Tom Hruby

And if you want to reinvent yourself, you have to now figure out what problems need to be solved or what problems you want to. And that my friend can be an interesting journey. That is one journey for sure. And I see a lot of guys and there's nothing wrong with this. I see a lot of guys who will do an adjacent career to the military. Because I think it relieves a little bit of that stress.

Maybe they'll go contract. Maybe they'll go work for an alphabet soup agency. And if you think about it from just the lens of somebody either presenting problems to you or you're finding the problem to solve, they're trending a little bit more towards still people presenting the problems. And I'm not saying that negatively. I understand the draw to do that.

Maybe they'll go contract. Maybe they'll go work for an alphabet soup agency. And if you think about it from just the lens of somebody either presenting problems to you or you're finding the problem to solve, they're trending a little bit more towards still people presenting the problems. And I'm not saying that negatively. I understand the draw to do that.

Maybe they'll go contract. Maybe they'll go work for an alphabet soup agency. And if you think about it from just the lens of somebody either presenting problems to you or you're finding the problem to solve, they're trending a little bit more towards still people presenting the problems. And I'm not saying that negatively. I understand the draw to do that.

But man, if you get to a place where you realize you get to pick your problem and then you start having a good time and exploring and realizing that, oh, I'm going to be okay because if I never give up and I just take the same mindset that I had for almost two decades and apply that to the civilian world, people better look the fuck out. Yeah. You can do amazing things. Yeah. Tough though.

But man, if you get to a place where you realize you get to pick your problem and then you start having a good time and exploring and realizing that, oh, I'm going to be okay because if I never give up and I just take the same mindset that I had for almost two decades and apply that to the civilian world, people better look the fuck out. Yeah. You can do amazing things. Yeah. Tough though.

But man, if you get to a place where you realize you get to pick your problem and then you start having a good time and exploring and realizing that, oh, I'm going to be okay because if I never give up and I just take the same mindset that I had for almost two decades and apply that to the civilian world, people better look the fuck out. Yeah. You can do amazing things. Yeah. Tough though.

Not everybody has that, though. That describes my entire SEAL career, to be honest. I was 18 when I was going through BUDS, 19 when I got to my first team. I had my bird before I was 21. lost my bird the first time before I was 21 also, but I don't even, whatever. Yeah. I got it back eventually.

Not everybody has that, though. That describes my entire SEAL career, to be honest. I was 18 when I was going through BUDS, 19 when I got to my first team. I had my bird before I was 21. lost my bird the first time before I was 21 also, but I don't even, whatever. Yeah. I got it back eventually.

Not everybody has that, though. That describes my entire SEAL career, to be honest. I was 18 when I was going through BUDS, 19 when I got to my first team. I had my bird before I was 21. lost my bird the first time before I was 21 also, but I don't even, whatever. Yeah. I got it back eventually.

So we had switched over to, uh, patches and I was at captain's mass and he slid a pair of scissors across the table and said, why don't you cut? I'd had it for six weeks. I lost my bird too. Did you one time? Like physio, like you just left it in your car or no, what'd you do?

So we had switched over to, uh, patches and I was at captain's mass and he slid a pair of scissors across the table and said, why don't you cut? I'd had it for six weeks. I lost my bird too. Did you one time? Like physio, like you just left it in your car or no, what'd you do?

So we had switched over to, uh, patches and I was at captain's mass and he slid a pair of scissors across the table and said, why don't you cut? I'd had it for six weeks. I lost my bird too. Did you one time? Like physio, like you just left it in your car or no, what'd you do?

I'm like, God, if I could just get in a time machine.

I'm like, God, if I could just get in a time machine.

I'm like, God, if I could just get in a time machine.

You just skip it. Actually, what would be a good term for gun decking? That would be, I'm trying to think of the best. I mean, it's a Navy term for sure. It's basically saying you did the work and you didn't.

You just skip it. Actually, what would be a good term for gun decking? That would be, I'm trying to think of the best. I mean, it's a Navy term for sure. It's basically saying you did the work and you didn't.

You just skip it. Actually, what would be a good term for gun decking? That would be, I'm trying to think of the best. I mean, it's a Navy term for sure. It's basically saying you did the work and you didn't.

It's a good wake-up call, isn't it?