Jim Rice on Clubhouse

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Personal Motto: “How can I help?”
It’s all about how many people are better off because you lived.

Follow the principles of “Extreme Ownership” as taught by US Navy SEALS, Jocko Willink and Leif Rabin

I am the man in the arena who’s known the high achievement of a worthy cause, and if I fail it will be while daring greatly so that my place will never be among those cold and timid souls knowing neither victory nor defeat.
Pres. T. Roosevelt, “The Man in the Arena”.

I don’t care how many commas are in your net worth. A person’s true wealth is in how they treat others that can’t return the favor. I love having business meetings at restaurants. I closely observe how potential partners treat the servers or front desk personnel. It tells me all I need to know about that other person’s real character.

Will Smith is right. “Just the other side of maximum fear is ultimate bliss.”

Pay it forward.

Volunteer ARC Disaster Services Operations Officer for the initial response to the Feb 2003 Space Shuttle Columbia disaster
ARC Shelter Operations and Management in Dallas, TX during Hurricane Katrina response
Extremely appreciative of all the people in the area that came to volunteer. From senior doctors, surgeons, nurses, mental health, and residents.

PMP certified Project Manager
MBA with Technical Leadership
USAF Academy Graduate - Military History, Unconventional Warfare and Low-Level Conflict, General Engineering
Licensed Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine (centerline thrust, jet) pilot
From 80 feet @ 500 knots to 41,000 feet and 1.2 times the speed of sound
Skydiving @ age of 17
Collegiate Bull Rider
Recovering Perfectionist
Advocate for Mental Health, Suicide Prevention, those who’ve survived the suicide of a loved one, and those suffering from addiction.
Lost my closest friend of almost 20 years to suicide. This is the pain that never goes away.