Struck family this week, my good friend Matt Hesse is on the show.

You will remember from way earlier in this year, we interviewed Matt Hesse on our first trip down to

Bentonville, Arkansas to go to the Fidops camp.

This was one of the most powerful weekends of my entire life. We had seven interviews down there and

literally was life changing, meeting all of the vets transitioning out of the military

into the civilian life and trying to get through some PTSD issues, behavioral health issues,

mental health, and I have never been a part of much of the military community, much less the

PTSD side of things and understanding what mental health really looks like.

And the man that is leading the charge is Matt Hesse, CEO of the Fidops Foundation.

And he is one of the biggest thinkers and smartest people in the room. Every time I see him,

I learn something. He's just been a phenomenal resource for Barbel Strugged, a tremendous connection

to tons of people and it's been a real honor being a part of Fidops Foundation. I truly believe

that that entire community of veterans going through Fidops are part of the Strugged family

and I feel honored to be a part of it and tell their stories.

What they have going on and what we're discussing in the show today last about eight weeks ago,

we were down in Arkansas and Bentonville and they have purchased a 400 acre farm out in Arkansas

in which they're building a university for military vets specifically to be able to have a home

that they can come to learn how to become personal trainers, go through a three week long camp

to become a certified personal trainer and then anything beyond that because the fitness realms

are so large that they can really take many angles and because of the reach that the Fidops

Foundation is building the people that they're bringing in, we've kind of become a little bit

of the media wing for them to tell their story which is complete honor but there's so many

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