Tactical Wealth: From Military to Money

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Tactical Wealth is the show built to empower the military and veteran community to take control of their financial future. From navigating the military to civilian life transition, to launching businesses, growing your income, and building long-term wealth, each episode brings you real stories and actionable insights from those who’ve gone from boots on the ground to building lasting wealth. Hosted by Kaj Larsen, former Navy SEAL, award-winning journalist, and mission-driven entrepreneur. Kaj successfully co-founded a financial technology company and sold the company in 2024. The podcast features hard truth conversations with successful veteran entrepreneurs, CEOs, and top financial experts. Whether you're still in uniform or already charting your next chapter, this podcast gives you the tactical tools to lead with impact in your finances and beyond. Let’s get tactical. Tactical Wealth is a Gebbia Media production, brought to you by Siebert.Valor, a military-focused initiative from Siebert Financial. The Tactical Wealth podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only. The views expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of Siebert Financial. This podcast does not constitute investment advice, an offer to sell, or a solicitation to buy any securities. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Listeners should consult a qualified financial professional before making any investment decisions. For more information and disclosures, please visit siebert.com/disclosures.

  1. 5d ago

    2 Rules for Living Greatly: The Navy SEAL Who Got a Second Chance | Jason Redman

    Retired U.S. Navy SEAL, bestselling author, and entrepreneur Jason Redman shares how surviving a life-threatening injury in Fallujah changed his perspective on leadership, purpose, and what it means to live greatly. After nearly 40 surgeries and four years of recovery, Jason rebuilt his life beyond the military, building businesses, investing in real estate, and helping fellow veterans navigate life after service. He breaks down the financial lessons he learned along the way and how he’s using technology and AI to help veterans access the benefits they’ve earned. We cover: Surviving combat and finding purpose after a second chance at lifeBuilding a nonprofit and navigating the financial realities of entrepreneurshipCreating multiple income streams and investing in real estateLessons from financial mistakes and building long-term wealthLaunching TurboVets to simplify veterans’ access to benefitsThe mindset behind overcoming adversity and living without regretWhether you're a veteran, entrepreneur, or business leader, Jason’s story offers powerful lessons on resilience, wealth-building, and making the most of the opportunities in front of you. 👉 Subscribe to Tactical Wealth for more conversations on military service, entrepreneurship, investing, and leadership. EPISODE RESOURCES Connect with Jason Redman:🌐 Website: jasonredman.com📸 Instagram: @jasonredmanww Connect with Kaj Larsen:🌐 Website: KajLarsen.com📸 Instagram: @KajLarsen Join the Mission Money Community ➡️ https://mailchi.ch/siebert/valor-newsletter-signup Sponsored by Blackout Coffee Co. Fresh coffee. Proudly supporting America’s military community. Get 20% off your first order at blackoutcoffee.com/TacticalWealth

    2 Rules for Living Greatly: The Navy SEAL Who Got a Second Chance | Jason Redman

  2. Oct 20

    Why This Army Ranger Thinks Entrepreneurs Are Measuring Success All Wrong | Drew Plateis

