1 Mile 1 Veteran

In this episode, we delve into the extraordinary journey of Tim Jensen, a Marine Corps Veteran whose path from combat duty in Iraq to co-ownership of Grunt Style, a renowned apparel brand, is marked by resilience, personal growth, and unwavering dedication to his fellow veterans. Tim’s journey began with a profound discovery of his grandfather’s war medals, igniting a deep respect for military service that led him to join the Marine Corps. Despite facing personal struggles upon returning from Iraq, Tim overcame them, finding success in entrepreneurship and community service. Now, as the chief brand officer at Grunt Style, Tim utilizes the brand’s platform to address critical issues in the veteran community through initiatives like the Grunt Style Foundation, advocating for mental health awareness and innovative approaches to veteran care. Tim’s story serves as a testament to the transformative power of resilience, compassion, and community support, inspiring positive change in the lives of veterans and beyond.

Visit Grunt Style Foundation for more information!

Key Takeaways

  • Prioritize self-reflection and self-inventory to assess personal growth and well-being regularly.
  • Embrace vulnerability and authenticity, recognizing the importance of being true to oneself and owning past mistakes.
  • Seek community and connection, understanding the power of camaraderie and support in overcoming challenges.
  • Engage in meaningful advocacy and activism, using your voice and platform to drive positive change in your community and beyond.
  • Take proactive steps towards mental health and well-being, exploring alternative modalities like psychedelics and hyperbaric chambers for healing and recovery.
  • Get involved in local initiatives and organizations that align with your passions and values, contributing to positive change in your community.

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Guest

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Tim Jensen

Co-Owner & Chief Brand Officer | Grunt Style

Tim is a Marine Corps veteran who started folding t-shirts at Grunt Style and worked his way up to co-owner and leader in the company. He is an advocate who was instrumental in getting the PACT Act passed.

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