ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In part 1 of this inspiring episode of Constructive Conversations, host Eddie Thompson interviews Rob Jones, a Marine Corps veteran, Paralympian, and leadership instructor with Echelon Front. After losing both legs in Afghanistan, Rob transformed his adversity into extraordinary achievement—cycling across America and running 31 marathons in 31 days to raise money for veteran charities. As the author of "Put Your Legs On," Rob shares powerful insights on resilience, extreme ownership, and finding purpose through service to others.
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