MHNR Network, LLC
MHNR Network, LLC
Struggle Well – Thoughts on Afghanistan
Struggle Well – Thoughts on Afghanistan
Struggle Well – Thoughts on Afghanistan
Monday 23rd August 2021
Join Josh Goldberg as he talks with Lt. Col Aaron Schilleci about the emotional impact of the Afghanistan withdrawal and the journey to find meaning after service.
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Get the buttons here!Reflections on Afghanistan: Lt. Col Aaron Schilleci's Insights on Service and Transformation
Perspective is the one thing in life that can shift, and I think Aaron has a really interesting perspective on the question of what for and to what end
What happens when a mission that defined your life ends in chaos? In this episode of the Struggle Well Podcast, host Josh Goldberg sits down with Lt. Col Aaron Schilleci to unpack the emotional and psychological fallout from the withdrawal from Afghanistan. Lt. Col Schilleci, who served during the surges in Iraq and Afghanistan, offers a raw and candid perspective on what it means to see a mission dissolve and how it impacts those who served.
The conversation delves into the complex feelings of loss, confusion, and questioning that many service members and veterans face. But it doesn't stop there. Lt. Col Schilleci shares how these challenging experiences have shaped him, emphasizing the importance of perspective and posttraumatic growth. He believes that despite the turmoil, his time in Afghanistan transformed him into a stronger individual.
If you're grappling with similar feelings or know someone who is, this episode offers not just a story of struggle but also a path toward healing and growth. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the deeper emotional layers of military service and the journey toward finding meaning after trauma.