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Embarking on a career transition can feel like navigating through a relentless storm. Casey Reitz joins me to share his compass—the values and resilience that have guided him from military service to the laughter-filled realm of stand-up comedy and now, towards the noble path of law enforcement. His compelling narrative reveals the crucial role community plays in finding one's post-service place in the world, and how pursuits like Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu can serve as an anchor during times of change. The conversation weaves through a tapestry of personal identity, growth, and the power of belonging, offering a beacon to those weathering their own professional shifts.

The pursuit of purpose can often lead us through unforeseen challenges. Through my own story, we traverse the landscape of performance anxiety, self-growth, and the siren call to serve. Five years since trading my military uniform for civilian attire, I've encountered crossroads and climbed mountains, culminating in a decision to don a different kind of uniform in law enforcement. We unpack the complex emotions tied to a father's legacy and how the drive to serve transcends the need to escape, shedding light on the inner workings of the call to protect and serve.

In our final chapters, the spotlight falls on the need for recognition, the cultivation of self-worth, and the art of self-awareness—especially poignant for veterans assimilating back into civilian life. Casey and I explore the delicate dance of communicating our needs to superiors and peers. Through stories of unvoiced triumphs and unheard efforts, we underscore the power of self-affirmation in the face of obscurity. Join us as we reflect on building a robust self-awareness that can guide us through stress, conflict, and the heavy mantle of past missteps, encouraging all to step into a brighter, unburdened future.

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