Operation Do No Harm
Operation Do No Harm empowers veterans, first responders, single mothers, and abused children through transformative firewalking, inspiring courage and resilience. Supported by Sunrise Rotary, Zippo, the American Weed Company, and C3 Insurance.
Healing, Purpose, and Support: A Journey with Dave Albin
In this episode of "Operation Do No Harm," Dave Albin discusses the significance of oath-taking and firewalking, shares personal stories, and addresses veteran suicide rates. He also highlights the importance of finding purpose, the impact of Tony Robbins' events, and the role of rituals in healing.
Key Points
- Operation Do No Harm focuses on addressing high suicide rates among veterans, first responders, single mothers, and abused and neglected children through empowering experiences like firewalking.
- The symbolic act of firewalking is used to inspire courage, resilience, and a renewed sense of purpose among participants, helping them confront and overcome their deepest fears.
- Collaborations with organizations like the Sunrise Rotary, the American Weed Company, and C3 Insurance are crucial in supporting and expanding the mission to reach and positively impact the lives of those in need.
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