
Ep34: Retired Special Forces Officer on Turning Scars into Art
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In this episode, Scott goes solo on the importance of using the arts to tell the stories of your scars and struggles. Veteran or not, the arts are a powerful mechanism to repurpose our life's stories in the service of others.
Check out the three books by Stephen Pressfield that Scott mentions:
- The War of Art: https://a.co/d/jfUtNMg
- Do the Work: https://a.co/d/7ZeFAtU
- Turning Pro: https://a.co/d/ijfVdvm
...and the version of Amazing Grace by Dan Vasc: https://youtu.be/89g9yMGFGlM?si=PCmp88MYYK_LYphc
The Scott Mann Podcast is focused on human connection like our lives depend on it—because they do. Scott Mann is a retired US Army Special Forces officer, NY Times bestselling author, news correspondent, keynote speaker and storytelling and connection coach.
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