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This is rad and welcome to another awesome episode of soft Rep Radio. First and foremost, before I introduce my two guests, I want to talk to you about my merch store. All right, our merch store, the merch store, Go check out soft rep dot com. Hit up the merch store, go prick, pick up a mug or some of the cool shirts that these guys have been building and putting together for you to wear and support us. That's what keeps our lights on. That's what keeps the fireplace on. Yeah, it's not a real fireplace, but it is a real fireplace.

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We're putting books in there all the time that you should read that are entertaining, like Steal Fear, one of Brandon Webb's books. I think in the Blood, the Quick Clock creator is going to be in that. And then we work with all of our people that come on to have books to try to get them in as well. But today I have Tribe Task Purpose Founders and leadership with us today to talk about veteran awareness within yourself. And today I have Joshua Reddick and I have Mike Peyton. Mike is former Navy seal and josh is a US Army twenty three year veteran. And let him introduce himself and Mike. Let's go with Mike first. Mike, Welcome to the show.

We're putting books in there all the time that you should read that are entertaining, like Steal Fear, one of Brandon Webb's books. I think in the Blood, the Quick Clock creator is going to be in that. And then we work with all of our people that come on to have books to try to get them in as well. But today I have Tribe Task Purpose Founders and leadership with us today to talk about veteran awareness within yourself. And today I have Joshua Reddick and I have Mike Peyton. Mike is former Navy seal and josh is a US Army twenty three year veteran. And let him introduce himself and Mike. Let's go with Mike first. Mike, Welcome to the show.

Hey, what's up really? How you doing?

Hey, what's up really? How you doing?

Hey? Welcome back? Welcome back? So maybe Seals?

Hey? Welcome back? Welcome back? So maybe Seals?

Which rabbit hole would you like to go down?

Which rabbit hole would you like to go down?

So? Which what did you do?

So? Which what did you do?

Almost twenty two years and the seal teams are retired in December of twenty one, I spent time. I started with teammate, then went over to dev group for a minute, and then went over to group level and retired out of group two. So or at the group level, and yeah, I mean in my career, I was a lead breacher. I went into the Intel arena, I was a team leader like through Iraq and O eight and then put on chief in the Intel space and retired as a senior chief.

Almost twenty two years and the seal teams are retired in December of twenty one, I spent time. I started with teammate, then went over to dev group for a minute, and then went over to group level and retired out of group two. So or at the group level, and yeah, I mean in my career, I was a lead breacher. I went into the Intel arena, I was a team leader like through Iraq and O eight and then put on chief in the Intel space and retired as a senior chief.

So yeah, so Senior Chief petty officer, is that correct with the navy?

So yeah, so Senior Chief petty officer, is that correct with the navy?

Okay?

Okay?

As a lead breacher, and my understanding is that the guy that has like maybe bolt cutters on his back and like maybe a shotgun that can blow off the door hinges. Possibly the guy on the front with like a rake or what. Tell me what a lead breacher do.

As a lead breacher, and my understanding is that the guy that has like maybe bolt cutters on his back and like maybe a shotgun that can blow off the door hinges. Possibly the guy on the front with like a rake or what. Tell me what a lead breacher do.

We have everybody else caring the tools and we just we tell them what to do with the tools.

We have everybody else caring the tools and we just we tell them what to do with the tools.

But I mean we carry like primary.

But I mean we carry like primary.

Explosives, secondary charges in the shotgun and like that. Those are our modalities, are our weapons that we utilize for breach points. So yeah, I mean we'll go up and do if the team lead says, let's do explosive breach or let's do a mechanical exothermic or shotgun ballistic breach, then you know, we'll determine which one and preferably like you do that prior to in the mission planning, you come up with that, and the lead breacher has ultimate authority on the primary entry points. So if he's like, Nope, we're switching to explosive, or no, we're not doing explosive, We're going exothermic or whatever like that, lead breacher will have the decision making process.

Explosives, secondary charges in the shotgun and like that. Those are our modalities, are our weapons that we utilize for breach points. So yeah, I mean we'll go up and do if the team lead says, let's do explosive breach or let's do a mechanical exothermic or shotgun ballistic breach, then you know, we'll determine which one and preferably like you do that prior to in the mission planning, you come up with that, and the lead breacher has ultimate authority on the primary entry points. So if he's like, Nope, we're switching to explosive, or no, we're not doing explosive, We're going exothermic or whatever like that, lead breacher will have the decision making process.

There is exotherma. I'm not saying that thermid it's kind of like it's.

There is exotherma. I'm not saying that thermid it's kind of like it's.

Like a torch or yeah, you could go thermite if you have to burn through steel or something like that.

Like a torch or yeah, you could go thermite if you have to burn through steel or something like that.

And uh yeah.

And uh yeah.

So lead breacher's responsibility is to get through an entry way in the shortest amount of time possible. So it could be concrete, reinforced concrete, it could be two inch steel, aluminum, whatever, it doesn't matter, and that's our mission.

So lead breacher's responsibility is to get through an entry way in the shortest amount of time possible. So it could be concrete, reinforced concrete, it could be two inch steel, aluminum, whatever, it doesn't matter, and that's our mission.

That's our job.

That's our job.

So now that you got out, are you like a construction contractor going all these depths different type?

So now that you got out, are you like a construction contractor going all these depths different type?

Maybe turn this over to whomever else and go that direction.

Maybe turn this over to whomever else and go that direction.

You know, you're cements only about you know, six satchels thick bro I don't know if that's gonna work or not.

You know, you're cements only about you know, six satchels thick bro I don't know if that's gonna work or not.

I mean, we do wall charges and teaching the guys at the time how to do wall charges, not to stick it on the wall and blow bay ass holes in it.

I mean, we do wall charges and teaching the guys at the time how to do wall charges, not to stick it on the wall and blow bay ass holes in it.

So you know, today's video game kid playing all these things. That's how I know thermite personally, right, I've grown up. These video games they got thermite in them. Kids are hucking symtechs. You know, they're all doing these different knife throws across the map. That's the Tomorrow's you.

So you know, today's video game kid playing all these things. That's how I know thermite personally, right, I've grown up. These video games they got thermite in them. Kids are hucking symtechs. You know, they're all doing these different knife throws across the map. That's the Tomorrow's you.

My son plays those games, so like I'm well aware of what you're talking about.

My son plays those games, so like I'm well aware of what you're talking about.

Yeah, right, and so it's like you know we're talking to them right now. That's why I'm like, hey, break down that exo thermal?

Yeah, right, and so it's like you know we're talking to them right now. That's why I'm like, hey, break down that exo thermal?

What is that again? Is that thermite? And some dudes are out there like, yeah, rad is that thermite? Interesting? It can be like he.

What is that again? Is that thermite? And some dudes are out there like, yeah, rad is that thermite? Interesting? It can be like he.

Can burn through like whether that burns at what two thousand degrees or something crazy with that? Yeah, and then a torch or not two thousand. I think it's like ten thousand degrees. Yes, it's incredibly hot, and so if you gets slag on you, you're gonna burn through the skin pretty quickly, which I have scars from.

