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Comments on the Military and Business Ownership

My military service, including serving in the U.S. Army Special Forces as a Green Beret and participating in multiple combat campaigns, prepared me to be a stronger and more effective business owner by teaching me leadership, discipline, accountability, adaptability, and mission-focused decision-making under pressure. In Special Forces, I learned how to operate in high-risk environments where planning, teamwork, trust, and execution were critical to success. Those same principles directly carry over into entrepreneurship. My service taught me how to lead diverse teams, solve problems quickly, and stay calm in unpredictable situations. In business, those skills help me manage operations, serve clients, make sound decisions, and maintain high standards even when facing challenges. Military service also reinforced the importance of integrity, professionalism, and putting the mission first, which is how I approach customer service, employee leadership, and long-term business growth. Serving in multiple combat campaigns also strengthened my resilience and ability to work through adversity. As an entrepreneur, that means I do not back down from hard work, setbacks, or complex problems. Instead, I approach each challenge with focus, determination, and a commitment to completing the mission the right way. My military background has given me a strong foundation to build a business that is dependable, disciplined, and service-driven.