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This is Undaunted Life Amman's podcast. I'm your host Kyle Thompson. Let's get into it.

Our guys today, we got a special guest on the podcast. His name is Clint Emerson. So he is a

retired Navy SEAL. He spent 20 years in service to the United States of America overall,

and he is the only SEAL ever inducted into the International Spy Museum. So that'll give you a

little hint as to what he did after he retired from the Navy. But he continues to serve by empowering

good people with safety and security skills at home, work, and abroad. And his services have helped

Fortune 500 companies and politicians and celebrities. And we get into all that in the show. But also,

he is a New York Times bestselling author of several books to include 100 Deadly Skills. That's

actually an entire series of books and his memoir, The Right Kind of Crazy. But he has a new book

out called The Rugged Life, The Modern Guide to Self-Reliance. And so we talk about that quite a

bit in this episode. But the one thing about this episode that I felt like was really, really

important for him and also for the audience is he gets asked the same, like, 10 questions in

most of his interviews. Okay. So he gets asked about, you know, why did he want to go in the

military? Why do you choose the Navy SEALs? And man, was it terrible being cold wet and sandy on

the beach in Coronado 20 something years ago? And oh, gosh, what was it like when you became a spy?

And oh, gosh, what was it like when you decided to become an author and oh, you know, about this

book and that book. And the one thing that I wanted to do in this interview is not that. And so

wait, I asked some of those questions. But from the beginning, we talk about the situation in

New Valdi because he's got a very, very unique perspective because he trains people in these

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