Can burn through like whether that burns at what two thousand degrees or something crazy with that? Yeah, and then a torch or not two thousand. I think it's like ten thousand degrees. Yes, it's incredibly hot, and so if you gets slag on you, you're gonna burn through the skin pretty quickly, which I have scars from.

I think they use thermite to repair railroad ties, like in a buying the like thermite on top of it to form a so hot dude, that's crazy, yeah right right? The cool toys that dev grew and Seal Team guys have over there. So dev grew is a development group, right, dev grew stands for development group. So you guys sometimes have first shot at the toe with the test right.

I think they use thermite to repair railroad ties, like in a buying the like thermite on top of it to form a so hot dude, that's crazy, yeah right right? The cool toys that dev grew and Seal Team guys have over there. So dev grew is a development group, right, dev grew stands for development group. So you guys sometimes have first shot at the toe with the test right.

It's R and D.

It's R and D.

So you're researching and developing certain a weapon system or what, it doesn't matter.

So you're researching and developing certain a weapon system or what, it doesn't matter.

They're R and D and there and then it's coming to you your teams.

They're R and D and there and then it's coming to you your teams.

Yeah, and then they just and then whatever that first line of gear is or equipment, then it funnels back through eventually to the other Seal teams.

Yeah, and then they just and then whatever that first line of gear is or equipment, then it funnels back through eventually to the other Seal teams.

So, but they're the R and D, T and E team essentially.

So, but they're the R and D, T and E team essentially.

Right, and dev grew dev grew would and not to get too tight into this, but devre would and Compass also like Seal Team six.

Right, and dev grew dev grew would and not to get too tight into this, but devre would and Compass also like Seal Team six.

Right, Yeah, so it all falls under Jasck so jasock man and which is its own little animal? Really interesting to navigate, We'll say that much. But it was quite the quite the experience, I'll say that much.

Right, Yeah, so it all falls under Jasck so jasock man and which is its own little animal? Really interesting to navigate, We'll say that much. But it was quite the quite the experience, I'll say that much.

You know, Virginia Beach has a lot of cool trees though along those friendways.

You know, Virginia Beach has a lot of cool trees though along those friendways.

I'll tell you what.

I'll tell you what.

As I'm driving along there and I'm like, dang, they sit there and do war games in those I said, I want to do war games because I do war games for real here in Utah all the time, and you guys are doing war games for real for real Zia's I get that, but we still like the terrain. You know, it's just like so cool all those trees, mansld blind up moving.

As I'm driving along there and I'm like, dang, they sit there and do war games in those I said, I want to do war games because I do war games for real here in Utah all the time, and you guys are doing war games for real for real Zia's I get that, but we still like the terrain. You know, it's just like so cool all those trees, mansld blind up moving.

Yeah, I love it.

Yeah, I love it.

Yeah right, So let me let me segue over to your partner here. I believe he is the chairperson for try task purpose. Say it like I mean it, Okay, And this is Josh Reddick, us army veteran twenty three years. Somewhere in there. I think there's a commander title, but I'll let him explain that.

Yeah right, So let me let me segue over to your partner here. I believe he is the chairperson for try task purpose. Say it like I mean it, Okay, And this is Josh Reddick, us army veteran twenty three years. Somewhere in there. I think there's a commander title, but I'll let him explain that.

Hi.

Hi.

Welcome to the show, Josh, and talk to us. Tell us a little bit about yourself.

Welcome to the show, Josh, and talk to us. Tell us a little bit about yourself.

Hey, thanks for having me on RAD.

Hey, thanks for having me on RAD.

So, like you said, twenty three years, started off as enlisted medic and then ended up getting my commission and then commanding a medical unit for twenty years, and then switched over to civil affairs about three years ago, and got connected by the way, my history, my time in the military nowhere nearly nowhere near his pool is Mike's. Mike's got all the fun stuff. I just kind of your grunt doing the basic stuff. But what was really cool about how all this kind of came connected and whether or not you believe in the higher power? I listened to this show last year, and funny enough, Mike and I used to run cross country together in high school, and just the week before I'd been talking to a mutual friend of ours ask if he knew what happened to Mike, And there were all these rumors about how he became a Navy seal, but nobody really knew what happened to him.

So, like you said, twenty three years, started off as enlisted medic and then ended up getting my commission and then commanding a medical unit for twenty years, and then switched over to civil affairs about three years ago, and got connected by the way, my history, my time in the military nowhere nearly nowhere near his pool is Mike's. Mike's got all the fun stuff. I just kind of your grunt doing the basic stuff. But what was really cool about how all this kind of came connected and whether or not you believe in the higher power? I listened to this show last year, and funny enough, Mike and I used to run cross country together in high school, and just the week before I'd been talking to a mutual friend of ours ask if he knew what happened to Mike, And there were all these rumors about how he became a Navy seal, but nobody really knew what happened to him.

And then you know.

And then you know.

All the way in Arizona, listen to your show and hear Mike Paine's voice on the show. Now, the cool thing about all this is where we really connected is on the civilian inside. I'm a CEO of a medical group that does physical medicine and rehab and works in pain management. So we have a lot of people that have addictions to fenyl or you know, name your opioid.

All the way in Arizona, listen to your show and hear Mike Paine's voice on the show. Now, the cool thing about all this is where we really connected is on the civilian inside. I'm a CEO of a medical group that does physical medicine and rehab and works in pain management. So we have a lot of people that have addictions to fenyl or you know, name your opioid.

So I call Mike if he needed help.

So I call Mike if he needed help.

With anything, just let me know, because I work on both sides of that, for the military as well as the civilian side.

With anything, just let me know, because I work on both sides of that, for the military as well as the civilian side.

And that's how we got connected. But it was through Soft Rep Radio funny enough, so.

And that's how we got connected. But it was through Soft Rep Radio funny enough, so.

I love it.

I love it.

There's a power to the airwaves and the networking aspect of it all.

There's a power to the airwaves and the networking aspect of it all.

So here we are today.

So here we are today.

It's all about just the one person that listens. You know.

It's all about just the one person that listens. You know.

I learned that so long in radio, right, So when I worked in radio, back in like two thousand and two, two thousand and four, it was like you're not talking to everybody. You're talking to one person in a car, that one person, you know. And back in the day, you wouldn't be able to really change the dial. Once you had a set, you had shit, And here's the everything. You're in the baseball game.

I learned that so long in radio, right, So when I worked in radio, back in like two thousand and two, two thousand and four, it was like you're not talking to everybody. You're talking to one person in a car, that one person, you know. And back in the day, you wouldn't be able to really change the dial. Once you had a set, you had shit, And here's the everything. You're in the baseball game.

Leave it. I got I got the channel.

Leave it. I got I got the channel.

