlight the importance of emotional intelligence and the legacy we leave through our actions.

THE Guest today is a PERSONAL SUPERHERO of mine and a true WARRIOR!!!Mr. Ernest Twigg is a Learning & Development Consultant and Executive Council Member at CEOWORLD Magazine. An acclaimed author on leadership, he is known as the “Warrior Poet” for his passionate commitment to empowering veterans, ensuring no veteran is left behind.In this episode, Cam Campbell and Ernest Twigg discuss the concept of resilience and how to thrive in life. They explore the importance of fueling the mind with knowledge, the power of positive feedback, and the role of discipline and motivation in achieving personal goals. The conversation also touches on the significance of nutrition for mental clarity and overcoming limiting beliefs. Throughout the discussion, both speakers emphasize the need for continuous learning and self-optimization as essential components of personal growth. In this engaging conversation, Cam Campbell and Ernest R. Twigg explore the themes of resilience, personal growth, and the importance of mentorship. They discuss the challenges of life, the significance of learning from experiences, and the necessity of optimizing one's approach to learning and decision-making. The dialogue emphasizes the need to starve distractions and feed focus, while also highlighting the power of gratitude and purpose in overcoming personal struggles. The conversation culminates in a call to action for listeners to embrace their potential and serve others, reinforcing the idea that true happiness and success come from contributing to a cause greater than oneself.You have got to get his book he authored while on Active Duty as a U.S. Marine, "A Leader Provides"!!! See it here on Amazon: https://a.co/d/8yX4bV4In this episode, Cam Campbell and Ernest Twigg discuss the concept of resilience and how to thrive in life. They explore the importance of fueling the mind with knowledge, the power of positive feedback, and the role of discipline and motivation in achieving personal goals. The conversation also touches on the significance of nutrition for mental clarity and overcoming limiting beliefs. Throughout the discussion, both speakers emphasize the need for continuous learning and self-optimization as essential components of personal growth. In this engaging conversation, Cam Campbell and Ernest R. Twigg explore the themes of resilience, personal growth, and the importance of mentorship. They discuss the challenges of life, the significance of learning from experiences, and the necessity of optimizing one's approach to learning and decision-making. The dialogue emphasizes the need to starve distractions and feed focus, while also highlighting the power of gratitude and purpose in overcoming personal struggles. The conversation culminates in a call to action for listeners to embrace their potential and serve others, reinforcing the idea that true happiness and success come from contributing to a cause greater than oneself

We have a true Warrior Miss Rozy on the show today:)Miss Rozy is a true light in this world that hails from Texas.She is a Veteran, a Christian warrior, a Medic, a Forensic Specialist, a Mother, a Military Spouse, and an all around great human that knows about resilience!!! Please join me in welcoming Miss Rozy as she tells us her story and what has helped her thrive during this journey of life:) Please check out these recommended resources from Miss Rozy:- [ ] At Stand Beside Them, we believe in standing shoulder-to-shoulder with America’s post 9/11 veterans, their spouses, and caregivers as they navigate the challenges of life after military service. Through free, personalized coaching, we empower individuals to achieve success in their personal lives, careers, and beyond.https://www.standbesidethem.org- [ ] Women Vets on Point supports women who have served by finding solutions to their unique needs. We connect you and your family to the employment, housing and other resources you needhttps://womenvetsonpoint.org- [ ] Boulder Crest is the home of Posttraumatic Growth (PTG). We offer life-changing programs free of charge to members of the military, veterans, and first responder communities, and their familieshttps://bouldercrest.orgRemember this show is inspired by our 1st Amendment! Thus, all views expressed are that of the speaker on the mic at that moment...Not any official organization or anyone else! Just us! Using our freedom to express OUR TRUTH! much love !!! Also, we're not doctors! Just humans trying to do our best!#LikeItOrNotWeAreAllWeGot#RealResilienceTalk #HealthyOutlets #1Team1Fight1Love1TribeSympatheia#SuicidePrevention #BeFirmBeFairBeThereCareLet’s keep growing TOGETHER.Much love!Additional Resources:ALL THINGS CONSIDERED: 33 GEMS OF RESILIENCEGrab your copy: https://a.co/d/7y34nqQMore Life-Changing Links:The Warrior Reset: https://thewarriorreset.comASAP - Free arts classes for vets: https://asapasap.orgUnspoken Trauma: https://unspokentrauma.vetThe Fallen Outdoors: https://flow.page/thefallenoutdoorsnorthcarolinaRebuilding Warriors (service dogs): https://www.rebuildingwarriors.com/our-mission.htmlCombat Paper Project: https://www.combatpaper.orgCommunity Building Art Works: https://cbaw.orghttps://overwatchproject.org/just-fucking-askWatch the episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/w_qdGV0PLiULOOK HERE Y’ALL:I don’t do this #HeartWork for money. I do it to HELP somebody out there.Want to be a guest? Hit me up.#LikeItOrNotWeAreAllWeGot#RealResilienceTalk #HealthyOutlets #1Team1Fight1Love1TribeSympatheia#SuicidePrevention #BeFirmBeFairBeThereCareLet’s keep growing TOGETHER.Much love!

EPISODE 63 my brother Rex aka "MonchichiRex" aka "Pelo Chino"Aka "Uncle Rex"! He is one of the best humans I have ever met! I love this brother!!!Rex is a lover/creator of music, art, and good vibes!!!He is an honorable veteran of our United States Marine Corps!!! A constant ambassador of Aloha!and look man,he is a true light in this world! Check out his art and follow this artist!Social Media Follow TagsSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/66TKdjiOYgrKS2zsnPjkXY?si=NJHutOQvRnK1jVebS26q8gApple Music - https://music.apple.com/us/artist/pelo-chino/1783635906Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/skibidipelochino/​TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@skibidipelochinoTwitch - https://www.twitch.tv/skibidipelochino💥 Show Notes & Resources
Check out the resources mentioned in this episode and all the other episodes—packed with valuable information to help you grow and thrive!✨ Humble Plug:
My new book is officially out now! 🎉
"ALL THINGS CONSIDERED: 33 GEMS OF RESILIENCE" 📖
Grab your copy now: https://a.co/d/7y34nqQFind your voice! Don't suppress it...EXPRESS IT! https://thewarriorreset.comARMED SERVICES ART PARTNERSHIP - A creative community where veterans thrive through the arts! Free art & comedy classes for veterans and their families: https://asapasap.orgUnspokenTrauma.Vet https://unspokentrauma.vetTHE WARRIOR RESET.com https://thewarriorreset.comThe Fallen Outdoors - Helping veterans connect through outdoor adventures: https://flow.page/thefallenoutdoorsnorthcarolinaRebuilding Warriors - Providing highly trained service dogs for veterans with PTSD & TBI: https://www.rebuildingwarriors.com/our-mission.htmlhttps://www.combatpaper.orghttps://youtu.be/w_qdGV0PLiUNo Veteran should bear the burden alone.Community Building Art Works builds bridges between veterans and citizens using the language of creative expression to promote empathy, foster understanding, and build authentic community.https://cbaw.orgLOOK HERE Y'all!!!I don’t do this #HeartWork for money, just to help someone out there.
If you want to be a guest on the show, hit me up!#LikeitOrNotWeAreAllWeGot
#RealResilienceTalk
#HealthyOutlets
#1Team1Fight1Love1TribeSympatheia
#SuicidePrevention
#BeFirmBeFairBeThereCareLet’s keep growing together! 💪🎧