    In this episode of Tactical Wealth, Army Ranger, entrepreneur, and Co-Founder of Valor Hunt Club Drew Plateis shares how his experience in the 75th Ranger Regiment shaped his approach to entrepreneurship, leadership, and building businesses with a mission beyond profit. From growing up in New York and finding direction through military service to launching security companies, building luxury fashion and jewelry brands, and creating Valor Hunt Club, Drew explains how military discipline, adaptability, and learning through adversity helped him navigate the challenges of entrepreneurship and find a greater purpose in business. In this episode, we dive into: Finding Direction Through Military Service: How Drew’s difficult upbringing, exposure to the aftermath of 9/11, and early experiences with Army Rangers inspired him to pursue special operations Choosing the Ranger Regiment: Why Drew pursued the Army Ranger pipeline, his desire to get into combat quickly, and what it took to earn his place in the 75th Ranger RegimentUnderstanding the Ranger Mission: How Rangers operate across land, sea, and air, take on high-value targets, and adapt to complex missions under pressure The Entrepreneurial Mindset in the Military: Why Rangers learn to accomplish the most with the fewest resources and how that mentality builds confidence, creativity, and problem-solving skillsTransitioning Out of the Military: How injuries pushed Drew to leave active service and the challenges of rebuilding his identity, finding direction, and starting a new chapter as a civilianTaking Ownership of His Future: How Drew moved from working at a security firm to launching his own security business and learning to take responsibility for client acquisition, revenue, and business growthFinding Opportunity in Unlikely Industries: How Drew brought his military background into the luxury fashion and jewelry markets, combining tactical influences with high-end designLearning From Business and Failure: Why Drew measures entrepreneurial success by how much he learns rather than how much money he makes, and how each venture helped him better understand his strengths and prioritiesKnowing When to Pivot: How Drew approached exiting his luxury businesses and reinvesting in opportunities that aligned more closely with his values and long-term mission Building Businesses With Fellow Veterans: Why Drew believes military friendships, shared adversity, and the ability to give each other direct feedback can create a strong foundation for entrepreneurshipThe Story Behind Valor: How challenges with an earlier venture shaped Drew’s approach to funding, ownership, and building a business alongside fellow operatorsBuilding Valor Hunt Club: How Drew is creating a home for special operators to share their skills with the civilian community through training, outdoor experiences, and veteran employment Nature, Wellness, and Conservation: Why Drew wants Valor to provide a space for people to reconnect with nature, support their well-being, and contribute to conservation efforts in FloridaDefining Success Beyond Money: Why personal growth, self-awareness, and understanding how you can best contribute to society matter more than material markers of successRapid Fire: Drew shares his best investment, biggest financial mistake, the military skill that has helped him most in business, the habit he still carries from service, a book that shaped his thinking, and his morning routine Whether you're a veteran, entrepreneur, founder, or business leader, Drew’s story offers perspective on finding purpose after military service, building businesses through adversity, learning from failure, and using entrepreneurship to create opportunities for others. 👉 Subscribe to Tactical Wealth for more conversations on military service, entrepreneurship, investing, wealth, leadership, and building with purpose. EPISODE RESOURCES Connect with Drew Plateis:🌐 Website: ValorHuntClub.com 📸 Instagram: @pewlikedrew 👤 LinkedIn: Andrew Plateis Connect with Kaj Larsen:🌐 Website: KajLarsen.com📸 Instagram: @KajLarsen👤 LinkedIn: Kaj Larsen Join the Mission Money Community ➡️ https://mailchi.ch/siebert/valor-newsletter-signup Tactical Wealth is supported by Blackout Coffee Co. Fresh coffee. Proudly supporting America’s military community. Get 20% off your first order at blackoutcoffee.com/TacticalWealth

    Why This Army Ranger Thinks Entrepreneurs Are Measuring Success All Wrong | Drew Plateis

  3. Oct 13

    Inside the Billion-Dollar Tech Empire Protecting America | Blake Hall

    In this episode of Tactical Wealth, Army veteran, entrepreneur, and ID.me co-founder and CEO Blake Hall shares how his experience leading soldiers in combat shaped his approach to leadership, problem-solving, and building a technology company focused on digital identity and fraud prevention. From serving as an infantry officer in Iraq to founding one of the leading digital identity platforms, Blake explains how lessons from the battlefield helped him navigate the uncertainty of entrepreneurship, recognize when to pivot, and build a company working to protect millions of Americans. In this episode, we dive into: Growing Up in an Army Family: How Blake’s family history of military service and desire to give back to his country led him to commission as an Army infantry officer Leading in Combat: How Blake’s deployment to Iraq challenged him as a leader and taught him to adapt under pressure Learning Through Failure: How Blake’s platoon improved its mission success rate by learning from mistakes, listening to the team, and continuously refining its approachThe Power of Teamwork: How collective intelligence, humility, and trusting the people around you can make the difference when the stakes are highFinding His Next Mission: How Blake transitioned from military service to Harvard Business School and searched for a new purpose beyond the battlefieldFrom Combat to Digital Identity: How his experience with intelligence systems and identifying threats in Iraq inspired the founding of ID.meOvercoming Entrepreneurial Doubt: How Blake navigated the uncertainty of starting a technology company without a technical background and learned to trust his ability to adaptBuilding a Business Around a Mission: How early supporters and investors backed Blake’s ability to learn and execute, even when they questioned his original business planKnowing When to Pivot: Why Blake shifted ID.me from a destination website focused on the military community to a broader digital identity platformScaling ID.me: How a pivotal product launch brought in 48,000 users in 45 days and helped demonstrate product-market fitFighting Fraud and Protecting Americans: How ID.me helps verify identities, prevent identity theft, and address national security threats, including attempts by North Korean operatives to obtain jobs at U.S. companiesDigital Identity, Privacy, and AI: Why strong identity verification matters online and how trusted digital identities could help people use AI agents to complete tasks across government and financial servicesMaking Benefits More Accessible: How ID.me created alternative identity verification options to help veterans, underserved communities, and people who cannot easily access in-person servicesRapid Fire: Blake shares his best investment, biggest financial mistake, the military skill that has helped him most in business, the habit he still follows, and a book that shaped his thinking Whether you're a veteran, entrepreneur, founder, investor, or business leader, Blake’s story offers valuable perspective on finding purpose after service, learning through adversity, building trusted teams, and turning military experience into a mission that makes a difference. 👉 Subscribe to Tactical Wealth for more conversations on military service, entrepreneurship, investing, wealth, leadership, and building with purpose. EPISODE RESOURCES Connect with Blake Hall:🌐 Website: ID.me👤 LinkedIn: Blake Hall Connect with Kaj Larsen:🌐 Website: KajLarsen.com📸 Instagram: @KajLarsen👤 LinkedIn: Kaj Larsen Join the Mission Money Community ➡️ https://mailchi.ch/siebert/valor-newsletter-signup Tactical Wealth is supported by Blackout Coffee Co. Fresh coffee. Proudly supporting America’s military community. Get 20% off your first order at blackoutcoffee.com/TacticalWealth