She's always listening, and so that that DJ needs to be like, hey to you out there that's listening right now, that that person right now, you who's listening to this about tribe, task and purpose. This message is to you, just like it was to Josh, just like you know, it's just going to be that way. I want it to be like that. So I'm so proud that you guys met regrouped if you will, through softwarep radio right the power of the airwaves. Like you said, if I have done anything on this show, this right here, that makes me it.

She's always listening, and so that that DJ needs to be like, hey to you out there that's listening right now, that that person right now, you who's listening to this about tribe, task and purpose. This message is to you, just like it was to Josh, just like you know, it's just going to be that way. I want it to be like that. So I'm so proud that you guys met regrouped if you will, through softwarep radio right the power of the airwaves. Like you said, if I have done anything on this show, this right here, that makes me it.

Is awesome, man.

Is awesome, man.

And I can't even I can't express like how thankful I am with Josh and what he's done for the organization. Between the last conversation that we've had and now it's been we've we've had leaps and bounds with opportunity and with like our programs actually evolving into what it is today and how much impact we're having, like on helping folks.

And I can't even I can't express like how thankful I am with Josh and what he's done for the organization. Between the last conversation that we've had and now it's been we've we've had leaps and bounds with opportunity and with like our programs actually evolving into what it is today and how much impact we're having, like on helping folks.

Well, tell us a little bit about that impact that you're having, Mike, tell us about why you felt the need to team up with Josh to push tribe task purpose to this level. What's what was going on in your head to get here?

Well, tell us a little bit about that impact that you're having, Mike, tell us about why you felt the need to team up with Josh to push tribe task purpose to this level. What's what was going on in your head to get here?

So I'll talk about inception. So I actually had inception about three years ago. I was in an impatient rehab program because I had a problem with I'll call and I couldn't quit, so I had a chemical dependency, couldn't quick long story short, I had an intervention my brother, who was also a frog but he's still active duty. He had to call Warcom, which is a one star admiral and a forced Matter chief, to get me into rehab the next day. So I was way off. I was bad, but all said, like, I get there. So I get to the program itself, and about a weekend, I'm like, this is not for guys like me at all, because my thing is like yeah, I because I kept saying, you know, focus on your addiction, focus on your addiction, I'm like, yeah, but I got PTS, I got TBIs, I have injuries and are laying me on a two inch mattress for you know, overnight, and I wake up with just in critical pain. You know, I had to work out in the morning just to get my blood flowing instead of the I was doing two days out there, because that's the only thing that was keeping me. Saying all that to say though, the inception of I'm like, okay, we need a program that's specific, designed and tailored to special forces or specops, operators and first responders. Well at the time, it wasn't first responders. It was just specops. That was the initial inception piece of it. So I'm like, all right, prive task and purpose. Prive task and purpose. The title is what actually resonates with most people. And the acronyms TTP, tactics, Techniques and procedures, that's what that's the acronym that we use in the teams, and so that's why it resonates with the operators. But what we've done, what this has evolved into, is a christ centered and holistic approach to heal addiction. And it's for commandos and first responders. And if you're looking at the spectrum of addiction. There's three phases. There's preventative care, there's impatient like what I went through, slash intensive outpatient, and then there's continuing care. Well, what TTP is is we're in the continuing care platform right now. So we'll get guys and women, actually, we'll get both of them into the program post let's say impatient or post intensive outpatient, or we can actually during the intake we'll make an assessment on somebody that's like they just can't quite quit drinking, but they don't need the inpatient program, So we'll make that call on scene with our providers and our medical doctors and whatnot during the intake phase.

So I'll talk about inception. So I actually had inception about three years ago. I was in an impatient rehab program because I had a problem with I'll call and I couldn't quit, so I had a chemical dependency, couldn't quick long story short, I had an intervention my brother, who was also a frog but he's still active duty. He had to call Warcom, which is a one star admiral and a forced Matter chief, to get me into rehab the next day. So I was way off. I was bad, but all said, like, I get there. So I get to the program itself, and about a weekend, I'm like, this is not for guys like me at all, because my thing is like yeah, I because I kept saying, you know, focus on your addiction, focus on your addiction, I'm like, yeah, but I got PTS, I got TBIs, I have injuries and are laying me on a two inch mattress for you know, overnight, and I wake up with just in critical pain. You know, I had to work out in the morning just to get my blood flowing instead of the I was doing two days out there, because that's the only thing that was keeping me. Saying all that to say though, the inception of I'm like, okay, we need a program that's specific, designed and tailored to special forces or specops, operators and first responders. Well at the time, it wasn't first responders. It was just specops. That was the initial inception piece of it. So I'm like, all right, prive task and purpose. Prive task and purpose. The title is what actually resonates with most people. And the acronyms TTP, tactics, Techniques and procedures, that's what that's the acronym that we use in the teams, and so that's why it resonates with the operators. But what we've done, what this has evolved into, is a christ centered and holistic approach to heal addiction. And it's for commandos and first responders. And if you're looking at the spectrum of addiction. There's three phases. There's preventative care, there's impatient like what I went through, slash intensive outpatient, and then there's continuing care. Well, what TTP is is we're in the continuing care platform right now. So we'll get guys and women, actually, we'll get both of them into the program post let's say impatient or post intensive outpatient, or we can actually during the intake we'll make an assessment on somebody that's like they just can't quite quit drinking, but they don't need the inpatient program, So we'll make that call on scene with our providers and our medical doctors and whatnot during the intake phase.

And that's a deal, right, because some people may feel like I don't want to be you know my you almost got straight jacketed into this situation. Let's just be a open about it, right, Okay, They're like, you're going and you're just commanders, people involved, you out of your your going. Somebody out there may feel like, oh, I don't want to do that, but I need to do this, but I don't want to do that. So you're like, hey, look, you may not need to do that. You can reach out and see if you just need to come to the inpatient outpatient style program where you're just like working with us. We're working with you, We're saying, hey, did you earn your batch this month? You have eighteen days left to go?

And that's a deal, right, because some people may feel like I don't want to be you know my you almost got straight jacketed into this situation. Let's just be a open about it, right, Okay, They're like, you're going and you're just commanders, people involved, you out of your your going. Somebody out there may feel like, oh, I don't want to do that, but I need to do this, but I don't want to do that. So you're like, hey, look, you may not need to do that. You can reach out and see if you just need to come to the inpatient outpatient style program where you're just like working with us. We're working with you, We're saying, hey, did you earn your batch this month? You have eighteen days left to go?

Did you get it?

Did you get it?

You know that kind of motivation, right, That's a cool thing for them out there to also consider.

You know that kind of motivation, right, That's a cool thing for them out there to also consider.

It's not just always I mean, if you need to go, you got to go.

It's not just always I mean, if you need to go, you got to go.

You know, I'm definitely not throwing them under the bus because like, we fall in a certain category within addiction and we need those organizations out there that have that inpatient system in place in an order we have to have that. And I needed it. I just didn't need that one, but I did need a program, just not that one. And so you know, objectively looking at it, you know that's where you know we fall in this space and that's great, and so shifting gears a little bit.

