In this episode of Vet to Visionary, Reka speaks with Navy veteran, entrepreneur, and business strategist Keyani Washington as she shares why having a response protocol is essential for making clear decisions, leading with confidence, and creating capacity instead of chaos.

Together, we discuss:

• How to respond instead of react under pressure
• Creating mental clarity for better business decisions
• The importance of knowing your role and staying in your zone of genius
• Why intentional leadership creates sustainable success
• Practical strategies to build capacity without burnout

Whether you're scaling a business, leading a team, or navigating a season of growth, this conversation will help you develop the mindset and systems needed to lead with purpose.

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• Instagram
• Linkedin

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Remember" Being Great ain't up for Debate!

In this episode of Vet to Visionary, host Reka Leftridge sits down with Army veteran and entrepreneur Alex Treviño who is the founder of Line of Duty 210 and a passionate advocate for the Veteran community.

Alex shares his journey from military service with the First Cavalry Division to entrepreneurship, revealing how personal tragedy became the catalyst for a mission-driven business dedicated to supporting veterans and their families. Through custom accessories, fundraising efforts, and community partnerships, Alex has created a platform that extends his service far beyond the uniform.

This conversation is a powerful reminder that your greatest challenges can become the foundation for your greatest impact.

In This Episode:

• Alex's transition from military service to entrepreneurship
• The personal loss that shaped his mission
• How Line of Duty 210 supports veterans and military families
• The importance of community, resilience, and purpose

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Email: lineofduty210@gmail.com

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Remember" Being Great ain't up for Debate!

In this episode of the Vet to Visionary Podcast, Reka speaks with Deb Parsons, President of Women Veterans of San Antonio. They discuss the organization's evolution, the challenges faced by women veterans, and the importance of community and resources. Deb shares her passion for helping women veterans find the support they need and emphasizes the significance of camaraderie and finding one's tribe after military service.

Many women veterans struggle to seek help due to societal perceptions of strength.Community events help women veterans connect and support each other. There are various organizations that provide resources for veterans in need.
Finding a supportive community is essential for women veterans post-service.
Volunteering can significantly boost morale and create a sense of purpose.
Women veterans should recognize their service and the benefits they are entitled to.

Connect with Deb Parsons:

• LinkedIn
• Women Veterans of San Antonio Facebook
• Women Veterans of San Antonio Instagram
• Meetup Group for Women Veterans San Antonio
• Texas Women Veterans Day Event Information

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