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A lifeline is a simple graph that illustrates your highs and lows from your first memory to today.  Brian reviews his lifeline and Gary introduces the concept of living up to view we have of ourselves.   EpisodeBrian reviews his life from kindergarten to the present and charts his highs and lows.  He recalls the tough parts of his life: the time he learned his girlfriend was pregnant, to the time he had to move to a new area with two kids in tow and having to change jobs.     He also recalls the highs: when his second grade teacher, Ms. Morris, recognized his science and reading abilities and his current job, training and leading a group of instructors.  

Have you thought about how you are wired?  Regardless of what you think about yourself, you probably have natural talents that you do not understand.  When you do understand those talents, all the puzzle pieces of your life start fitting together.  And then… watch out. EpisodeIn this episode, Brian goes through his personality profile with Gary.  Brian is skeptical, but he has a couple of ah-ha moments.  Gary validates Brian’s wiring and Brian is identified how to apply the profile results to upcoming job interviews.

Do you have someone to help you figure it out what makes you tick?  Gary O’Malley might be the guy who did it.  Gary has helped countless people fill out the rest of the sentence “I exist to…”  The cool part is, once you do figure it out, your life will fundamentally change and Gary couldn’t be happier. EpisodeIn this episode, we meet Gary O’Malley a speaker and coach for over 30 years.  He discusses how he got started and the how he found his life purpose through helping find theirs.

Brian is leaving the Navy the end of April, and he is determined to make the transition work.  He has learned a lot in the military, but is now ready to move on.  Problem is, he has a wife and two kids to support and he knows it will not be easy.  Are you like Brian? We can all learn through listening to other people relate their story.   Episode Brian talks about his life growing up in Arlington, Texas.  His journey to the armed forces and trying to keep it all together along the way.   Brian is leaving the Navy the end of April, but he is ready.  By the way, he has to make enough to support his wife and two kids.  He knows it will not be easy, but he is mentally ready.     Are yo

Bill Nowicki has been a transitioning vet and helping people makes him feel alive.  He put the two together to create a podcast aimed at helping vets.   Episode Bill Nowicki reviews the important parts of his life that led him to the Transitioning Vets Podcast.  Bill is a nuclear engineer, manager, storytelling, husband, father, podcaster and occasional ice cream scooper.  But this part of his life might help the most people -- specifically transitioning vets.     Why start this effort at this point in his life? Because Bill exists to see people light up when they find their purpose.   Bill shares several of his transition stories that include being a submariner to a broke floor cleane