WHAT I AM— AND WHY THAT MATTERS NOW
I served as a Deputy Director of a Military Intelligence programin Iraq. I retired as a decorated combat veteran. In war zones, no one is using talking points. I had to made life-and-death decisions for our troops and the Allied troops in the region...
Not hypothetical’s. Not politics. Decisions where failure meant people didn’t come home. That level of responsibility shapes a person in ways very few people get to experience. Intelligence Officers are trained to see systems, consequences, and power clearly. One who always works, understanding that bad judgment or bad leadership can cost lives.
That is the kind of skill and leadership this moment requires And it is HOW I THINK EVERYDAY— AND HOW I LEAD MY LIFE
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