So I joked around with this next guest that he's the Doseki's guy that the most interesting

man in the world.

He's only 41 years old yet he has lived an extraordinary life.

He has served as a green beret doing tours in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Then he went on to the University of Texas to play on the football team as a walk on at

age 29, while also serving in the National Guard at the same time.

Then he went on to play in the NFL for the Seattle Seahawks.

I mean, the guys accomplished so much, lived so many interesting lives, and then got into

acting as well, which we'll get into in the conversation.

And then he had this other interesting moment in his life, he wrote this open letter to

Colin Kaepernick and the Army Times, which then led to Colin Kaepernick inviting him

to fly out and have a conversation with him.

It's also interesting what he's done after leaving the NFL, after retiring from the military.

He started this incredible organization called Merging Vets and Players, and it marries

these worlds that he's lived in, kind of trying to find your purpose in life.

And that's what this organization is geared to.

And then through this incredible organization, he created a movie.

It was his directional debut recently, this movie that is out called MVP.

I'm telling you, he has just lived such an interesting life, a life of purpose,

doing so much for our country, just a truly incredible and inspiring guy.

I hope you enjoy this conversation with Nate Boyer.

So Nate Boyer, I feel like you're the Dosecke guy, the most interesting man in the world.

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