EPISODE 62 with the Hilarious Warrior Miss Kristen!!!Kristen Howard is a lifelong lover of words, wit, and finding the funny in hard things. She is a veteran, a military spouse, and a mom of four who teaches stand-up comedy to fellow veterans as a way to process life’s challenges and connect through laughter. She’s a writer, performer, and teacher who believes that when we tell our stories, especially the hard ones, we make room for others to do the same.💥 Show Notes & ResourcesCheck out the resources mentioned in this episode and all the other episodes—packed with valuable information to help you grow and thrive!✨ Humble Plug:My new book is officially out now! 🎉"ALL THINGS CONSIDERED: 33 GEMS OF RESILIENCE" 📖I am beyond grateful for everyone who has supported me. Your encouragement means the world! 🙌Grab your copy now: https://a.co/d/7y34nqQAnother great book referenced on this episode is from a great Warrior Mr. Ron Capps's book on writing!!! Gotta check it out!!!https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/writing-war-ron-capps/1128104319🗣️ Check out these outlets provided below for joy, perspective, podcasts, and stellar organizations:From Mark Allen, look up "VOICES IN THE SILENCE"https://open.spotify.com/show/7Cc6GmfgbeSfK0VPBxmFsC?si=-dppO7rsTvqRlgo088ar7gCheck out this resource!!! Find your voice! Don't suppress it...EXPRESS IT! AsapAsap.org* ARMED SERVICES ARTS PARTNERSHIP - A creative community where veterans thrive through the arts! Free art & comedy classes for veterans and their families: https://asapasap.org* The Fallen Outdoors - Helping veterans connect through outdoor adventures: https://flow.page/thefallenoutdoorsnorthcarolina* Rebuilding Warriors - Providing highly trained service dogs for veterans with PTSD & TBI: https://www.rebuildingwarriors.com/our-mission.htmlhttps://www.combatpaper.orghttps://youtu.be/w_qdGV0PLiU?si=R__VsiGO7Ap2vHrPNo Veteran should bear the burden alone.Community Building Art Works builds bridges between veterans and citizens using the language of creative expression to promote empathy, foster understanding, and build authentic community.https://cbaw.org🙏 I don’t do this #HeartWork for money, just to help someone out there.If you want to be a guest on the show, hit me up!#LikeitOrNotWeAreAllWeGot#RealResilienceTalk#HealthyOutlets#1Team1Fight1Love1TribeSympatheia#SuicidePrevention#BeFirmBeFairBeThereCareLet’s keep growing together! 💪🎧

Wow! This episode is crazy!Today I am joined on the show with a Warrior who literally holds my heart in her hands! My first born! My child who is now a United States Marine serving our country! She is a "Marine brat" as they call it and she's lived all over the world!!! She is PARRIS ISLAND alumni and she is the one and only "C" Cam!!!This episode was inspired by our lil' cousin who wanted to ask Marines a few questions about their service. So ...My "C" & me got on the mic and answered some really cool questions:) a great time and I amProud and reassured to know our Corps and our Nation is in good hands with our younger service members !!!Hey haters, "Blah blah blah this generation sucks"!!!Got it! Yours did too! Every generation has sucked! But there will always be the fewAnd the proud who answer the callTo serve! So there's my reply to all you haters, "has beens" and "Uncle Rico's" of our world:)"C" is a humble Warrior who is still figuring it all out... just as I STILL am too! She's a a great human with a big heart!!!Thank you sister for joining us!!!I love you!As the great CMC of our USMC, General Smith stated, "It is a privilege to wear the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor and I ask each of you to stand with me as we earn it every day."!!!Other announcements: My book dropped last month entitled:"ALL THINGS CONSIDERED: 33 GEMS OF RESILIENCE" 📖Grab your copy now: https://a.co/d/7y34nqQ🗣️ Check out these outlets provided below for joy, perspective, podcasts, and stellar organizations:From Mark Allen, look up "VOICES IN THE SILENCE"https://open.spotify.com/show/7Cc6GmfgbeSfK0VPBxmFsC?si=-dppO7rsTvqRlgo088ar7gHere's two really hilarious comedy specials from some GoodHumans:​ Tim Loulies: Sugar Gliderhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B0DRCRV9CY/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r​ Dewayne White: A Boy Named Shannonhttps://www.primevideo.com/detail/Dewayne-White-A-Boy-Named-Shannon/0KXXUV9AMKG0TL5MTD2F0P0KQH* ARMED SERVICES ART PARTNERSHIP - A creative community where veterans thrive through the arts! Free art & comedy classes for veterans and their families: https://asapasap.org* The Fallen Outdoors - Helping veterans connect through outdoor adventures: https://flow.page/thefallenoutdoorsnorthcarolina* Rebuilding Warriors - Providing highly trained service dogs for veterans with PTSD & TBI: https://www.rebuildingwarriors.com/our-mission.htmlhttps://www.combatpaper.orghttps://youtu.be/w_qdGV0PLiU?si=R__VsiGO7Ap2vHrPNo Veteran should bear the burden alone.Community Building Art Works builds bridges between veterans and citizens using the language of creative expression to promote empathy, foster understanding, and build authentic community.https://cbaw.org🙏 I don’t do this #HeartWork for money, just to help someone out there.If you want to be a guest on the show, hit me up!#LikeitOrNotWeAreAllWeGot#RealResilienceTalk#HealthyOutlets#1Team1Fight1Love1TribeSympatheia#SuicidePrevention#BeFirmBeFairBeThereCareLet’s keep growing together! 💪🎧

