Medal Of Honor Monday - Special Warfare Operator (SEAL) Michael A. Monsoor

Episode 24: Lina Sergie Attar - A Narrative from a Syrian-American Philanthropist

Rocky has an interview with Lina Sergie Attar. Lina is a Syrian-American architect and writer from Aleppo, is co-founder and CEO of Karam Foundation, a non-for-profit that provides philanthropic aid for the citizens of Syria.

Episode 23: Cole Rodgers - The School of Man

Rocky interviews entrepreneur and founder of STRONGWILL and the School of Man about his start-up and how his company are motivating and changing the lives of men using military special operators as instructors.

Episode 22: Jan Glarum - What is Emergency Management in Modern America?

This episode Rocky has a conversation with emergency management and health care consultant Jan Glarum about the current state of emergency management preparedness in America.

Episode 21 - Ann Demarais - What You Dont Know About How Others See You

Dan spoke with author and personal development coach Ann Demarais about her new book What You Don’t Know About How Others See You. We covered some of the workshops she offers on her site firstimpressionconsulting.com and why the idea of first impressions are thought of in such limited terms.

Medal Of Honor Monday - Special Warfare Operator (SEAL) Michael A. Monsoor

Petty Officer Second Class (SEAL) Michael A. Monsoor received the Medal of Honor posthumously in a ceremony at the White House April 8, 2008. He received the award for his actions in Ar Ramadi, Iraq on Sept. 29, 2006. On that day, Monsoor was part of a sniper overwatch security position with three other SEALs and eight Iraqi Army (IA) soldiers. An insurgent closed in and threw a fragmentation grenade into the overwatch position. The grenade hit Monsoor in the chest before falling to the ground. Positioned next to the single exit, Monsoor was the only one who could have escaped harm. Instead, he dropped onto the grenade to shield the others from the blast. Monsoor died approximately 30 minutes later from wounds sustained from the blast. Because of Petty Officer Monsoor's actions, he saved the lives of his 3 teammates and the IA soldiers.