Show Notes
In this episode, I sit down with Finley Anderson, who spent 15 years serving in the British Army, to explore what military life is really like beyond what most people see. We discuss what drew him to the Army, the lessons he learned leading under pressure, the importance of purpose and identity, and what it meant to serve in the Royal Regiment of Scotland. Finley also shares how those experiences continue to shape the way he approaches life today. 🎙️ In this episode we cover: - Why Finley joi...
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