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In this inspiring episode, Jeremy Stalnecker shares his journey from Marine Corps infantry officer to co-founding the Mighty Oaks Foundation, emphasizing the power of faith and personal responsibility in reclaiming purpose. He reflects on his struggles with identity and purpose after Iraq, highlighting the importance of community and small, consistent steps toward healing and growth. Jeremy offers insights into the Mighty Oaks program, which helps veterans, service members, first responders, and their families overcome trauma, and provides practical advice on transforming challenges into meaningful experiences.
Visit jeremystalnecker.com or mightyoaksprograms.org for more information.
Key Takeaways
- Accept Personal Responsibility: Acknowledge your role in your circumstances and take ownership of your actions and decisions to move forward.
- Recognize the Importance of Faith: Understand that faith can provide a solid foundation for healing and moving forward, offering hope and purpose in difficult times.
- Focus on the Process, Not the Destination: Concentrate on the small, actionable steps you can take each day rather than getting overwhelmed by the end goal.
- March or Die: Embrace the mindset of continuous movement and progress. Choose to take steps forward, even if they are small, rather than remaining stagnant.
- Establish a Daily Routine: Incorporate simple, consistent practices into your daily life, such as reading, prayer, and community engagement, to build a solid foundation for growth.
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Guest
Jeremy Stalnecker
Co-Founder & CEO | Mighty Oaks FoundationJeremy served as a Marine Corps Infantry Officer before co-founding Mighty Oaks, a faith-based Veteran service organization that teaches combat Veterans struggling with Post Traumatic Stress how to get beyond combat trauma and live their lives in the manner God intended.