Hey everyone, thanks for tuning into Power Athlete Radio.

Every so often, we have a guest whose resume is so impressive that we can't help but feel like,

what the hell am I even doing with my life?

Our guest, Jason Gardner, spent 30 years as a seal.

That's a hell of a long time to amass the kind of leadership skills that

you would expect to see from the U.S. military's elite. But as Jason points out, there were

plenty of lessons along the way. And fortunately for us, we don't have to experience those

valuable teachings with rounds flying by our head. Instead, we can hear it from the man who has lived

a thousand lives. Here it is, episode 524.

I'm smoking. Go down the road.

Hey, power athlete nation. Welcome to another episode of the Premier Podcast, the Street

Edition. I'm joined by my co-host, Mr. Chris McQuilken, aka Tex. Hello. And we are joined by our good friend, Jason Gardner, who was connected to us via Kirk Parsley, and kind of from what at least what Kirk says, a bit of a legend in NSW for Naval Special Warfare. So thanks for coming on Power Athlete Radio. Hey, thanks for having me. Cool. Yeah, man, so much to cover.

And you and I are speaking at the upcoming NSA Tactical Conference.

So we saw your name come across the keynote speaker board, and I was like, all right, man.

I know I know somebody that knows you.

It's not that biggest circle.

Yeah.

And you've accomplished a lot and now have turned it over to a speaking and a leading career

from your historic career within the military, man.

So how long was that military career?

And let's talk about bullet points in which you aim to now take that experience and empower others.

So I did 30 years in the SEAL teams.

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