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Well, hi, everyone, and welcome to episode 232. If you haven't listened to Episode 231, it was with Lisa Truisus. And I hope you'd listen to both episodes, because that was a great episode.

She talks about this batch, but her own personal story was amazing, and I hope you get to listen

to that. But episode 232 is with someone I just met, I feel like we're like bonding already and I truly

enjoy everything we talked about. I think that's the longest pre-interview I've ever done and

I think if we could have done it another hour we would have and now that's a good thing right

but I want to say hi to Douglas Wyman. Welcome to resilience, development, and action.

You know, like, I feel like I'm getting to be your friend already, and I appreciate that.

But I don't think that the audience might necessarily know who you are.

So if you want to tell them a little bit about who you are, that would be great.

Great.

So, again, my name is Doug Wyman, and I served 32

years in the state of New Hampshire as a police officer. I retired in 2020 as the chief of

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