    Inside the Billion-Dollar Tech Empire Protecting America | Blake Hall

  4. Oct 6

    Reinventing the Car Industry by Turning a Real-World Problem Into a Business | Scott Painter

    In this episode of Tactical Wealth, Army veteran, serial entrepreneur, and TrueCar CEO and founder Scott Painter shares the unconventional path that took him from enlisting in the Army and serving as a Spanish interrogator and airborne soldier to building dozens of companies and reshaping the way consumers buy and own cars. In this episode, we dive into: Joining the Army: How Scott’s military family and desire for independence led him to enlist before his 17th birthday The Path to West Point: How an unlikely opportunity led Scott from Army enlistment to a presidential appointment at West Point Military Lessons in Entrepreneurship: How Scott’s service shaped the way he thinks about systems, innovation, and solving problemsStarting in the Car Business: How Scott went from helping friends buy cars to purchasing 10 to 15 vehicles a week while at UC BerkeleyBuilding His First Company: How Scott turned his side hustle into a real business and eventually sold it before graduating58 Companies Later: What Scott learned from decades of entrepreneurship, fundraising, and building businessesThe Future of AI: Why Scott believes AI could fundamentally change how consumers search for, finance, and purchase vehiclesAutonomous Vehicles: How self-driving technology could change mobility, ownership, insurance, and how people use their timeTurning Around TrueCar: How Scott took TrueCar from losing $2 million a month to making $2 million a month in one quarterBuilding Alignment: Why Scott interviewed all 400 employees before making major changes and focused on identifying who could help move the company forwardRapid Fire: Scott shares his best investment, biggest financial mistake, the military habit he still relies on, the book that influenced his thinking, and his morning routine Whether you're a veteran, entrepreneur, founder, investor, or simply interested in the future of technology and mobility, Scott’s story offers a firsthand look at building around real problems, challenging the status quo, and using technology to rethink an entire industry. 👉 Subscribe to Tactical Wealth for more conversations on military service, entrepreneurship, investing, wealth, technology, and building with purpose. EPISODE RESOURCES Connect with Scott Painter:🌐 TrueCar.com 👤 LinkedIn: Scott Painter Connect with Kaj Larsen:🌐 Website: KajLarsen.com📸 Instagram: @KajLarsen👤 LinkedIn: Kaj Larsen Join the Mission Money Community ➡️ https://mailchi.ch/siebert/valor-newsletter-signup Tactical Wealth is supported by Blackout Coffee Co.Fresh coffee. Proudly supporting America’s military community.Get 20% off your first order at blackoutcoffee.com/TacticalWealth

    Reinventing the Car Industry by Turning a Real-World Problem Into a Business | Scott Painter

  5. Sep 29

    Building a Company in a War Zone and Becoming a Leading Angel Investor | Paige Craig

