Former Navy SEAL to French Foreign Legionnaire Taylor Cavanaugh's story

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  • Опубликовано: 17 янв 2024
  • Isn't it fascinating how life's greatest challenges often lead to our most profound transformations? Our guest for today's episode, Taylor Cavanaugh, stands testament to this truth. A former Navy SEAL turned French Foreign Legionnaire, Taylor shares his remarkable journey from his troubled past, struggles with drugs and alcohol, to his personal transformation and path to inner peace.
    Despite the challenges faced in his early life, Taylor's determination and vision led him to an extraordinary journey of self-discovery and growth. He gives an in-depth account of his experiences in the Navy SEAL teams, his dismissal, and how these struggles were the catalyst for his profound personal development. Get an intriguing insight into the intense selection process of the French Foreign Legion, a journey he embarked on with zero French language skills. Taylor's time in the Legion was an impactful experience that pushed him out of his comfort zone and redefined him.
    We also delve into Taylor's practical approach towards self-development, fitness, and entrepreneurship. His unique perspective on discipline, the importance of mentors, and being open to life's opportunities are invaluable insights for those seeking personal growth. Hear his practical advice on health, fitness, and his surprising revelation about cutting alcohol from his lifestyle. His story serves as an inspiration for anyone striving to overcome personal obstacles and achieve success in their own lives. So join us, as we explore Taylor Cavanaugh's commitment to helping others through his experiences and his unique perspective on growth and discipline.
    Follow him at: ‪@tcavofficial‬
    To Follow the Host on Instagram: @thebrandonthornhill
    To See The Full Video go to "Journey To Win" on RUclips / Spotify / Apple Podcast

Комментарии • 6

  • @brendanrogers8195
    @brendanrogers8195 5 месяцев назад +8

    The total bro move, Taylor came on a podcast with 39 subs and gave the same respect he give to pods with a million subs, mad respect for this warrior

    • @thebrandonthornhill
      @thebrandonthornhill  5 месяцев назад +1

      Yeah We have a telegram chat with Taylor, myself and 5 other former navy seals giving our daily videos if you want to join. t.me/navysealmentors

  • @saileshnatenatesan8495
    @saileshnatenatesan8495 5 месяцев назад +2

    Awesome conversation, thanks 🙏🏼 🇺🇲

  • @briandam8126
    @briandam8126 5 месяцев назад

    Brandon, you have a great interviewing style (you listen, and don’t interrupt). Subscribed brother.

  • @gunchief0811
    @gunchief0811 4 месяца назад

    I joined the Marines in 1984 and began Bootcamp in 1985 after a year of delayed entry program
    Bootcamp in the mid and late eighties in the Marine Corps was tougher than anything in the U.S. Military had to offer for entry-level training for Military it was 13 weeks of insanity then I attended Field Artillery cannoneer course at FT. Sill Oklahoma which is where the war chief Geronimo is Buried. that course was 8 weeks ..
    then I was sent to Camp Pendleton CA, for four years and many field Live fire training operations and deployments.
    and running P.T. and Battalion level schools etc...
    Martial arts etc.. etc.. etc.. Loved the Marines. good times for sure. and hard times as well.

  • @heribertogonzalez3186
    @heribertogonzalez3186 4 месяца назад

    From all the videos I’ve seen with Taylor, “No One” has ever asked him if he was ever in combat with the seals & whether he saw combat with the legion, because no one really knows where the legion fights or if they even fight, besides many years ago in the Middle East.