

413: Clinton Romesha—It Doesn’t Get Better
Nov 5, 2024
Clint Romesha, a Medal of Honor recipient for his bravery in the Battle of Kamdesh, shares gripping stories of survival and resilience. He discusses the harsh realities of combat and the importance of camaraderie among soldiers. Romesha reflects on veterans' mental health and initiatives to prevent suicide, emphasizing community support. He also explores his transition to civilian life and the significance of uplifting fellow veterans in corporate America. His experience and insights shine a light on the valor and challenges faced by service members.
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Intro
00:00 • 6min
Reflections on Reading and Leadership
05:43 • 15min
Ambitious Submarine Production and Military Camaraderie
21:04 • 3min
From Civilian Life to Combat Challenges
23:41 • 15min
A Fateful Morning and Mental Health Reflections
39:04 • 2min
Survival Under Fire
41:12 • 18min
Courage in Chaos: A Soldier's Journey
59:31 • 24min
Supporting Veterans: Community, Values, and Collaboration
01:23:51 • 3min
Empowering Veterans in Corporate America
01:26:54 • 5min