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Short Clip | Life After War: Navigating the Warrior Mindset
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In this clip of 2 Worlds Collide, I sit down with Jeremiah Wilber, a former U.S. Army Green Beret and Military Police Officer, to talk about one of the hardest transitions a warrior can face—life after the military.
Jeremiah breaks down the raw reality of what it’s like to go from being trained as an attack dog—ready for war, wired for combat—to suddenly being told, "You don’t need to fight anymore." But as he shares, you can’t just flip that switch off.
💡 In this powerful conversation, we discuss:
👉 How the military conditions warriors for combat but doesn’t prepare them for separation.
👉 The struggle of finding purpose after service—when the mission ends, but the fire still burns.
👉 The warrior mentality—how to channel it into something greater rather than letting it destroy you.
👉 Jeremiah’s own journey in navigating this transition while always doing the right thing.
This isn’t just a story of leaving the military—it’s about transformation, discipline, and finding a new fight worth standing for.
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"You can take the warrior out of the fight, but the fight never leaves the warrior. The challenge is learning how to use it for good."
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