In this powerful episode, I’m getting REAL and sharing:🔊 What OFFENDS me (it's about to get raw!)
💥 Lessons, blessings, and reflections from the past week
🛠️ Apologies for the tech gremlins that messed with Episode 59 (we’re fixing it ASAP!)But that's not all! Here's what you NEED to check out from this episode 👇🔹 Powerful perspective:
“To do suicide prevention well, we have to do more than just stop people from dying–we also have to make life worth living.” – Dr. Craig Bryan, Rethinking Suicide
more Resources and reflections:2. Different types of heroes!!! Check this interview out!https://youtu.be/w_qdGV0PLiU?si=SUuS3w195Psyay9T3 My book dropped last month entitled:
"ALL THINGS CONSIDERED: 33 GEMS OF RESILIENCE" 📖
Grab your copy now: https://a.co/d/7y34nqQ4 🗣️ Check out these outlets provided below for joy, perspective, podcasts, and stellar organizations:From Mark Allen, look up "VOICES IN THE SILENCE"https://open.spotify.com/show/7Cc6GmfgbeSfK0VPBxmFsC?si=-dppO7rsTvqRlgo088ar7gHere's two really hilarious comedy specials from some GoodHumans:Tim Loulies: Sugar Gliderhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B0DRCRV9CY/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_rDewayne White: A Boy Named Shannonhttps://www.primevideo.com/detail/Dewayne-White-A-Boy-Named-Shannon/0KXXUV9AMKG0TL5MTD2F0P0KQHCheck out these resources!!!!* ARMED SERVICES ART PARTNERSHIP - A creative community where veterans thrive through the arts! Free art & comedy classes for veterans and their families: https://asapasap.org* The Fallen Outdoors - Helping veterans connect through outdoor adventures: https://flow.page/thefallenoutdoorsnorthcarolina* Rebuilding Warriors - Providing highly trained service dogs for veterans with PTSD & TBI: https://www.rebuildingwarriors.com/our-mission.htmlhttps://www.combatpaper.orghttps://youtu.be/w_qdGV0PLiU?si=R__VsiGO7Ap2vHrP-No Veteran should bear the burden alone.Community Building Art Works builds bridges between veterans and citizens using the language of creative expression to promote empathy, foster understanding, and build authentic community.https://cbaw.org-UPPER CANYON OUTREACHCHECK THIS out!!!"Horse Powered Healing"Upper Canyon Outreach is a Montana-based foundation helping people heal physiological, psychological, and emotional wounds through the development of horsemanship skills. Participants – from veterans, children, and teens to executives and even seniors looking for enhanced fulfillment – harness neural pathways, learning to apply these new wellness skills to daily life, mental well-being, authentic connection, family, leadership, and work.https://uppercanyonoutreach.org/?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaa-auSaRWYy-QxH-dtMonsbLhgUFA1TXGDZuVYtoyoz7YhrNbh03sMUfL8_aem_wlChgTfTk5w-pwCI29ucjw🙏 I don’t do this #HeartWork for money, just to help someone out there.
If you want to be a guest on the show, hit me up!#LikeitOrNotWeAreAllWeGot
#RealResilienceTalk
#HealthyOutlets
#1Team1Fight1Love1TribeSympatheia
#SuicidePrevention
#BeFirmBeFairBeThereCareLet’s keep growing together! 💪🎧

Episode 59 w/ the Resilient Rodney aka "BOB" is a warrior who hailsFrom the great state of "BY GOD" WEST VIRGINIA:)He is a Marine Veteran who has lived and served all over the world. He's been through it all from working as a correctional officer, having suicidal ideations, all the way to literally being homeless !!! and through it all, he has still gotten up and continued to push forward!!!Rodney has literally remained resilient through it all! Please join me in welcoming my brother Rodney to the Real Resilience Talk podcast!A great dude with a big heart!!!Thank you brother for joining us!!!Other announcements: My book dropped last month entitled:
"ALL THINGS CONSIDERED: 33 GEMS OF RESILIENCE" 📖
Grab your copy now: https://a.co/d/7y34nqQ🗣️ Check out these outlets provided below for joy, perspective, podcasts, and stellar organizations:From Mark Allen, look up "VOICES IN THE SILENCE"https://open.spotify.com/show/7Cc6GmfgbeSfK0VPBxmFsC?si=-dppO7rsTvqRlgo088ar7gHere's two really hilarious comedy specials from some GoodHumans:1. Tim Loulies: Sugar Gliderhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B0DRCRV9CY/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r2. Dewayne White: A Boy Named Shannonhttps://www.primevideo.com/detail/Dewayne-White-A-Boy-Named-Shannon/0KXXUV9AMKG0TL5MTD2F0P0KQH* ARMED SERVICES ART PARTNERSHIP - A creative community where veterans thrive through the arts! Free art & comedy classes for veterans and their families: https://asapasap.org* The Fallen Outdoors - Helping veterans connect through outdoor adventures: https://flow.page/thefallenoutdoorsnorthcarolina* Rebuilding Warriors - Providing highly trained service dogs for veterans with PTSD & TBI: https://www.rebuildingwarriors.com/our-mission.htmlhttps://www.combatpaper.orghttps://youtu.be/w_qdGV0PLiU?si=R__VsiGO7Ap2vHrPNo Veteran should bear the burden alone.Community Building Art Works builds bridges between veterans and citizens using the language of creative expression to promote empathy, foster understanding, and build authentic community.https://cbaw.org🙏 I don’t do this #HeartWork for money, just to help someone out there.
If you want to be a guest on the show, hit me up!#LikeitOrNotWeAreAllWeGot
#RealResilienceTalk
#HealthyOutlets
#1Team1Fight1Love1TribeSympatheia
#SuicidePrevention
#BeFirmBeFairBeThereCareLet’s keep growing together! 💪🎧

