Steve Bunting

Co-trade.

Some are providers, but we're not working under any licensing.

which is kind of a unique space to be in the coaching space.

Yeah.

Opens up more when it comes to self-disclosure.

I feel like we really get to show up in a different way.

So we're not diagnosing, not assessing.

So they're coaches by trade.

bit basically getting clean so prime's an awesome dude i love that guy so are you on deployment with him yeah we're actually in delta company together and um i helped him during his transition out which is really difficult for him getting a lot of pushback you heard the story and it was really messed up but um i had the opportunity to show up for him in a powerful way during that process and dude i love him so much so it was my all the honor was all mine yeah yeah man what a

Thank you, man.

The iconic gummy bears.

Well, I think the biggest thing is going to be that PTSD easy button, man.

And we've been slapping it for 30 plus years now, and it seems like it's been the go-to.

or if there's been any significant event in your life and you're having any of this list of things and it has to be PTSD, then that's a psychology related thing.

It's a psychological issue.

But what I'm seeing and what I've noticed in my own journey and others' experience is that there's so much more physiological stuff that's not being addressed.

Things like our testosterone levels, like our sleep.

There's a lot of basics there that we got to get in check.

And I think when we slap a psychological diagnosis on something that has a lot of physiological implications, we miss the mark there.

And I think that's a big reason why we're not seeing a lot of success solving this PTSD thing.