Sean Soler

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424 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 22 May

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Living The Red Life · From First Responder to Building a Global Survival Brand · 22 May 2026 podcast

So when they told me to shut down, I was like, I'm not gonna shut down.

I'm just gonna change the way I see my company in the space right now.

And what I saw was I saw a lot of heartache.

I saw a lot of burnout from first responders yet again, being over tasked to deal with things that normal people don't usually see.

I think it was said recently that in the course of a human life,

a person, doesn't matter, man, woman, doesn't matter, a person usually experiences one, if not two, tragic or grief stages, like traumatic grief.

For law enforcement, fire, EMS, any first responder,

Those tragedies are magnified by 10s, 20s, hundreds.

The average career for a civil servant in law enforcement firing EMS is about 20 to 25 years.

The average trauma that they experience is going close to almost 50 interactions.

That's notifying a family that a loved one is no longer with us, they're deceased.

That is going to a car accident and having family members respond.

to that car accident that is pulling a kid out of a body of water yeah or a fire or having an elderly lady screaming through a wall that you can't see her you can't get to her and there's fire surrounding that room

You could go on and on with this for instances and examples.

And that takes its toll on the human body.

That takes its toll on the human mind.

And that mental health is something that I think is the future of where we're going with first responders today.

And Medicine in Bad Places is still trying to develop programs to help today's first responders deal with that stuff.

That's a great question.

So the best way to help, right, is to acknowledge what the job entails.

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