🎙️ EPISODE 58 a short solo one
Real Resilience Talk Podcast featuring a Coach Cam solo!Right now, things are hard for so many of us!Let's try our best to:-Don't take anything personal (Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz)-laugh!-know that this too shallPass!-whatever is hurting...Express it...DON'T suppress it!-Be graceful and kind right now...-LAUGH! 💥 Show Notes & Resources
Check out the resources mentioned in this episode and all the other episodes—packed with valuable information to help you grow and thrive!✨ Humble Plug:
My new book is officially out now! 🎉
"ALL THINGS CONSIDERED: 33 GEMS OF RESILIENCE" 📖
I am beyond grateful for everyone who has supported me. Your encouragement means the world! 🙌
Grab your copy now: https://a.co/d/7y34nqQ📣 If you've already read it, I would be so grateful if you could leave a review! Your feedback helps others find the inspiration they need.🗣️ Check out these amazing outlets for joy, podcasts, and these organizations:From Mark Allen, look up "VOICES IN THE SILENCE"https://open.spotify.com/show/7Cc6GmfgbeSfK0VPBxmFsC?si=-dppO7rsTvqRlgo088ar7gHere's two really hilarious comedy specials from some GoodHumans:1. Tim Loulies: Sugar Gliderhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B0DRCRV9CY/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r2. Dewayne White: A Boy Named Shannonhttps://www.primevideo.com/detail/Dewayne-White-A-Boy-Named-Shannon/0KXXUV9AMKG0TL5MTD2F0P0KQH* ARMED SERVICES ART PARTNERSHIP - A creative community where veterans thrive through the arts! Free art & comedy classes for veterans and their families: https://asapasap.org* The Fallen Outdoors - Helping veterans connect through outdoor adventures: https://flow.page/thefallenoutdoorsnorthcarolina* Rebuilding Warriors - Providing highly trained service dogs for veterans with PTSD & TBI: https://www.rebuildingwarriors.com/our-mission.html🙏 I don’t do this #HeartWork for money, just to help someone out there.
If you want to be a guest on the show, hit me up!#LikeitOrNotWeAreAllWeGot
#RealResilienceTalk
#HealthyOutlets
#1Team1Fight1Love1TribeSympatheia
#SuicidePrevention
#BeFirmBeFairBeThereCareLet’s keep growing together! 💪🎧

EPISODE 57Real Resilience Talk Podcast EPISODE 57 w/a Resilient young Warrior, Mr. Justin P!!!Thank you brother again for being on the show! You are an amazing example of a warrior! Thank you for being on this show fam!Show notes and resources mentioned in this and many other episodes...plus the other episodes are loaded with a ton of show notes of resources as well, please check them out:)✨ My new book is officially out now! ✨I’m beyond grateful to everyone who has supported "ALL THINGS CONSIDERED: 33 GEMS OF RESILIENCE"! 🙌 Your encouragement and love mean the world to me. I truly couldn’t have done it without you!📖 Grab your copy here on Amazon : https://a.co/d/7y34nqQIf you’ve already read it, I would be incredibly thankful if you could leave a review! 🙏 Your feedback helps others find the inspiration they need.Don't forget to check out the ARMED SERVICES ART PARTNERSHIP!!!A creative community where veterans thrive through the artsWe provide free art and comedy classes to veterans, service members, military spouses, family members, and caregivers.ASAP!https://asapasap.orgThe Fallen Outdoors:https://flow.page/thefallenoutdoorsnorthcarolinaRebuilding Warriors:https://www.rebuildingwarriors.com/our-mission.html#:~:text=Rebuilding%20Warriors%20provides%20highly%20trained,TBI%20(Traumatic%20Brain%20Injury).I don't do this #HeartWork for money or nothing like that...just hoping these recordings will help someone out there! *If you ever want to be be a guest, hit me up*#LikeitorNotweareallweGot#RealResilienceTalk #healthyoutlets #1team1fight1love1tribesympatheia#likeitornotweareallwegot#suicideprevention#befirmbefairbetherecare#likeitornotweareallwegot#healthyoutlets#RealResilienceTalk#Grateful #suicidePrevention #discipline#motivation#fuel4urtank #brickBYbrick#healthyoutlets#REALRESILIENCETALK #SuicidePrevention#befirmbefairbethereCARE #fuel4urTank#KEEPMOVINON#sunrise #THISTOOSHALLPASS#heartwork #bePartOfTheSolutions

We have a stellar Warrior and TEDx Speaker on the show today, Mr. Garret Biss!Garret is a Marine Veteran, a recovery Coach, an author/speaker, and a positive difference maker in our world!Garret's recent TEDx is available at https://unspokentrauma.vet   Please share that Talk with any Veteran or loved one who could benefit from hearing it. In addition to Garret's heartwork as a recovery coach (https://ValiantPath.vet), he also founded and runs a recovery residence in North Carolina.Garret has provided a free gift to the listeners of Real Resilience Talk via https://TheWarriorReset.comThe Warrior Reset empowers Veterans to regain their stronghold on life and to begin feeling like the version of themselves they want to be. If you have struggled with addictions, unhealthy behaviors, or even negative thought patterns that have held you back from being at your best, this Warrior Recovery Reset provides a process for a physical, emotional, and spiritual reset that will help you build a healthier foundation for wellbeing and growth.You can find Garret and his dedicated service on these websites:https://UnspokenTrauma.vet    (TEDx)https://ValiantPath.vet  (a coaching program for Veterans)https://GarretBiss.com   (personal website)As I say every episode,PLEASE NOTE AGAIN HUMANS:This show is just me using my 1stAmendment! This show is not in anyway a reflection of and/or endorsement from any official organization--to include the DoD!!!(Don't try to get me cancelled😂)🗣️If you ever want to be be a guest, hit me up*#LikeitorNotweareallweGot#RealResilienceTalk #healthyoutlets #1team1fight1love1tribesympatheia#suicideprevention#befirmbefairbetherecare#Grateful