You know, I'm definitely not throwing them under the bus because like, we fall in a certain category within addiction and we need those organizations out there that have that inpatient system in place in an order we have to have that. And I needed it. I just didn't need that one, but I did need a program, just not that one. And so you know, objectively looking at it, you know that's where you know we fall in this space and that's great, and so shifting gears a little bit.

Yeah, we have.

Yeah, we have.

It's a one year program broken up into three phases. Phase one is at is thirty days and we focus on IV infusions. Wait, let me backtrack, So intake is four weeks prior to phase one. Intake, we do blood panels, we do GI tracks, we look at heavy metals and we make a baseline on the individual so that way we can tailor our program to their needs. We don't blanket anything. We don't have a blanketed approach. We have an individualized, tailored approach. So when the mds or the doctors look at their at their blood and whatever, they're like, hey, we need to throw X amount of B vitamins at them, or we need to detox them from heavy metals or whatever.

It's a one year program broken up into three phases. Phase one is at is thirty days and we focus on IV infusions. Wait, let me backtrack, So intake is four weeks prior to phase one. Intake, we do blood panels, we do GI tracks, we look at heavy metals and we make a baseline on the individual so that way we can tailor our program to their needs. We don't blanket anything. We don't have a blanketed approach. We have an individualized, tailored approach. So when the mds or the doctors look at their at their blood and whatever, they're like, hey, we need to throw X amount of B vitamins at them, or we need to detox them from heavy metals or whatever.

That protocol is. That's what they make the assessment.

That protocol is. That's what they make the assessment.

That's why it takes so long, thirty days prior to the actual programs starting. So going into phase one, we focus on physical and physiological normalcy.

That's why it takes so long, thirty days prior to the actual programs starting. So going into phase one, we focus on physical and physiological normalcy.

So we based on it, we zero themount. It's essentially a biohack.

So we based on it, we zero themount. It's essentially a biohack.

And what we do is we focus on IVY infusion or a drip therapy in collaboration with h BOT, in collaboration with US Century deprivation tanks, physical therapy and fitness and all these are professionals that like we have as service providers. Everybody has a master degree or above. Not that you need degrees, but it is definitely a verification for what they the level.

And what we do is we focus on IVY infusion or a drip therapy in collaboration with h BOT, in collaboration with US Century deprivation tanks, physical therapy and fitness and all these are professionals that like we have as service providers. Everybody has a master degree or above. Not that you need degrees, but it is definitely a verification for what they the level.

Right, it's good to have a subject matter expert over the subject right that you're going to be if you're going to go be put under, you might all have an anesthesiologist do it. So you know, if you've got someone that knows about sensory deprivation machines, then that's probably the person to be working on deprivation.

Right, it's good to have a subject matter expert over the subject right that you're going to be if you're going to go be put under, you might all have an anesthesiologist do it. So you know, if you've got someone that knows about sensory deprivation machines, then that's probably the person to be working on deprivation.

I definitely want Johnny the jump master at the door. I don't want my E five watching.

I definitely want Johnny the jump master at the door. I don't want my E five watching.

Me unless he's a jump master, so unless he does yeah, because it's like it's like it's like having someone do your job that doesn't.

Me unless he's a jump master, so unless he does yeah, because it's like it's like it's like having someone do your job that doesn't.

Tell you that.

Tell you that.

So that's why, Yeah, I mean, I'm gonna fake it, luck.

So that's why, Yeah, I mean, I'm gonna fake it, luck.

But we're just gonna wing this thing. Sure, So that's what we're you know, we're.

But we're just gonna wing this thing. Sure, So that's what we're you know, we're.

Trying to we eliminated or minimized the winging of it, and we're actually tailoring it. And so that's why so imperative to have like the proper therapists, the proper mds, the proper PhDs, the proper you know, person in the right spot, just like you said, and that's what we have, you know, with with our partnerships and with our affiliates and providers, like they're all top notch, top level. So breaking that up, Phase two, we start focusing. So once we get them zeroed or bio hacked and zeroed out because most of them are coming with operator syndrome anyways, and there's so many other organizations out there they deal specifically with that, but we do it too just to just to zero them out because we're focused on addiction. But we got to zero them out. We got to get a good, solid baseline. Once we do that, and once they're feeling good and filling a whole, and after that we focus on the therapy modalities and that's group, individual, and family therapy sessions and they got twelve weeks of that and that's phase two and that actually goes into the twelve step program which we're utilizing Recovery for Life with doctor Paul Hardy.

Trying to we eliminated or minimized the winging of it, and we're actually tailoring it. And so that's why so imperative to have like the proper therapists, the proper mds, the proper PhDs, the proper you know, person in the right spot, just like you said, and that's what we have, you know, with with our partnerships and with our affiliates and providers, like they're all top notch, top level. So breaking that up, Phase two, we start focusing. So once we get them zeroed or bio hacked and zeroed out because most of them are coming with operator syndrome anyways, and there's so many other organizations out there they deal specifically with that, but we do it too just to just to zero them out because we're focused on addiction. But we got to zero them out. We got to get a good, solid baseline. Once we do that, and once they're feeling good and filling a whole, and after that we focus on the therapy modalities and that's group, individual, and family therapy sessions and they got twelve weeks of that and that's phase two and that actually goes into the twelve step program which we're utilizing Recovery for Life with doctor Paul Hardy.

And Paul Hardy he's local.

And Paul Hardy he's local.

I mean, that's Providence, right, but he's a local provider here and that twelve step program is more closer to like a celebrate recovery.

I mean, that's Providence, right, but he's a local provider here and that twelve step program is more closer to like a celebrate recovery.

And you know, here's the other thing.

And you know, here's the other thing.

If that doesn't resonate with the individuals going through the program and they want to go to a twelve step AA.

If that doesn't resonate with the individuals going through the program and they want to go to a twelve step AA.

Program, then fine, do it man, have a good time.

Program, then fine, do it man, have a good time.

Or if it's smart recovery that they want to do awesome or if it's celebrate recovery that they want to do fantastic.

Or if it's smart recovery that they want to do awesome or if it's celebrate recovery that they want to do fantastic.

But the operator syndrome, I mean, that's a you know, the first person I've heard like say that. You know, it actually makes total sense for it because there is an operator syndrome. You guys are doing a specific job and it's not just like and there's there's guys. When I say you guys, I mean everybody. Okay, let me be let me be clear and put that out there preface this, but but you know, the operator syndrome is like it makes sense to have somebody like yourself who could.

But the operator syndrome, I mean, that's a you know, the first person I've heard like say that. You know, it actually makes total sense for it because there is an operator syndrome. You guys are doing a specific job and it's not just like and there's there's guys. When I say you guys, I mean everybody. Okay, let me be let me be clear and put that out there preface this, but but you know, the operator syndrome is like it makes sense to have somebody like yourself who could.

Talk like that's a whole idea behind it, and uh, you know that's it.

Talk like that's a whole idea behind it, and uh, you know that's it.

Yeah, it's a beautiful thing.

Yeah, it's a beautiful thing.

