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Supporting Fellow Veterans: Insights from Garret Biss on Transition and Recovery
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Learn what it truly feels like to shift from a structured military life to the unpredictable civilian world. Retired Marine Corps Captain Garret Biss takes us on a raw and unsparing journey from his days flying the KC-130 Juliet to his transition out of the Marine Corps in 2015. Garret reveals the conflicting emotions of excitement and fear that accompanied his departure from the military and how he found a new purpose through nonprofit work and recovery coaching. Tune in to hear about his experiences with the often lacking Transition Assistance Program (TAPS) and how it influenced his path to supporting other veterans in their own transitions.
In our discussion, we uncover the often-overlooked struggles veterans face, such as the staggering number of preventable deaths and the critical need for a sense of purpose and connection. Garret shares insights on how organizations like Valiant Path and Unspokentrauma.vet play a vital role in providing authenticity and meaning for veterans re-entering civilian life. We also highlight the importance of mental, emotional, and spiritual preparation for a successful transition and the pitfalls of focusing solely on financial gain. Join us as we delve into the complexities of life beyond service and discover how life coaching can enhance veterans' potential to lead fulfilling lives.
Chapters
1. Veteran Transition and Recovery Coaching (00:00:00)
2. Enhancing Veterans' Life Potential Through Coaching (00:08:24)
3. Challenges of Veteran Transition and Recovery (00:13:51)
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