EPISODE 55REAL RESILIENCE TALK Thank you to my sister in arms and Standup Comedy,Amber for sharing her true story of resilience on Episode55!!!The first episode of 2025!!!Amber is a lifelong servant and protector of our way of life and she is continuing to serve the world by bringing humor to it!An absolutely great human and humble Warrior! One of the best conversations I've ever had!!!You can follow Amber via instagram @laughing_lesbian And on her website http://Amberlewiscomedy.comAmber and me are both Alumni of the great ARMED SERVICES ARTS PARTNERSHIP!!!Check ASAP out!!!I'm telling yall, if you're looking for some healthy outlets, check out ASAP!!!https://asapasap.orgPLEASE NOTE AGAIN HUMANS:This show is just me using my 1stAmendment! This show is not in anyway a reflection of and/or endorsement from any official organization--to include the DoD--or anything else!(Don't try to get me cancelled😂)Here's the links to the podcast REAL RESILIENCE TALK!https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-real-resilience-talk-140994138?cmp=ios_share&sc=ios_social_share&pr=false&autoplay=truehttps://www.audible.com/pd/B0CCPQSQ7Y?source_code=ASSORAP0511160006&share_location=podcast_show_detailhttps://music.amazon.com/podcasts/97a1340e-7058-4cc6-b541-b1b51a23b226/real-resilience-talk?ref=dm_sh_gho7ijt5Ep6XHKrJ0UKuQQtEThttps://open.spotify.com/show/1V3gVSbCXBN0Fa8OMszExW?si=hYhVpBTcTRSSt83xXK6zQAhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/real-resilience-talk/id1700588919If you need to talk,and you're in crisis right now,the 988 Lifeline is there for us all!At the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, we understand that life's challenges can sometimes be difficult. Whether you're facing mental health struggles, emotional distress, alcohol or drug use concerns, or just need someone to talk to, our caring counselors are here for you. You are not alone.I don't do this #HeartWork for money or nothing like that...just hoping these recordings will help someone out there! 🗣️If you ever want to be be a guest, hit me up*#LikeitorNotweareallweGot#RealResilienceTalk #healthyoutlets #1team1fight1love1tribesympatheia#likeitornotweareallwegot#suicideprevention#befirmbefairbetherecare#likeitornotweareallwegot#healthyoutlets#RealResilienceTalk#Grateful #suicidePrevention #discipline#motivation#fuel4urtank #brickBYbrick#healthyoutlets#REALRESILIENCETALK #SuicidePrevention#befirmbefairbethereCARE #fuel4urTank#KEEPMOVINON#sunrise #THISTOOSHALLPASS#heartwork #bePartOfTheSolutions

BRAND NEW EPISODE 54 REAL RESILIENCE TALK Thank you to my brother in arms and Standup Comedy,Mr. Keith Becker for being so real on Episode54! Keith is an unselfish Warrior Comic who literally brings joy to the world...and he can deal out some pain too!Such a good time getting to know this man who was willing to open up and share his story in order to hopefully help someone else out!True Warrior!If you wanna follow Keith please check him out on YouTube and instagram at these links:https://youtube.com/@keithbeckercomedy?si=ETnEghZN9d3jQIaDhttps://www.instagram.com/keithbeckercomedy?igsh=MXZ3YjI2eXVnaXZpIf this show is helping you, or you think it could help someone you know, please share🙏Here's the links to the podcast REAL RESILIENCE TALK!If you ever wanna be a guest, please hit me up! https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-real-resilience-talk-140994138?cmp=ios_share&sc=ios_social_share&pr=false&autoplay=truehttps://www.audible.com/pd/B0CCPQSQ7Y?source_code=ASSORAP0511160006&share_location=podcast_show_detailhttps://music.amazon.com/podcasts/97a1340e-7058-4cc6-b541-b1b51a23b226/real-resilience-talk?ref=dm_sh_gho7ijt5Ep6XHKrJ0UKuQQtEThttps://open.spotify.com/show/1V3gVSbCXBN0Fa8OMszExW?si=hYhVpBTcTRSSt83xXK6zQAhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/real-resilience-talk/id1700588919https://open.spotify.com/show/1V3gVSbCXBN0Fa8OMszExW?si=hYhVpBTcTRSSt83xXK6zQAAs always,If you need to talk, the 988 Lifeline is here.At the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, we understand that life's challenges can sometimes be difficult. Whether you're facing mental health struggles, emotional distress, alcohol or drug use concerns, or just need someone to talk to, our caring counselors are here for you. You are not alone.I don't do this #HeartWork for money or nothing like that...just hoping these recordings will help someone out there! *If you ever want to be be a guest, hit me up*#LikeitorNotweareallweGot#RealResilienceTalk #healthyoutlets #1team1fight1love1tribesympatheia#likeitornotweareallwegot#suicideprevention#befirmbefairbetherecare#likeitornotweareallwegot#healthyoutlets#RealResilienceTalk#Grateful #suicidePrevention #discipline#motivation#fuel4urtank #brickBYbrick#healthyoutlets#REALRESILIENCETALK #SuicidePrevention#befirmbefairbethereCARE #fuel4urTank#KEEPMOVINON#sunrise #THISTOOSHALLPASS#heartwork #bePartOfTheSolutions

EPISODE 53 REAL RESILIENCE TALK Thank you to Mr. Keith Whyte for being on the show today to talk about the silent killer of so many = gambling!!!An amazingly humble and passionate Warrior Keith is as he is in the fight to help people!!!This was such a cool conversation about how we can all callous our minds and prepare ourselves for the storms of lifeThat are not a matter of if but when! Let's be ready! Let's be our best selves and help others reach their full potential in this one life we have! Much love to you all! Please see the resources below and please seek help and hope everyday! It takes a village and steel sharpens steel!!!https://www.ncpgambling.orgCall or text anytime for help or guidance to 1800Gamblerhttps://www.ncpgambling.org/help-treatment/You can also learn more on that site and this one by taking self assessments, hearing first hand about, and again learning more about gambling and its effects on us ...and thoseWe love and lead!!!https://operationresponsiblegambling.orgWe don't know what we don't know so let's try to learn to help ourselves and others be better...it takes all of us!Much love! If this show is helping you, or you think it could help someone you know, please share🙏Here's the links to the podcast REAL RESILIENCE TALK!If you ever wanna be a guest, please hit me up! https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-real-resilience-talk-140994138?cmp=ios_share&sc=ios_social_share&pr=false&autoplay=truehttps://www.audible.com/pd/B0CCPQSQ7Y?source_code=ASSORAP0511160006&share_location=podcast_show_detailhttps://music.amazon.com/podcasts/97a1340e-7058-4cc6-b541-b1b51a23b226/real-resilience-talk?ref=dm_sh_gho7ijt5Ep6XHKrJ0UKuQQtEThttps://open.spotify.com/show/1V3gVSbCXBN0Fa8OMszExW?si=hYhVpBTcTRSSt83xXK6zQAhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/real-resilience-talk/id1700588919https://open.spotify.com/show/1V3gVSbCXBN0Fa8OMszExW?si=hYhVpBTcTRSSt83xXK6zQAhttps://open.spotify.com/show/1V3gVSbCXBN0Fa8OMszExW?si=hYhVpBTcTRSSt83xXK6zQAhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/real-resilience-talk/id1700588919As always,If you need to talk, the 988 Lifeline is here.At the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, we understand that life's challenges can sometimes be difficult. Whether you're facing mental health struggles, emotional distress, alcohol or drug use concerns, or just need someone to talk to, our caring counselors are here for you. You are not alone.I don't do this #HeartWork for money or nothing like that...just hoping these recordings will help someone out there! *If you ever want to be be a guest, hit me up*#LikeitorNotweareallweGot#RealResilienceTalk #healthyoutlets #1team1fight1love1tribesympatheia#likeitornotweareallwegot#suicideprevention#befirmbefairbetherecare#likeitornotweareallwegot#healthyoutlets#RealResilienceTalk#Grateful #suicidePrevention #discipline#motivation#fuel4urtank #brickBYbrick#healthyoutlets#REALRESILIENCETALK #SuicidePrevention#befirmbefairbethereCARE #fuel4urTank#KEEPMOVINON#sunrise #THISTOOSHALLPASS#heartwork #bePartOfTheSolutions