Actually, I just caught onto when you're saying operator syndrome, Like, dude's trying to help people with the same things that you've dealt with, Right, It's like there's other places that other people can go to for other things, but your operator syndrome just kind of stands out. And especially with my people that listen, there's a lot of vets out there. So I just want to coin that, you know, awesome, bro, operator syndrome.

Actually, I just caught onto when you're saying operator syndrome, Like, dude's trying to help people with the same things that you've dealt with, Right, It's like there's other places that other people can go to for other things, but your operator syndrome just kind of stands out. And especially with my people that listen, there's a lot of vets out there. So I just want to coin that, you know, awesome, bro, operator syndrome.

Well, yeah, so to go on a little tangent real quick, what conventional models don't realize, Well, let me rephrase that. What some conventional models don't realize is the.

Well, yeah, so to go on a little tangent real quick, what conventional models don't realize, Well, let me rephrase that. What some conventional models don't realize is the.

Person that they're bringing in.

Person that they're bringing in.

They're bringing in these high functioning individual with an IQ on an average of about one point thirty, so like very intelligent, very like it's just a different breed of people, not better or not worse, just different on average.

They're bringing in these high functioning individual with an IQ on an average of about one point thirty, so like very intelligent, very like it's just a different breed of people, not better or not worse, just different on average.

Though you said on average, I'm just kid dah. Yeah, yeah, that's fair on average.

Though you said on average, I'm just kid dah. Yeah, yeah, that's fair on average.

And so what we're doing is like we're nicheing it out for those individuals. And here's the other thing is like that includes first responders and when it comes to trauma, these dudes, those individuals see so much crap. They see the worst of humanity on a daily basis. So that's where it's like we got we got to bring them into the fold also, you know, like you know, and we need to heal them as well because we need them. We need them to be out there doing the job that they're doing, and we need them at full functioning capabilities. And so most organizations or some like rehab organizations don't understand that maybe or maybe they do, but they don't have they can't have that focus intently. So that's why we come up with this program to focus on the high functioning individuals.

And so what we're doing is like we're nicheing it out for those individuals. And here's the other thing is like that includes first responders and when it comes to trauma, these dudes, those individuals see so much crap. They see the worst of humanity on a daily basis. So that's where it's like we got we got to bring them into the fold also, you know, like you know, and we need to heal them as well because we need them. We need them to be out there doing the job that they're doing, and we need them at full functioning capabilities. And so most organizations or some like rehab organizations don't understand that maybe or maybe they do, but they don't have they can't have that focus intently. So that's why we come up with this program to focus on the high functioning individuals.

And that's you know, typically.

And that's you know, typically.

Your specops guys and first responders folks and doctors and attorneys and everything else, which I can talk about that offline, but for TTP specifically, Yeah, that's what we did. And so to digress a little bit, when I was going through my program inpatient program, the thing that they didn't realize, I'm like, yeah, I get it, Like I'm physically addicted to all call. I cannot fix that. But what I do know is that it's a coping tool for these other things that are going on in my life. Like I hit a perfect storm of life and it's just I just try to use this as a coping mechanism and I got addicted to it. But let's focus on the PTS portion of it. Let's focus on my family falling apart. Let's focus on my bankruptcy at the time.

Your specops guys and first responders folks and doctors and attorneys and everything else, which I can talk about that offline, but for TTP specifically, Yeah, that's what we did. And so to digress a little bit, when I was going through my program inpatient program, the thing that they didn't realize, I'm like, yeah, I get it, Like I'm physically addicted to all call. I cannot fix that. But what I do know is that it's a coping tool for these other things that are going on in my life. Like I hit a perfect storm of life and it's just I just try to use this as a coping mechanism and I got addicted to it. But let's focus on the PTS portion of it. Let's focus on my family falling apart. Let's focus on my bankruptcy at the time.

What it is that's making you want to take that and like just like try to push everything else away, because that's what you're doing when you're hitting that bottle.

What it is that's making you want to take that and like just like try to push everything else away, because that's what you're doing when you're hitting that bottle.

It's just like a fit today.

It's just like a fit today.

I'm gonna like go into this bottle and this bottle is going to take me home wherever that is, and you're going to be on the floor when you wake up. And you know, it's like what you've dealt with is you found your inner self and you kind of battled yourself and you figure out what it is that's causing you to want to do that, and that's where you have to start fixing yourself.

I'm gonna like go into this bottle and this bottle is going to take me home wherever that is, and you're going to be on the floor when you wake up. And you know, it's like what you've dealt with is you found your inner self and you kind of battled yourself and you figure out what it is that's causing you to want to do that, and that's where you have to start fixing yourself.

I'm just.

I'm just.

And so that's that's exactly right.

And so that's that's exactly right.

But it first comes with an awareness and a personal awareness like I'm all jacked up. I need help, you know, and I can't do it alone. And that's what we're here. We don't throw stones, man, And not only do we fully fund the program, like the individuals that come here, like they don't pay a penny, Like we completely cover them number one, number two, like we're there for them.

But it first comes with an awareness and a personal awareness like I'm all jacked up. I need help, you know, and I can't do it alone. And that's what we're here. We don't throw stones, man, And not only do we fully fund the program, like the individuals that come here, like they don't pay a penny, Like we completely cover them number one, number two, like we're there for them.

Number three, Like.

Number three, Like.

We don't share their information with the commands if they're coming from a command, like that's hip A violations and we protect We protect that exclusively or entirely. Like you want their their stuff, fine, but you're gonna have to get a court order then because we're not giving it away.

We don't share their information with the commands if they're coming from a command, like that's hip A violations and we protect We protect that exclusively or entirely. Like you want their their stuff, fine, but you're gonna have to get a court order then because we're not giving it away.

They'll have to tell you themselves.

They'll have to tell you themselves.

Right, it's like what they want to tell you, they could tell you, but otherwise yeacause that's.

Right, it's like what they want to tell you, they could tell you, but otherwise yeacause that's.

So said my listener, your your future help who you're going to help here?

So said my listener, your your future help who you're going to help here?

How do they come to Tribe Task Purpose? Like, you know, we keep saying those three, those three, the three words Tribe Task Purpose.

How do they come to Tribe Task Purpose? Like, you know, we keep saying those three, those three, the three words Tribe Task Purpose.

Well, how do we Well, we.

Well, how do we Well, we.

Have a website. We got a website trib Taskpurpose dot org.

Have a website. We got a website trib Taskpurpose dot org.

You can contact us via online or we have social media platforms also that if you want to, you know, follow us or friend us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, that's you know, we have those platforms as well. But on the website itself, like that is my personal number, so I'll take the call personally and that's my personal email.

You can contact us via online or we have social media platforms also that if you want to, you know, follow us or friend us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, that's you know, we have those platforms as well. But on the website itself, like that is my personal number, so I'll take the call personally and that's my personal email.

So that's awesome.

So that's awesome.

So exactly, so Tribe Task Purpose, just go check it out. Hit up you know, Mike, if you want to reach out the internet social media, have you guys adopted the new social media threads well out there taken off? Have you guys check out on that yet? Oh it's called threads. Yeah, it's through Instagram and through Instagram. Yeah, you should write that down. It's blown up. Yeah, they just had seventy million registered users.

