The Way Forward: Master Life's Toughest Battles and Create Your Lasting Legacy

The Way Forward: Master Life's Toughest Battles and Create Your Lasting Legacy

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  • Create Date：2022-03-28 11:21:49
  • Update Date：2025-09-07
  • Status：finish
  • Author：Robert O'Neill
  • ISBN：1665097140
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Reviews

Andrew Baine ，

Not quite what I was expecting。 Dakota and Rob alternate “chapters” as they discuss life lessons。

Nicholas ，

Worth a readTold in a conversational style， this back and forth conversation exposes you to the long and rough road these two extraordinary men have traveled。 Would that we were all so brave。

Sher ，

Ty for sharing We all have ‘story’ to tell about our life， you won’t want to miss this one。 Thanks for sharing yours！

Roxanne ，

This is a great book。 It is written by Robert O"Neill and Dakota Meyer。 One was Navy Seal and the other was in the United States Marines。 They both served on dangerous missions。 All the missions they did were terrifying and they can do emotional damage to a soldier。 One thing I have seen is the VA system is hard to deal with。 My father was a POW in World War 11 and and he recieved great care form the VA。 But he saw many service members from the Vietnam War not getting the care they needed。 That This is a great book。 It is written by Robert O"Neill and Dakota Meyer。 One was Navy Seal and the other was in the United States Marines。 They both served on dangerous missions。 All the missions they did were terrifying and they can do emotional damage to a soldier。 One thing I have seen is the VA system is hard to deal with。 My father was a POW in World War 11 and and he recieved great care form the VA。 But he saw many service members from the Vietnam War not getting the care they needed。 That made him feel bad。 Part of the problem is too many vets are coming back from the Middle East and they do not have enough people to care for them all。 My father was in 5 POW camps in Germany in 1945 and even as he got older he still ahd trauma from that and we took him to a private therapist to help him。 My dad bacame a volunteer at an Air Musuem where other veterans worked and they became a close knit group。 This book says that also get good people around you that understand what you have been through。 PTSD is a very real thing and can last a long time。 They both have the attitude of make themsleves better every day。 They both have become speakers and authors to raise awareness about veterans issues。 I lived in a apt complex where my neighbor a man in his 20，s had just come back from Iraq， he said Iraq was the country form hell， he already had PTSD， he could not sleep， he had terrible nightmares。 He was home on leave， when they told him he was going to have to go back to Iraq he quit the Marines and moved back to Tennesee with his wife and baby。 I felt so bad for him that he was in such bad shape at such a young age。 。。。more