EPISODE 52!!!Man, what a resilient Warrior Mr. Melvin is! Y'all gotta listen to his story! Wow!!! "The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where stands at times of challenge and controversy"-Dr KingMr. Melvin is the epitome of that quote!!!If anyone has additional questions for Mr. Melvin, he can be reached at [email protected] is a great human doing great things!!! Show notes and resources mentioned in this and many other episodes...plus the other episodes are loaded with a ton of show notes of resources as well, please check them out:)This is the cool S.A.D. hoodie I was talking about:https://stayanotherday.com/products/limited-edition-fall-collection-99-reasons-army-green-sweatshirtSome really cool resources from episodes prior:The Fallen Outdoors:https://flow.page/thefallenoutdoorsnorthcarolinaRebuilding Warriors:https://www.rebuildingwarriors.com/our-mission.html#:~:text=Rebuilding%20Warriors%20provides%20highly%20trained,TBI%20(Traumatic%20Brain%20Injury).I don't do this #HeartWork for money or nothing like that...just hoping these recordings will help someone out there! *If you ever want to be be a guest, hit me up*#LikeitorNotweareallweGot#RealResilienceTalk #healthyoutlets #1team1fight1love1tribesympatheia#likeitornotweareallwegot#suicideprevention#befirmbefairbetherecare#likeitornotweareallwegot#healthyoutlets#RealResilienceTalk#Grateful #suicidePrevention #discipline#motivation#fuel4urtank #brickBYbrick#healthyoutlets#REALRESILIENCETALK #SuicidePrevention#befirmbefairbethereCARE #fuel4urTank#KEEPMOVINON#sunrise #THISTOOSHALLPASS#heartwork #bePartOfTheSolutions

Show notes Real Resilience Talk Podcast EPISODE 51 IS OUT RIGHT NOW!!!https://open.spotify.com/episode/1sm5XK1p8TBvpyCXyIgkAe?si=Usk8nDWPQRynIdUsRtoMvAShow notes and resources mentioned in this and many other episodes...plus the other episodes are loaded with a ton of show notes of resources as well, please check them out:)This is the cool S.A.D. hoodie I was talking about:https://stayanotherday.com/products/limited-edition-fall-collection-99-reasons-army-green-sweatshirtThe Fallen Outdoors:https://flow.page/thefallenoutdoorsnorthcarolinaRebuilding Warriors:https://www.rebuildingwarriors.com/our-mission.html#:~:text=Rebuilding%20Warriors%20provides%20highly%20trained,TBI%20(Traumatic%20Brain%20Injury).I don't do this #HeartWork for money or nothing like that...just hoping these recordings will help someone out there! *If you ever want to be be a guest, hit me up*#LikeitorNotweareallweGot#RealResilienceTalk #healthyoutlets #1team1fight1love1tribesympatheia#likeitornotweareallwegot#suicideprevention#befirmbefairbetherecare#likeitornotweareallwegot#healthyoutlets#RealResilienceTalk#Grateful #suicidePrevention #discipline#motivation#fuel4urtank #brickBYbrick#healthyoutlets#REALRESILIENCETALK #SuicidePrevention#befirmbefairbethereCARE #fuel4urTank#KEEPMOVINON#sunrise #THISTOOSHALLPASS#heartwork #bePartOfTheSolutions

50th EPISODE!!!Show notes and resources mentioned in this episode:The Fallen Outdoors:https://flow.page/thefallenoutdoorsnorthcarolinaRebuilding Warriors:https://www.rebuildingwarriors.com/our-mission.html#:~:text=Rebuilding%20Warriors%20provides%20highly%20trained,TBI%20(Traumatic%20Brain%20Injury).Other helpful links:Personality test link:https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test"Currency" video fromMy good friend:https://youtu.be/FHluUPpeWzI?si=ReSWp6QDiEyBdO_XRest in Peace to Chester Bennington from Linkin Park (one of this last interviews):https://youtu.be/S5GS4xgggbw?si=jWxYS2tZD9kd-AmMLook up TEAM Habits unplugged with Coach Kevin O'Hara:Habits unplugged Unplugged 360:https://www.instagram.com/habitsv2?igsh=MXdtZnpmNng3bjB1Yw==Wanna get into the arts or want to learn more...and grow? Check this out👇ASAP https://asapasap.orgArmed Services Arts Partnership (ASAP) | Thriving through the ArtsThese are some of the resources and organizations mentioned during this show:)Women Veteran's Glamping-https://www.womenveteransglamping.org/Quilts of Valor-https://www.qovf.orgTeam RWB-https://teamrwb.orgBlue Star Moms-https://www.bluestarmoms.orgYoga Fit For Warriors-https://www.yogafit.com/yoga-certification/100-hour-warrior-program/Wreaths Across America-https://www.wreathsacrossamerica.org1degree of separation-https://www.1degreeofseparation.lifeASAP (Armed Services Arts Partnership)-https://asapasap.org/events/Here's some Journaling prompt techniques: GGBBRMichael McGill article link https://medium.com/@michaelmcgill_29045/how-to-journal-like-a-stoic-46d543a36c0aAlso let us never forget 988!!! If you or someone you care about is suicidal, Text or call 988 before it is too late!!!it!!!#REALRESILIENCETALKA Timeless value I always stress on this show is what I learned from The great Mustang Jocko Willink & Leif Babin "Extreme Ownership" aka Own your shit!!!It's explained right here:https://youtu.be/KSW7LQaFHTg?si=O1XOXw3VMd2wEpILPlease Speak up! HelpOthers...HelpYou!!!PLEASE speak up to help us, help YOU!Here's astrong and sincere message from the Commandant and Sergeant Major or the Marine Corps regarding loving Marines and taking care of each other...we have to actually do what these Leaders say on this video:https://youtu.be/aWssQfNaSRQ?si=-gBBzIaJNAf5VuGSBE FIRM, BE FAIR, BE THERE, & CARE!!!My last 7cents to y'all:)I want to reiterate what I said about not choosing a permanent decision for a temporary problem...it was inspired by General Neller's 2019 Mental Wellness letter:********"Let me be clear up front, there is zero shame in admitting one's struggles with life - trauma, shame, guilt, or uncertainty about the future - and asking for help. It is not okay, however, to IGNORE YOUR MENTAL HEALTH to the point where you are not able to make sound decisions or end upTaking an irreversible action that leaves behind teammates, family, and those who care about and depend on you."#likeitornotweareallwegot#healthyoutlets#RealResilienceTalk