So exactly, so Tribe Task Purpose, just go check it out. Hit up you know, Mike, if you want to reach out the internet social media, have you guys adopted the new social media threads well out there taken off? Have you guys check out on that yet? Oh it's called threads. Yeah, it's through Instagram and through Instagram. Yeah, you should write that down. It's blown up. Yeah, they just had seventy million registered users.

In two days.

In two days.

Yeah, I know, I don't like to date my shows, but this is when Threads just came out. So if you're listening to it, go get a thread and follow me uh.

Yeah, I know, I don't like to date my shows, but this is when Threads just came out. So if you're listening to it, go get a thread and follow me uh.

Soft reps on there too.

Soft reps on there too.

But I mean really, it's like usually if you go to your Instagram, it says, hey, we invite you to come open your account and threads and you go there and it's now supposed to be just like you leave a couple of blurbs of what you want to say and a photo and attachment and it's just real simple.

But I mean really, it's like usually if you go to your Instagram, it says, hey, we invite you to come open your account and threads and you go there and it's now supposed to be just like you leave a couple of blurbs of what you want to say and a photo and attachment and it's just real simple.

That's it.

That's it.

And it's just you know, another another avenue for you to reach somebody, right, it just takes That's it.

And it's just you know, another another avenue for you to reach somebody, right, it just takes That's it.

That's it. I'm just throwing it out there. And if you're not on Threads, hit me up Instagram or all that stuff too, and I'm out there. Yeah yeah, no for sure.

That's it. I'm just throwing it out there. And if you're not on Threads, hit me up Instagram or all that stuff too, and I'm out there. Yeah yeah, no for sure.

But again with trib task purpose, is there anything in there with like recreational therapy for these guys?

But again with trib task purpose, is there anything in there with like recreational therapy for these guys?

And I'm not going to say that I'm for it and I'm not against it either. In my theory is this, we don't want to substitute one edition for another. However, there's always positive feedback loops and and with positive.

And I'm not going to say that I'm for it and I'm not against it either. In my theory is this, we don't want to substitute one edition for another. However, there's always positive feedback loops and and with positive.

Snowboarding. That's I want to make sure you know what I mean. I mean.

Snowboarding. That's I want to make sure you know what I mean. I mean.

Size recreational like you know other as I'm not trying to go down any I'm saying, like rock climbing, like being with nature.

Size recreational like you know other as I'm not trying to go down any I'm saying, like rock climbing, like being with nature.

Oh got it?

Oh got it?

That kind of a recreational therapy that got that the VA doesn't seem to give us. You have to be like eighty ninety percent rated to get recreational therapy at the VA. Right, So here we have veterans who are dealing with substances and they would like to not get They would rather have thrills before pills because what do you call it? Operator syndrome? These guys are all high speed high IQ. You're doing two days, you're like working out, trying to keep your mind free and clear. Why can't the VA prescribe weight systems for us or like you know, here's here's a snowboard prescription. Go to rat Snowboard shop and get a snowboard.

That kind of a recreational therapy that got that the VA doesn't seem to give us. You have to be like eighty ninety percent rated to get recreational therapy at the VA. Right, So here we have veterans who are dealing with substances and they would like to not get They would rather have thrills before pills because what do you call it? Operator syndrome? These guys are all high speed high IQ. You're doing two days, you're like working out, trying to keep your mind free and clear. Why can't the VA prescribe weight systems for us or like you know, here's here's a snowboard prescription. Go to rat Snowboard shop and get a snowboard.

One hundred percent on board with what you're saying, And yeah, I mean, we don't have that internal. But what we do is one of our modalities is getting on the farm for a week and just working with our hands again, you know, like that's so important that people lose it, that they lose that with you know, the job requirements and all that. You know that I get it, like understand that, but we have to reset and that's one of the modalities that we utilize. Another one is working with our hands, you know, just forming still into blades, you know, stuff like that. So that's another modality that we use. And that's another week long within the first phase.

One hundred percent on board with what you're saying, And yeah, I mean, we don't have that internal. But what we do is one of our modalities is getting on the farm for a week and just working with our hands again, you know, like that's so important that people lose it, that they lose that with you know, the job requirements and all that. You know that I get it, like understand that, but we have to reset and that's one of the modalities that we utilize. Another one is working with our hands, you know, just forming still into blades, you know, stuff like that. So that's another modality that we use. And that's another week long within the first phase.

Like working with some earth and just making it into something and just like creating it out of you know, out of your own heart and passion and your own energy. It's like people who go and get their own food, right. I may be I may live a vegetarian lifestyle and try for that, But those guys that go out and hunt a deer, I got respect for that too, because they're bringing it home, they're doing the whole work, they're dressing it, they're doing everything to that.

Like working with some earth and just making it into something and just like creating it out of you know, out of your own heart and passion and your own energy. It's like people who go and get their own food, right. I may be I may live a vegetarian lifestyle and try for that, But those guys that go out and hunt a deer, I got respect for that too, because they're bringing it home, they're doing the whole work, they're dressing it, they're doing everything to that.

I got no problem with where they want to get their food. They got no problem with where I want to get my food. Kind of attitude. Right, we just live in this world, It's true. Yeah. Plus I talked some pretty hardfol hunters bro. Oh yeah, like you.

I got no problem with where they want to get their food. They got no problem with where I want to get my food. Kind of attitude. Right, we just live in this world, It's true. Yeah. Plus I talked some pretty hardfol hunters bro. Oh yeah, like you.

They're out here.

They're out here.

Dead Drew hunting one oh one.

Dead Drew hunting one oh one.

Absolutely man, And well, yeah, it's all about tracking, right and it's all, yeah, we're going on rabbit holes.

Absolutely man, And well, yeah, it's all about tracking, right and it's all, yeah, we're going on rabbit holes.

But uh I love one team.

But uh I love one team.

The way, are we though? Are we?

The way, are we though? Are we?

That's what we're all about here, bro, this is what trib tasking purposes.

That's what we're all about here, bro, this is what trib tasking purposes.

Man.

Man.

It's like, let's let's just pull our guys in and say, hey, let's go get off topic at try tasking purposes and figure ourselves out with these.

It's like, let's let's just pull our guys in and say, hey, let's go get off topic at try tasking purposes and figure ourselves out with these.

That's what we do, man, We're figuring it out with them. And so that's the biggest thing. It's just we're there with them, like we I've got We've gone through it. So like let's like I was the guinea pig to this this program, and that's where you know, it was a very clunky thing at first because I was trying to figure it out. But the guys when they come back to me after let's say, all the guys so far minus one has you know, we have an eighty percent success rate within the first year of relapse. Like the conventional models there's a ninety percent relapse within the first year. We have an eighty percent success rate within the first year. So we just flipped it upside down on its head. And you know, to me, that's a victory because it's all these individuals. They come back to me like, dude, I don't know how you figure this out, man, but thank you. I haven't felt this good in years, Like, thank you so much. I'm like, dude, Like, it's not me, man, it's everybody. We're doing it all together as a tribe, you know, and as it should be. And I you know, I won't claim fame or I'll own the mistakes, but I won't claim the success of it because it's not on me entirely. It's the whole entire team. Josh being one person of the team as well, and I couldn't do it without him. And you know, within the first year we've already raised over one hundred thousand dollars to get people through the programs.