    In this episode of Tactical Wealth, Marine veteran, entrepreneur, and investor Paige Craig shares the unconventional path that took him from growing up dirt poor and serving in the Marine Corps to building a company in the middle of the Iraq War and eventually becoming a leading angel investor. Paige opens up about growing up poor, his decision to leave West Point, and why he ultimately enlisted in the Marine Corps. He shares how his experience in the intelligence community exposed him to the frustrations of traditional military bureaucracy and led him to think differently about what was possible. When he was told he wouldn’t deploy to Iraq anytime soon, Paige decided to create his own path into the war. With no company experience, investors, or significant capital, he started a company focused on providing intelligence and technology capabilities in conflict zones. He bootstrapped the business using credit cards and an equity line, traveled into Iraq, and built the operation from the ground up. Paige talks about growing the company into a major defense business, the risks and challenges that came with operating in a war zone, and the lessons he learned about building something when there is no clear roadmap. He also explains why he eventually moved into venture capital and why he believes the most important investment is often the person behind the company. In this episode, we dive into: Growing Up Dirt Poor: How Paige’s early life and family’s military background shaped his path toward service and entrepreneurship Leaving West Point: Why Paige realized the traditional military academy path wasn’t right for him and chose to enlist in the Marine Corps From the Marine Corps to Intelligence: How Paige moved into the intelligence community and became frustrated with traditional bureaucracy and slow-moving systems Building His Own Way Into Iraq: What happened when Paige was told he wouldn’t deploy and decided to start a company that could operate in war zonesStarting With Almost Nothing: How Paige bootstrapped the company without traditional investors, using credit cards and an equity line to get startedBuilding in a War Zone: How Paige traveled into Iraq, established his first headquarters, and built the company from the ground upScaling the Business: How the company grew into a major defense contractor and closed hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts during its first four yearsThe Reality of Entrepreneurship: The criticism, danger, and setbacks that came with building a company in a conflict zoneFrom Founder to Investor: Why Paige eventually sold the company and moved into venture capitalBetting on People: Why Paige believes founders matter more than decks, technology, or perfectly executed plansNo Battle Plan Survives: How Paige’s military experience shaped the way he works with founders when things inevitably go sidewaysThe Veteran Advantage: Why Paige believes veterans can bring a unique strategic advantage to entrepreneurshipThe Future of Defense Tech: Paige’s perspective on how inexpensive technology is changing warfare and creating new opportunities in the defense industryRapid Fire: Paige shares his best investment, biggest financial mistake, the military habit he still relies on, his approach to lifelong learning, and what his daily routine looks like Whether you're a veteran, entrepreneur, founder, investor, or simply interested in what it takes to build something from nothing, Paige’s story offers a firsthand look at taking an unconventional path, creating opportunity where none exists, and learning to figure things out along the way. 👉 Subscribe to Tactical Wealth for more conversations on military service, entrepreneurship, investing, wealth, and building with purpose. EPISODE RESOURCES Connect with Paige Craig:📸 LinkedIn: Paige Craig 📸 Instagram: @outlandervc Connect with Kaj Larsen:🌐 Website: KajLarsen.com📸 Instagram: @KajLarsen👤 LinkedIn: Kaj Larsen Join the Mission Money Community ➡️ https://mailchi.ch/siebert/valor-newsletter-signup

    Building a Company in a War Zone and Becoming a Leading Angel Investor | Paige Craig

  6. Sep 22

    Find a Way or Make One: Navy SEAL on Losing Everything to Building a Defense Empire | Mike O’Dowd