Episode 49!!!WARRIORS FROM THE GROUND UP! WHATEVER IT TAKES!This was a fun episode today with a great friend of mine!!!The humble Warrior Billy B!!!Checkout this parable of the two wolves:https://theacademy.sdsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/two-wolves-cherokee-story.pdfDon't forget to checkout 1Degree of Separation !It is an organization that provides quote:"A comedy show and suicide prevention program aimed at ending the stigma of mental illness.Depression has one degree of separation: if you don't suffer, then someone you know does. They also have the genius 5 questions:5 QuestionsPeople really do have the best intentions when they offer suggestions to a person living with depression but a lot of suggestions are not helpful and can actually be more hurtful. Start a conversation with these 5 Questions. They are non-judgemental questions that are safe to answer. If you really want to know how to love others with this illness, you have to ask and then listen to understand. Then your action will speak love to them.1) What does your depression feel like?2) What do others do that make it worse?3) What do others do that make it better?4) What do you do that makes it worse?5) What do you do that makes it better?Check them out:https://youtu.be/sFgNzMHgX4s?feature=sharedhttps://youtu.be/is4pgqwmNsQ?si=6jdexgtQjLxEhQccCam's consistent message:***BE FIRM, BE FAIR, BE THERE, & CARE!!!***https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-real-resilience-talk-140994138?cmp=ios_share&sc=ios_social_share&pr=false&autoplay=truehttps://www.audible.com/pd/B0CCPQSQ7Y?source_code=ASSORAP0511160006&share_location=podcast_show_detailhttps://music.amazon.com/podcasts/97a1340e-7058-4cc6-b541-b1b51a23b226/real-resilience-talk?ref=dm_sh_gho7ijt5Ep6XHKrJ0UKuQQtEThttps://open.spotify.com/show/1V3gVSbCXBN0Fa8OMszExW?si=hYhVpBTcTRSSt83xXK6zQAhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/real-resilience-talk/id1700588919I don't do this #HeartWork for money or nothing like that...just hoping these recordings will help someone out there! #likeitornotweareallwegot#healthyoutlets#REALRESILIENCETALK

Podcast 48 show notes--RealResilienceTalk number 48show notes: The book from Marine Vet Andrew Coville:https://a.co/d/crzw5jPPersonality test link:https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test"Currency" video fromMy good friend:https://youtu.be/FHluUPpeWzI?si=ReSWp6QDiEyBdO_XRest in Peace to Chester Bennington from Linkin Park (one of this last interviews):https://youtu.be/S5GS4xgggbw?si=jWxYS2tZD9kd-AmMLook up TEAM Habits unplugged with Coach Kevin O'Hara: https://www.habitsv2.comHabits unplugged Unplugged 360:https://www.instagram.com/habitsv2?igsh=MXdtZnpmNng3bjB1Yw==Wanna get into the arts or want to learn more...and grow? Check this out👇ASAP https://asapasap.orgArmed Services Arts Partnership (ASAP) | Thriving through the ArtsThese are some of the resources and organizations mentioned during this show:)Women Veteran's Glamping-https://www.womenveteransglamping.org/Quilts of Valor-https://www.qovf.orgTeam RWB-https://teamrwb.orgBlue Star Moms-https://www.bluestarmoms.orgYoga Fit For Warriors-https://www.yogafit.com/yoga-certification/100-hour-warrior-program/Wreaths Across America-https://www.wreathsacrossamerica.org1degree of separation-https://www.1degreeofseparation.lifeASAP (Armed Services Arts Partnership)-https://asapasap.org/events/Here's some Journaling prompt techniques: GGBBRMichael McGill article link https://medium.com/@michaelmcgill_29045/how-to-journal-like-a-stoic-46d543a36c0aAlso let us never forget 988!!! If you or someone you care about is suicidal, Text or call 988 before it is too late!!!it!!!#REALRESILIENCETALKA Timeless value I always stress on this show is what I learned from The great Mustang Jocko Willink & Leif Babin "Extreme Ownership" aka Own your shit!!!It's explained right here:https://youtu.be/KSW7LQaFHTg?si=O1XOXw3VMd2wEpILPlease Speak up! HelpOthers...HelpYou!!!PLEASE speak up to help us, help YOU!Here's astrong and sincere message from the Commandant and Sergeant Major or the Marine Corps regarding loving Marines and taking care of each other...we have to actually do what these Leaders say on this video:https://youtu.be/aWssQfNaSRQ?si=-gBBzIaJNAf5VuGSBE FIRM, BE FAIR, BE THERE, & CARE!!!My last 7cents to y'all:)I want to reiterate what I said about not choosing a permanent decision for a temporary problem...it was inspired by General Neller's 2019 Mental Wellness letter:********"Let me be clear up front, there is zero shame in admitting one's struggles with life - trauma, shame, guilt, or uncertainty about the future - and asking for help. It is not okay, however, to IGNORE YOUR MENTAL HEALTH to the point where you are not able to make sound decisions or end upTaking an irreversible action that leaves behind teammates, family, and those who care about and depend on you."Kintsugi Wellness book from Candace Kumai:Kintsugi Wellness: The Japanese Art of Nourishing Mind, Body, and Spirit https://a.co/d/ab8ZO7a#likeitornotweareallwegot#healthyoutlets#RealResilienceTalk:)