That's what we do, man, We're figuring it out with them. And so that's the biggest thing. It's just we're there with them, like we I've got We've gone through it. So like let's like I was the guinea pig to this this program, and that's where you know, it was a very clunky thing at first because I was trying to figure it out. But the guys when they come back to me after let's say, all the guys so far minus one has you know, we have an eighty percent success rate within the first year of relapse. Like the conventional models there's a ninety percent relapse within the first year. We have an eighty percent success rate within the first year. So we just flipped it upside down on its head. And you know, to me, that's a victory because it's all these individuals. They come back to me like, dude, I don't know how you figure this out, man, but thank you. I haven't felt this good in years, Like, thank you so much. I'm like, dude, Like, it's not me, man, it's everybody. We're doing it all together as a tribe, you know, and as it should be. And I you know, I won't claim fame or I'll own the mistakes, but I won't claim the success of it because it's not on me entirely. It's the whole entire team. Josh being one person of the team as well, and I couldn't do it without him. And you know, within the first year we've already raised over one hundred thousand dollars to get people through the programs.

I mean that's you know.

I mean that's you know.

As a startup, that's like that's divine, you know, that's that's like a providence.

As a startup, that's like that's divine, you know, that's that's like a providence.

And you're open to more, right, You're willing to have people philanthropy more towards your organization too. So if there's a listener out there that's like, hey, you know, I've got to put something somewhere. I think this is a good organization. They can reach out to you and learn more, and if they want to put their money there, then so be it.

And you're open to more, right, You're willing to have people philanthropy more towards your organization too. So if there's a listener out there that's like, hey, you know, I've got to put something somewhere. I think this is a good organization. They can reach out to you and learn more, and if they want to put their money there, then so be it.

Right yep.

Right yep.

I mean, you know we're actually fixing. We're healing people. Man, We're not putting bannies on woms. You know, we're actually healing them. And that's you know, that's the difference.

I mean, you know we're actually fixing. We're healing people. Man, We're not putting bannies on woms. You know, we're actually healing them. And that's you know, that's the difference.

I think even the and the guy that goes through, like, uh, the guy you know that goes through, you know, a year of no alcohol and then relapses. You know, there's a year of a break of clarity in there that you know, that moment even is just a strong, powerful thing for that person because who knows what had happened in the year of unsurprised of just like being wasted.

I think even the and the guy that goes through, like, uh, the guy you know that goes through, you know, a year of no alcohol and then relapses. You know, there's a year of a break of clarity in there that you know, that moment even is just a strong, powerful thing for that person because who knows what had happened in the year of unsurprised of just like being wasted.

Okay, so yeah, you try hard. You know, nobody's personally.

Okay, so yeah, you try hard. You know, nobody's personally.

No, dude, I don't throw stones, man, he could relapse.

No, dude, I don't throw stones, man, he could relapse.

Yeah you can't.

Yeah you can't.

I don't throw stones in glass. That's exactly right, because.

I don't throw stones in glass. That's exactly right, because.

I know, yeah, I could exactly right.

I know, yeah, I could exactly right.

Drop off the bus.

Drop off the bus.

You know, like, I have to be accountable to something else, man, something bigger than me. Otherwise, you know, I have that potential and like, is it my kryptonite shirt?

You know, like, I have to be accountable to something else, man, something bigger than me. Otherwise, you know, I have that potential and like, is it my kryptonite shirt?

Own it? I own it.

Own it? I own it.

And I'm like Roger that I can't drink so fine, I'm okay with it.

And I'm like Roger that I can't drink so fine, I'm okay with it.

You know it is what it is, right exactly.

You know it is what it is, right exactly.

And and and someone listening right now who may never even have come through your organization and never even went through an organization, tried to kick it themselves. You know that's right. You're strong. You can do it. I want you to know you can do it, and you can kick it. You know, if I could kick cigarettes after so long of smoking cigarettes, it's been seventeen years of mere smoking a cigarette.

And and and someone listening right now who may never even have come through your organization and never even went through an organization, tried to kick it themselves. You know that's right. You're strong. You can do it. I want you to know you can do it, and you can kick it. You know, if I could kick cigarettes after so long of smoking cigarettes, it's been seventeen years of mere smoking a cigarette.

Eighteen years. Yeah, And to this day, if.

Eighteen years. Yeah, And to this day, if.

I get a whiff of a Marlborough, it goes right back to Malty Crew Metallica.

I get a whiff of a Marlborough, it goes right back to Malty Crew Metallica.

I'm like, where's that at, dude. I'm like, let's go do seventh grade all over again, bro.

I'm like, where's that at, dude. I'm like, let's go do seventh grade all over again, bro.

Basement of Robbie's house parents ashtray full of our cigarette butts.

Basement of Robbie's house parents ashtray full of our cigarette butts.

Dude, It's like, what are we doing? Man?

Dude, It's like, what are we doing? Man?

But back then they put that stuff so accessible to us as youth. It was just right on the counters at the circle k, swiping the people swiping packs of.

But back then they put that stuff so accessible to us as youth. It was just right on the counters at the circle k, swiping the people swiping packs of.

Non filtered camp What are you doing? Bro? We're adults, is what we're thinking. We're cool.

Non filtered camp What are you doing? Bro? We're adults, is what we're thinking. We're cool.

Yeah, nah ah no, that's it. Man is targeting an audience for profits, right. And it's funny because it's so funny that you bring it up because when I was doing business school at Harvard and like one of the case studies was the Jewel Car case study to where they're targeting the youth to get addicted to their product, and so it came into the legal, ethic and economic piece of the Venn diagram. It's like, where do they fall in because at the time, it wasn't illegal for them to target that age group, or you know, it was just unethical. Well billions of dollars later in lawsuits, you have to stay within the parameters of ethical or not having ethical violations.

Yeah, nah ah no, that's it. Man is targeting an audience for profits, right. And it's funny because it's so funny that you bring it up because when I was doing business school at Harvard and like one of the case studies was the Jewel Car case study to where they're targeting the youth to get addicted to their product, and so it came into the legal, ethic and economic piece of the Venn diagram. It's like, where do they fall in because at the time, it wasn't illegal for them to target that age group, or you know, it was just unethical. Well billions of dollars later in lawsuits, you have to stay within the parameters of ethical or not having ethical violations.

That's the conclusion of the case study.

That's the conclusion of the case study.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, they said, you got to get rid of Camel Joe, you got to get rid of the Marlboro Man. You got to get rid of you know, the fancy chick with the more cigarette on the back of the magazine. You know, the MoMA right, Okay, with the long breast. I mean those things are all advertised to us like, oh, we need to do it. But what's at the end of it, it's somebody's profits. They're profiting off of our of addiction.

