How a Paralyzed Marine Built a Thriving Business
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What challenges did John Patricio face after his military service?
You gotta be solution-driven. So when I started my company, I learned a long time ago that every person who's successful wasn't just successful and it wasn't easy. It was because they responded to their failures in a positive, solution-driven manner. They improvised, they adapt, they overcame to get over those issues.
John Patricio is a resilient, disciplined, and mission-driven entrepreneur, U.S. Marine veteran, and the founder of Patricio Systems. Through his experience in military service and business leadership, he champions accountability, adaptability, and results-driven success.
I love my country. I serve my country. I would do it again in a heartbeat. I'm a Marine from day one to the day I die. Yes, sir. I'm going to be a Marine for the rest of my life. I focus on what I can control and I focus on what I can do to make this world a better place. My name is Rudy Moore, host of Living the Red Life podcast, and I'm here to change the way you see your life in your earpiece every single week. If you're ready to start living the red life, ditch the blue pill, take the red pill, join me in Wonderland and change your life.
welcome back to another episode of the living your legacy podcast the red life edition and friday edition and operation ceo edition oh these are my favorite episodes joining me today is john patricio man what a journey how was your friday sir oh my goodness we were here last night we got here and uh we came in late had quick dinner went straight to bed
And here you are. And here I am.
Wow. So where are you coming from, my friend? I'm coming from California. Right on.
El Dorado Hills.
Oh, beautiful. How are things back in California?
It was a little bit cloudy, and so I think it might be raining. But other than that, it's not that bad. Right on. It's beautiful weather.
Right on, John. What are we going to learn about you in your episode of Operation CEO, my friend?
Sure. You're going to learn about me, my history, how I'm a disabled veteran, and how I started my company, what my company does. And you're also going to learn about my next adventure.
Oh, nice. All right. So where do you want to begin your adventure? I just picked up a couple of keywords off your story script. I saw Philippines. I've worked with amazing people from the Philippines. Beautiful culture. Apparently Gutierrez's are a common last name there. This is new to me.
Is that true, sir? Yeah. The Philippines was conquered by Spain. Ah, there it is. They were conquered by Spain. So what they did is they had a lot of Filipinos assume Spanish names.
Ah, so we could be long lost distant cousins, my friend?
Yeah.
Could be, right?
I got a joke. I got a laugh in the back. You're coming with a tribe here, my friend. Who's joining us here in the audience?
Yeah, the person that's in the audience is my really good close friend, Jay Govera. Right on. He's closer than a brother.
Right on, dude. That's awesome. You almost sound like a Street Fighter character. Jay Govera. Yeah, it's almost like Vega.
How did military leadership principles influence John's business success?
Here comes Jacob. Yeah, exactly. So let's talk about these Street Fighter characters. Let's talk about your journey. Like, where do you begin, sir?
I begin, first started on the U.S. Marine. Right on. I was going to be a lifer Marine. I served in the Corps, and I served, when I signed for the Corps, I became, I was excited. I knew it, for sure. I told my recruiter I didn't want to be support. I want to be the Corps element. So I went in guaranteed infantry. Wow. I came in as a little kid, and I graduated as a
a man wow oh man what a great what a great uh recruiting video yeah what was it about the experience a lot of folks don't quite understand like the lore and the almost the romance of like coming of age story of like serving a greater good it's it's in books it's in journals as the movies as a marine it's almost like a knight like you are like sir there's like video games about you like how does it feel to be like i'm a marine man there's yeah america like what is that energy what is that soul like
So the Marines, it's just not the military.
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