From Marine Officer to Spiritual Healer
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What inspired Savannah Frank to join the Marine Corps?
your mind is your limitation and i love the fact that in mystery school traditions we are taught how to beat magicians yep how to use our mind because your mind is magic and if we're in an illusion if we want to get more in touch with reality then get in touch with who you are as god and your divinity Savannah Frank is a compassionate, intuitive, and experienced energy healing facilitator known for helping individuals reconnect with their well-being through holistic practices. She specializes in energy healing modalities rooted in an ancient lineage. Anything you want to overcome, whether it's apathy or whether it's your business and wanting to be greater and bigger, You are God.
Oh, yeah. You can do it.
So as I was a warrior for our U.S. military, I'm a spiritual warrior now who can heal people on a level that is unimaginable.
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Welcome to another episode of the Living Your Legacy podcast. For Insight Success, I am Ray Gutierrez. Joining me today, fresh offer, Operation CEO episode that we just filmed. Joining me today is Savannah Frank. Savannah, how are you?
I am wonderful. How are you, Ray?
Thank you for asking. I'm a little warm, a lot of activity, a lot of energy. But gosh, I was so excited to get you on the podcast because your story is... Phenomenal. But let's start with Operation CEO. You served. You are a veteran.
Yes, I served in the Marine Corps for seven years.
Wow. How does one just fall into the Marine Corps? Was part of your family? I hear there's some singing was involved at some point.
Yes, I grew up in a military family. My father was in the Navy for 20 years. Wow. And I wanted to follow in his footsteps.
Well, he's in the Navy, so you're more like his foot legs are in the water. Sorry, that was a really bad joke. What's it like being in a family with a father that's serving? What's it like?
Well, we moved around the world. I was born in Charleston, South Carolina, and then moved to Italy, and then Virginia, Tennessee, Hawaii, and all came back to Texas in the end where my family currently resides.
I kind of like the fact that you're a world traveler and you ended up in Dallas, Texas. What's it like seeing the world from your perspective and then landing on Dallas, Texas?
That's where most of my best friends from college, I attended Texas A&M University. Right on. And my family's in Texas around the Dallas area. So wherever we lived, we would always travel to Dallas and say we were in Italy and at the military base there working with the Italians. Absolutely. They had great chow halls when I was really young. It was like we got to go to the Italian military chow halls. And the Italian military chow halls are just as good as the restaurants. And it was this family ordeal. So you have this warrior culture, this community, and little kids like my brother and I were. And so it was just this blessing to grow up with such worldly exposure and being able to connect with people from all walks of life.
A lot of passion, a lot of hand movement, a lot of energy, speaking energy, a lot of action. So I'm kind of curious. I know so much about you that I'm like, where do we go next? Your dad sang in the Navy. Talk a little bit about this.
Yes. So my father was in the Navy band and trombone was his main instrument. And he ended up becoming a band director after the Navy. And I wanted to be a singer too. I wanted to play instruments. But I wanted to be in the Marine Corps band because the Marine Corps was like the elite. And I had a father that always instilled in me that drive of excellence. to be better in all that I do. And I'm really blessed to have had that leadership in my life.
Oh, for sure. For sure.
So I got to see him perform with the Navy band and all of his coworkers, his fellow service members that I attended morning PT, physical training with some
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