Yeah, they said, you got to get rid of Camel Joe, you got to get rid of the Marlboro Man. You got to get rid of you know, the fancy chick with the more cigarette on the back of the magazine. You know, the MoMA right, Okay, with the long breast. I mean those things are all advertised to us like, oh, we need to do it. But what's at the end of it, it's somebody's profits. They're profiting off of our of addiction.

Yeah, that's one hundred percent, right, And so all they care about is their bottom line and who's going to buy the most amount of their product. And so that's why they target. It's a marketing scheme, So it is what it is. But now they're want again, they're paying billions of dollars in lawsuits. Well, you shouldn't have targeted that audience or that demographic. And that's where you know, with us, you know, we're not like we have a demographic, but we're actually on the other side of it where like we're healing people, we're not trying to make a profit off of their failment, you know.

Yeah, that's one hundred percent, right, And so all they care about is their bottom line and who's going to buy the most amount of their product. And so that's why they target. It's a marketing scheme, So it is what it is. But now they're want again, they're paying billions of dollars in lawsuits. Well, you shouldn't have targeted that audience or that demographic. And that's where you know, with us, you know, we're not like we have a demographic, but we're actually on the other side of it where like we're healing people, we're not trying to make a profit off of their failment, you know.

Or now, Mike, with with with what we're talking about, I'm thinking of other addictions other than just like alcoholism. Is there other opportunities for them to come and open up about these other addictions that they're dealing with with your organization right now?

Or now, Mike, with with with what we're talking about, I'm thinking of other addictions other than just like alcoholism. Is there other opportunities for them to come and open up about these other addictions that they're dealing with with your organization right now?

It's chemical dependency, So it's opioids and I'll call being the primary ones and man, I'll tell you their sons of bitches.

It's chemical dependency, So it's opioids and I'll call being the primary ones and man, I'll tell you their sons of bitches.

Man, they're hard to manage.

Man, they're hard to manage.

So that's why it's like, yeah, we'll focus exclusively on that right now until yeah, until we get a campus or infrastructure, our own brick and mortar. So where now we can start, you know, taper or we can start going off these little tangents of different arenas of addiction.

So that's why it's like, yeah, we'll focus exclusively on that right now until yeah, until we get a campus or infrastructure, our own brick and mortar. So where now we can start, you know, taper or we can start going off these little tangents of different arenas of addiction.

But right now we're just focused on those chemical.

But right now we're just focused on those chemical.

Ones, chemical dependency and uh style and so, Josh, how do you feel now that you've been with these guys?

Ones, chemical dependency and uh style and so, Josh, how do you feel now that you've been with these guys?

What about a year now?

What about a year now?

Yeah, fair person, just over a year. No, it's a great program.

Yeah, fair person, just over a year. No, it's a great program.

And you know something I want to touch on that you brought up about listeners in the audience that don't necessarily need treatment but want to give back. I mean, the first word in our name is tribe because it does it takes a whole tribe. So it's not just it can be financial. I mean, Mike is big on the three t's, time, treasure, and talents. If anyone in the audience has time, treasure or talents they'd like to donate to the organization, we're we would love to have it. You know, as Mike pointed out, we raised one hundred thousand dollars in the first year, but we like to do more. There's a lot of people that need help, but you know, we need a community to help us do that. So right now, one of our biggest initiatives is just that, trying to recruit good talent, trying to raise funds, and finding people that really can put.

And you know something I want to touch on that you brought up about listeners in the audience that don't necessarily need treatment but want to give back. I mean, the first word in our name is tribe because it does it takes a whole tribe. So it's not just it can be financial. I mean, Mike is big on the three t's, time, treasure, and talents. If anyone in the audience has time, treasure or talents they'd like to donate to the organization, we're we would love to have it. You know, as Mike pointed out, we raised one hundred thousand dollars in the first year, but we like to do more. There's a lot of people that need help, but you know, we need a community to help us do that. So right now, one of our biggest initiatives is just that, trying to recruit good talent, trying to raise funds, and finding people that really can put.

The time in to make this work.

The time in to make this work.

The other thing I wanted to touch on, you guys are talked about the treatment style. I've been in in medicine for twenty three years and I've been working in pay management for sixteen of.

The other thing I wanted to touch on, you guys are talked about the treatment style. I've been in in medicine for twenty three years and I've been working in pay management for sixteen of.

Those years, and it's interesting.

Those years, and it's interesting.

Most programs are set up in a way, and you guys talk about corruption, addiction, what reimburses the best by the government. The government ultimately dictates what treatments doctors do. Right, everything about TTP is different. It's thinking outside the box. But what I love about it, it's not putting pressure on a wound, it's not putting a band aid, it's trying to tourniquit.

Most programs are set up in a way, and you guys talk about corruption, addiction, what reimburses the best by the government. The government ultimately dictates what treatments doctors do. Right, everything about TTP is different. It's thinking outside the box. But what I love about it, it's not putting pressure on a wound, it's not putting a band aid, it's trying to tourniquit.

And that's what we're trying to do is reset the whole person.

And that's what we're trying to do is reset the whole person.

Let's get to the root of the problem and then treat that right there so that they can deal with their addiction or their triggers later on in life.

Let's get to the root of the problem and then treat that right there so that they can deal with their addiction or their triggers later on in life.

Yep, that's very cool, right, Like some people don't need to put themselves in. They might have, you know, not the ability to go into a place to be you know, take they have to still work or function. There are functioning dare I say alcoholics out there that just get through life and can just manage themselves. There's functional all sorts of chemical dependency functioning yep, productive, yep. May not even think it's a problem, yeah, because they're like, I'm doing good, man. I don't know why I'm so hyper all the time and my heart rates out the roof, but I'm doing really good.

Yep, that's very cool, right, Like some people don't need to put themselves in. They might have, you know, not the ability to go into a place to be you know, take they have to still work or function. There are functioning dare I say alcoholics out there that just get through life and can just manage themselves. There's functional all sorts of chemical dependency functioning yep, productive, yep. May not even think it's a problem, yeah, because they're like, I'm doing good, man. I don't know why I'm so hyper all the time and my heart rates out the roof, but I'm doing really good.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You know. It's like, you know, you look in.

You know. It's like, you know, you look in.

The mirror and you feel tired, and you feel like you've just done it too much. And that's how I felt with cigarettes. And I'm just going to use that as my kind of crutch of what a huge addiction quitting was. I just one day woke up and I didn't want to have a drag of it. I wanted to breathe without having a cigarette in my lungs for the morning. And then I went I said, that's how long I can see how long I can go today without having a smoke. But I didn't throw my smokes away. I didn't say I'm quitting forever. I just put them in my glove box and I left them in there with smokes in it, and if I wanted one, I was mad enough to say, I can have one. If I want one, I can make my choice, and I can also make a choice to not have one. And so I left them in my glovebox for about two years.