    In this episode of Tactical Wealth, former Navy SEAL, entrepreneur, and Defense Strategies Group founder Mike O’Dowd shares the unconventional path that took him from nearly a decade in the SEAL Teams to building his own security and training company. Mike opens up about his time in the SEAL Teams, serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the lessons he carried with him after leaving the military. He shares what happened when he moved into the corporate world, why he struggled with the siloed nature of traditional business, and the moment he realized he needed to build something of his own. Then came 2020. Mike’s company went under with roughly 12 hours’ notice. With little savings and no clear safety net, he took two unemployment checks before deciding to start teaching shooting classes through Instagram. His first class sold out, but the road from there was anything but easy. Mike talks about why he kept going through setbacks, what the SEAL Teams taught him about grit and commitment, and why he believes success comes down to seeing things through to the end. In this episode, we dive into: Nearly a Decade in the SEAL Teams: What Mike learned from his time serving in Iraq and Afghanistan and teaching combatives and weapons The Transition Out of the Military: Why Mike struggled with corporate environments and eventually realized he needed to build something for himself The 12-Hour Notice: What happened when Mike’s company went under in 2020 and left him without a financial safety netStarting From Scratch: How teaching shooting classes through Instagram became the beginning of Mike’s next chapterThe $11,000 Setback: How Mike’s first range class ended with a broken-down Land Cruiser and a massive repair billLosing $30,000 in Gear: The setback that came when his truck and trailer were stolen and why he refused to quitThe Power of Commitment: Why Mike believes you have to go all in and see things through to the endWhat the SEAL Teams Taught Him: How BUD/S and the Teams taught Mike to keep showing up even when things get difficultKnowing When to Pivot: Why commitment doesn’t mean refusing to change course when a better opportunity appearsBuilding Defense Strategies Group: How Mike turned his experience into a security and training company serving everyone from beginners to elite SWAT teams The Military-to-Entrepreneurship Connection: How the military mindset of finding a way to complete the mission translates into building a businessThe Cost of Playing It Safe: Why Mike believes getting too comfortable can keep you from reaching your full potentialAdvice for Veterans: Mike’s perspective on commitment, risk, failure, and building something of your own after service Whether you're a veteran, entrepreneur, business owner, or simply interested in the mindset behind building something from the ground up, Mike’s story offers a firsthand look at what it takes to keep moving when the plan falls apart. 👉 Subscribe to Tactical Wealth for more conversations on military service, entrepreneurship, investing, wealth, and building with purpose. EPISODE RESOURCES Connect with Mike O’Dowd:🌐 Website: www.defensestrategies.us 📸 Instagram: @mike_oscar_delta👤 LinkedIn: Michael O'Dowd Connect with Kaj Larsen:🌐 Website: KajLarsen.com📸 Instagram: @KajLarsen👤 LinkedIn: Kaj Larsen Join the Mission Money Community ➡️ https://mailchi.mp/siebert/valor-newsletter-signup

    Find a Way or Make One: Navy SEAL on Losing Everything to Building a Defense Empire | Mike O’Dowd

  7. Sep 15

    Betting Everything on Entrepreneurship After 17 Years in the Military | Craig Cummings

    In this episode of Tactical Wealth, Army veteran, entrepreneur, venture capitalist, and Moonshots Capital General Partner Craig Cummings shares the unconventional path that took him from nearly 17 years in military intelligence to building companies, investing in founders, and creating wealth within the military veteran community. Craig opens up about growing up in a military family, his time at West Point, and the decision to leave the Army before reaching 20 years of service. He shares what it was like going from the structure and safety net of the military to the uncertainty of entrepreneurship, including the early days of a startup that was just 45 days away from running out of cash. Today, Craig and his team evaluate thousands of companies while looking for the founders and teams they believe have what it takes to build something extraordinary. He shares what he looks for before investing, why teams ultimately matter more than individual founders, and the qualities that separate the companies he backs from the thousands he passes on. In this episode, we dive into: Growing Up in a Military Family: How Craig's family shaped his path toward West Point and military service 17 Years in the Army: What Craig learned from nearly two decades in military intelligence, including working with the NSA and JSOC Leaving Before 20 Years: Why Craig decided to transition out of the Army before reaching a traditional military retirement The Leap Into Entrepreneurship: What it was like trading the military's safety net for the uncertainty of building a company 45 Days of Cash: The high-stakes moment when Craig's startup was nearly out of money and needed to land purchase orders Building for the Battlefield: How Craig and his team worked to bring cellular network technology to the battlefield The Entrepreneurial Mindset: Why Craig believes veterans are uniquely positioned to take the risk of entrepreneurshipFrom Operator to Investor: How Craig went from building companies to writing angel checks and eventually launching Moonshots CapitalBuilding Moonshots Capital: How Craig and Kelly Perdue turned investing from a side hustle into a venture capital firmThe Investment Strategy: What Craig and his team look for when deciding which companies to backThe Power of Teams: Why Craig believes teams ultimately win over individual foundersInvesting in Veterans: Why Moonshots Capital has a strong connection to veteran founders and the military communityThe Future of Defense Tech: Why Craig believes the Pentagon and private technology sector need to work together differentlyAdvice for Veterans: Why Craig encourages veterans to take the risk of entrepreneurship and understand that failure doesn't mean the end of their career Whether you're a veteran, entrepreneur, investor, founder, or simply interested in building wealth and creating impact, Craig's story offers a firsthand look at what it takes to turn military experience into entrepreneurship, investing, and a new form of service. 👉 Subscribe to Tactical Wealth for more conversations on military service, entrepreneurship, investing, wealth, technology, and building with purpose. EPISODE RESOURCES Connect with Craig Cummings:🌐 Moonshots Capital: moonshotscapital.com 🌐Blog: medium.com/leadership-prevails Connect with Kaj Larsen:🌐 Website: KajLarsen.com📸 Instagram: @KajLarsen👤 LinkedIn: Kaj Larsen Join the Mission Money Community➡️ https://mailchi.mp/siebert/valor-newsletter-signup