I loved making this episode 47 with a great human Coop!!!Thank you all for your continued support and listening!We get after the subject of #suicidePrevention & extracting our life's full potential in this episode (EFP thank you Matt C💪)Thank you Doc Coop for spending your time with me today!!!Resources talked about in this episode:*Patrol Base Abbate provides a space for all veterans and service members to reconnect around shared interests.  We aim to facilitate a rediscovery of purpose so our members can reclaim the best version of themselves in service to their families and their communities.Check this link:https://www.pbabbate.org/home-0A creative community where veterans thrive through the artsWe provide free art and comedy classes to veterans, service members, military spouses, family members, and caregivers.Check this link:https://asapasap.orgThe Fallen OutDoors EAST Coast groupCheck this link:https://m.facebook.com/groups/635736996601517/?ref=share&mibextid=K35XfPTo anyone out there hurting or thinking they're going to do someone else a " favor"by no longer being around. Please rethink that!!! You matter !!! We need you!!! You might not be able to see that now, but it is the truth...you will break the hearts of those you love. Please reach out for help !If in crisis. call 988 before it's too late:What Happens When You Call The 988 Lifeline?First, you’ll hear an automated message featuring additional options while your call is routed to your local 988 Lifeline network crisis center.We’ll play you a little music while we connect you to a skilled, trained crisis worker.A trained crisis worker at your local center will answer the phone.This person will listen to you, understand how your problem is affecting you, provide support, and get you the help you need.Here is the official 988 site:https://988lifeline.org/Much love to you all! PLEASE Don't choose a permanent solution for temporary problems!!!THIS TOO SHALL PASS! We all will! Make the best of it all in the meantime...OUR first amendment is in full effect on this episode and all of these episodes! This is just MY PERSONAL views and has no affiliation with anything I do professionally! I speak for me! This has no affiliation with any official organization or is it any implied endorsement from an organization! This is simply people who care and want to be real about the topics at hand. We have to be real about this type of stuff if we're EVER gonna get anywhere positive!#REALRESILIENCETALK #LIKEITORNOTWEAREALLWEGOT

Ok for real for real, here's a Brand New Episode 46 with a great friend, great human and Resilient Warrior, Mark!!!I'm telling y'all, I love this man!!! He is a real one!!! We get real on this one! Warning there could be triggers as usual. And if your feelings get hurt easily, then you're like me, we "sen-si-TIVV":) and that's ok...just keep it in mind as some content may stir you up a bit.But we have got to get real if we are gonna get anywhere positive.Mark is an awesome human and he references many cool things to include the Strong Hope Military Program at Salt Lake! I appreciate him getting so real and candid on this episode!And he also reemphasizes the amazing 5 questions from 1Degree of Separation that Mr Brad (episode 45) came up with to help others.Strong Hope Link: https://stronghope.comStrong Hope | Military Program | Salt Lake Behavioral Health1Degree of Separation:https://www.1degreeofseparation.lifeDon't forget that we need healthy outlets y'all!!! So please check out ASAPhttps://asapasap.orgThen check it out again:) https://asapasap.orgAs always,If this show helps, please share it!If we're ever going to get anywhere, we have to first, *be real* about the subject at hand! On this show,together, we gather and together,we discuss ways to build and strengthen resilience in A REAL AND UNSCRIPTED/UNEDITED way! Warning⚠️‼️OUR first amendment is in full effect and this is just MY PERSONAL views and ***has no affiliation with anything*** I do professionally! I speak for me! ⚠️This show has nothing to do with any official organizations! ⚠️https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-real-resilience-talk-140994138?cmp=ios_share&sc=ios_social_share&pr=false&autoplay=truehttps://www.audible.com/pd/B0CCPQSQ7Y?source_code=ASSORAP0511160006&share_location=podcast_show_detailhttps://music.amazon.com/podcasts/97a1340e-7058-4cc6-b541-b1b51a23b226/real-resilience-talk?ref=dm_sh_gho7ijt5Ep6XHKrJ0UKuQQtEThttps://open.spotify.com/show/1V3gVSbCXBN0Fa8OMszExW?si=hYhVpBTcTRSSt83xXK6zQAhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/real-resilience-talk/id1700588919I don't do this #HeartWork for money or nothing like that...just hoping these recordings will help someone out there! If you ever want to be a guest, hit me up! Much love y'all

Today's episode is with Mr. Brad Bonar from THE 1Degree of Separation https://www.1degreeofseparation.life
*I am sincerely sorry for the shitty sound quality on my end in the beginning of this episode:(
That is on me and that's what I get for using public WiFi ! But the good news is that Mr. Brad comes in real Clear! So ignore me like usual and just listen to him!!! 
BRAD AND HIS TEAM ARE DOING AMAZING THINGS! 1Degree of Separation is an organization that provides quote:"A comedy show and suicide prevention program aimed at ending the stigma of mental illness.
Depression has one degree of separation: if you don't suffer, then someone you know does. 
We aim to bring dialogue, awareness, and acceptance for those suffering from depression through laughter and vulnerability. We laugh at the dark stuff, because laughter releases the pain. We talk about depression because no one should feel shame.
With an army of comedians, we hope to kill the stigma of depression and share stories of hope, happiness and triumph."
They also have the genius 5 questions:5 Questions
People really do have the best intentions when they offer suggestions to a person living with depression but a lot of suggestions are not helpful and can actually be more hurtful. 
Start a conversation with these 5 Questions. They are non-judgemental questions that are safe to answer. If you really want to know how to love others with this illness, you have to ask and then listen to understand. Then your action will speak love to them.
If you are living with depression, be sure to ask yourself these questions as well. Have answers to these questions and use those answers to get help from your loved ones that might not understand what you’re going through.
1) What does your depression feel like?2) What do others do that make it worse?3) What do others do that make it better?4) What do you do that makes it worse?5) What do you do that makes it better?
Check them out:https://youtu.be/sFgNzMHgX4s?feature=sharedhttps://youtu.be/is4pgqwmNsQ?si=6jdexgtQjLxEhQcc
Cam's message remains the same y'all:
***BE FIRM, BE FAIR, BE THERE, & CARE!!!***
My last 7cents to y'all:)I want to reiterate what I said about not choosing a permanent decision for a temporary problem...it was inspired by General Neller's 2019 Mental Wellness letter:********"Let me be clear up front, there is zero shame in admitting one's struggles with life - trauma, shame, guilt, or uncertainty about the future - and asking for help. It is not okay, however, to IGNORE YOUR MENTAL HEALTH to the point where you are not able to make sound decisions or end upTaking an irreversible action that leaves behind teammates, family, and those who care about and depend on you."
#likeitornotweareallwegot#healthyoutlets#REALRESILIENCETALK