1 Mile 1 Veteran

In this episode of the 1 Mile 1 Veteran podcast, retired Navy captain Chris Cassidy joins as a guest. As the second Navy SEAL to become an astronaut, Chris shares his extraordinary career journey, from the Naval Academy to combat operations in Afghanistan, and even walking in space aboard the International Space Station. He also discusses his transition into his current role as president and CEO of the National Medal of Honor Museum, where he is dedicated to sharing the stories and values of Medal of Honor recipients. Tune in as Chris reflects on his upbringing, the values that shaped his desire to serve, and the mental resilience required for space missions. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation about leadership, purpose, and the pursuit of a meaningful life after service.

For more information about the National Medal of Honor museum, visit mohmuseum.org.

Key Takeaways

  • Having mentors and seeking guidance from experienced individuals in navigating transitions and challenges is an important key to success.
  • Sleep has a major impact on overall well-being and performance and therefore should be prioritized.
  • Emotional and identity challenges can arise during major life transitions, and it is important to find purpose and fulfillment in new endeavors.
  • Serving a greater cause and finding ways to contribute to the betterment of society is what life is about.

Guest

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Chris Cassidy

President & CEO | National Medal of Honor Museum

Chris is a retired Navy captain, former SEAL, NASA astronaut, and now the President and CEO of the National Medal of Honor Museum.

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