    Betting Everything on Entrepreneurship After 17 Years in the Military | Craig Cummings

  8. Sep 8

    Inside the Mind of a Combat Cameraman Building the Future of Warfare | Greg Brook

    In this episode of Tactical Wealth, Air Force Master Sergeant, combat cameraman, Columbia neuroscience graduate, and Bastogne AI co-founder Greg Brook shares the unconventional path that took him from working on the F-22 to documenting combat operations, studying neuroscience, advising defense tech companies, and building a company focused on the future of warfare. Greg opens up about why he joined the Air Force, how a chance encounter introduced him to the world of combat camera, and what it was like deploying alongside some of the military’s most elite units. He also shares the experience that pushed him toward neuroscience and a deeper understanding of military mental health. In this episode, we dive into: Joining the Air Force: Why Greg enlisted in 2006 and initially planned to become a Marine Working on the F-22: What Greg learned from working with one of the world's most advanced fighter aircraft Discovering Combat Camera: How a chance encounter introduced Greg to a career documenting frontline operations alongside elite military units Inside Combat Camera: What it's like to deploy with Special Operations forces and capture some of the most consequential moments of the Global War on Terror The Cost of War: The experiences that led Greg to question how the military approaches mental health and veteran suicide Why Neuroscience: How a devastating moment during a deployment pushed Greg toward studying neuroscience at ColumbiaThe Columbia Experience: How Greg balanced an Ivy League education with continued military service and deployments around the worldFrom Ukraine to Defense Tech: How working alongside humanitarian and medical teams helped Greg discover the defense technology ecosystem The Problem With Defense Tech: Why Greg believes too many companies are building technology without first understanding what warfighters actually needBuilding Bastogne AI: How Greg and his co-founder identified a critical problem around AI, compute, communications, and infrastructure in modern warfareThe Future of Warfare: Why AI, autonomous systems, and edge computing are changing how militaries operateBuilding for the User: Why Greg believes defense companies should start by asking the people on the ground what problems actually need to be solvedListening to Experience: Why Greg believes entrepreneurs should listen when someone with more experience tells them they're making a mistakeThe Mission Behind Bastogne: Why Greg's ultimate goal is to help bring service members home alive and reduce the human cost of warAdvice for Veterans: What Greg would tell service members transitioning into the private sector or considering entrepreneurship Whether you're a veteran, entrepreneur, technologist, investor, or simply interested in the future of warfare, Greg's story offers a unique look at military service, innovation, neuroscience, and building with purpose. 👉 Ready to stay tactical and stay driven? Hit SUBSCRIBE for more conversations on military service, entrepreneurship, wealth, technology, and building a life of purpose. EPISODE RESOURCES Connect with Greg Brook:🌐 Website: www.bastogne.ai📸 Instagram: @avantgarde.operator👤 LinkedIn: Gregory Brook𝕏 Twitter/X: @BastogneActual Connect with Kaj Larsen:🌐 Website: kajlarsen.com📸 Instagram: @KajLarsen👤 LinkedIn: Kaj Larsen Join the Mission Money Community ➡️ https://mailchi.mp/siebert/valor-newsletter-signup

    Inside the Mind of a Combat Cameraman Building the Future of Warfare | Greg Brook
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Tactical Wealth is the show built to empower the military and veteran community to take control of their financial future. From navigating the military to civilian life transition, to launching businesses, growing your income, and building long-term wealth, each episode brings you real stories and actionable insights from those who’ve gone from boots on the ground to building lasting wealth. Hosted by Kaj Larsen, former Navy SEAL, award-winning journalist, and mission-driven entrepreneur. Kaj successfully co-founded a financial technology company and sold the company in 2024. The podcast features hard truth conversations with successful veteran entrepreneurs, CEOs, and top financial experts. Whether you're still in uniform or already charting your next chapter, this podcast gives you the tactical tools to lead with impact in your finances and beyond. Let’s get tactical. Tactical Wealth is a Gebbia Media production, brought to you by Siebert.Valor, a military-focused initiative from Siebert Financial. The Tactical Wealth podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only. The views expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of Siebert Financial. This podcast does not constitute investment advice, an offer to sell, or a solicitation to buy any securities. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Listeners should consult a qualified financial professional before making any investment decisions. For more information and disclosures, please visit siebert.com/disclosures.

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