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For years, I carried the invisible weight of war on my shoulders. I served 22 years in the military, including over 58 months deployed in combat zones across Iraq and Afghanistan. The battlefield didn’t just take a toll on my body—it carved deep trenches into my mind and soul. Long after the sounds of war faded, the inner war raged on. PTSD wasn’t just a diagnosis—it was a daily experience. And with it came waves of anxiety, suffocating depression, and a haunting sense that I was just… surviving. Not living.

But everything began to change when I found something deeper than survival—I found purpose.

This video is more than just my story. It’s a testament to every soldier, every veteran, every soul who feels like they’re walking through life numb, unseen, or stuck. I’m living proof that your pain doesn’t have to be the final chapter. When I began asking the hard questions—“Why am I still here? What am I supposed to do now?”—I didn’t get quick answers. But I stayed with the questions long enough for purpose to answer back.

Purpose saved me.
Not a job.
Not a prescription.
Not a promotion.
Not even a relationship.
But a mission bigger than me—one that called me to rise, serve again, and speak life into others.

I didn’t know what healing would look like. For a while, I didn’t even believe it was possible. I was emotionally disconnected, angry without a name for it, and spiritually exhausted. I masked it well—until I couldn’t anymore. I knew I had to choose: either keep pretending or surrender to the process of rediscovering who I was beyond the uniform.

And that’s when I discovered that leadership isn’t about rank—it’s about responsibility to yourself and the world. It’s about being honest enough to say: I’m not okay, but I’m willing to do the work.

Purpose gave my pain direction.

Instead of bottling up the trauma, I began turning it into testimony. I began sharing pieces of my story—moments of breakdown, moments of silence, moments of survival. And something incredible happened: other people began to feel seen through my words. Veterans reached out. Men I’d served with. Strangers on social media. All saying the same thing: “I thought I was the only one feeling this way.”

That’s when I knew—this wasn’t just healing for me. It was healing for us.

I created The Mission Reset to give others what I never had when I came home: a roadmap for renewal. A space to be real. A community that understands what it’s like to lead in the military—and then struggle to lead yourself in civilian life. A space for men who feel lost behind the masks of toughness and silence. A home for leaders looking to reset, reclaim, and rebuild.

This isn’t about becoming perfect. It’s about becoming whole.

If you’re a veteran, a leader, or someone quietly battling depression or PTSD, I want you to know:
• You’re not weak for feeling this way.
• You’re not alone in your struggle.
• And most importantly, you’re not done.

The pain didn’t break you. It built you. And somewhere in that rubble is a voice, a message, a purpose that only you can bring to life.

In this video, I talk openly about:
• What PTSD felt like day-to-day
• The anxiety and depression that followed me into civilian life
• The exact moment I realized I was alive but not living
• How finding purpose gave me emotional freedom and spiritual peace
• Why I started The Mission Reset to help others find their way back home—internally

This isn’t just inspiration. It’s a blueprint for transformation.

If this speaks to you, I invite you to subscribe, comment, and share this with someone who needs to hear it. Healing is real. Purpose is possible. And you don’t have to carry this alone.

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