Episode 15
🏆 “If we don’t tell these stories, who will?” Join us as we dive deep into the importance of preserving our history with Doyle Glass.
From Battle to Business: Honoring Heroes with Doyle Glass
What does it take to preserve the legacy of American heroes? In this compelling episode of From Battle to Business, host Dean Van Dyke sits down with bestselling author and historian Doyle Glass. Doyle has made it his life’s mission to tell the untold stories of America’s bravest, ensuring that their legacy lives on. Through his book Swift Sword, he brings to life the heroic actions of the Marines of Mike 3/5 in Vietnam, capturing lessons in courage, resilience, and leadership that resonate across generations.
Doyle has mastered the art of storytelling that not only informs but inspires. In this episode, he shares his passion for history, the power of preserving real-life experiences, and the importance of passing down these invaluable lessons.
Key Takeaways
• The inspiration behind Swift Sword and why these stories must be told.
• The power of storytelling in preserving history and honoring our heroes.
• Lessons in leadership, resilience, and courage from the battlefield.
• How to translate military discipline and experiences into the business world.
• The process of researching and writing historical accounts with accuracy.
• Why younger generations must connect with the past to shape the future.
Memorable Quotes
“These stories aren’t just history—they are lessons in courage that should never be forgotten.” – Doyle Glass
“If we don’t tell these stories, who will? It’s our responsibility to keep their legacy alive.” – Doyle Glass
“Business and battlefields share a common theme—strategy, resilience, and leadership define success.” – Dean Van Dyke
Resources Mentioned
• Swift Sword by Doyle Glass – A detailed account of the Marines of Mike 3/5 in Vietnam.
• Doyle Glass’s Email Newsletter – A dedicated community where readers engage with untold stories of heroism.
My Best Advice
As someone deeply passionate about leadership and legacy, I believe that stories shape who we are. Doyle’s mission reminds us that preserving history isn’t just about the past—it’s about the future. Whether you are in business, the military, or just seeking inspiration, take time to learn from those who came before us. Their sacrifices paved the way for the freedoms and opportunities we enjoy today.
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