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Hosted by Unknown Host · business · EN · 55 episodes
Join armed forces veteran Rickey Chavez on Battle Ready as he shares battle-tested principles of success and how to apply them to both business and everyday life.
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Battle Ready (Audio)
Host Rickey Chavez speaks with financial strategist David Klyman about values-based financial planning, communication between spouses, managing emotional decisions, and preparing for uncertainty. They also discuss family-business dynamics, debt, long-term care, wealth protection, and building a lasting legacy.
Battle Ready (Audio)
Host Rickey Chavez speaks with Latino Startup founder David Favela about entrepreneurship, resilience, and helping founders turn ideas into scalable businesses. They discuss the Lean Startup method, customer discovery, mindset, cultural identity, and aligning business opportunities with personal values and practical goals.
Battle Ready (Audio)
Host Rickey Chavez speaks with Sheila Warnock about her caregiving experiences and the origins of Share the Care. They discuss caregiver burnout, organizing friends and family into structured support groups, sharing responsibilities, respecting personal limits, and adapting care for conditions such as dementia and Alzheimer’s.
Battle Ready (Audio)
On Battle Ready , host Rickey Chavez speaks with Teresa Valenzuela about her journey from journeyman carpenter to accessibility innovator. They discuss resilience, battery anxiety among electric wheelchair users, her vision for an intelligent network of charging stations, and how lived experience, data, and inclusive design can advance independence and social impact. Chapters (00:00:16) - Teresa Valenzuela (00:00:52) - Bridges Across the Middle Mile (00:02:46) - Congressional testimony on accessible mobility solutions (00:07:48) - How to Charge a Wheelchair? (00:09:19) - Being Battle Ready for Inclusion (00:11:42) - Battle Ready (00:12:24) - Solving the last mile of accessibility for electric wheelchair users (00:13:57) - Sen. John McCain on accessibility for wheelchairs (00:15:12) - How AI can help cities identify accessibility gaps (00:18:34) - What Does Inclusive Infrastructure Look Like? (00:23:56) - Wheelchair Charging in San Diego (00:25:31) - What Does It Take to Build a Cross- Sector Partnership? (00:26:34) - Seniors on accessibility issues (00:30:58) - Understanding the role of data in policymaking (00:33:16) - What is the First Step toward Turning Purpose into an Operating Plan (00:35:52) - Battle Ready (00:36:46) - Disabled Americans' journey to success (00:39:22) - Accessibility and Charging Stations (00:41:39) - The need for a wheelchair lounge in Houston (00:43:06) - How to Be More Accessible for the Disabled (00:44:08) - The Paralyzed in the Wheelchair (00:45:02) - Battle Ready: Electric Wheelchair Charging (00:47:30) - Battle Ready: The Future of Accessibility
Battle Ready (Audio)
On Battle Ready , host Rickey Chavez speaks with William Conn about applying lessons from law enforcement and SWAT leadership to business, building mission-driven teams, and leading through trust and accountability. They also discuss purposeful financial planning, defining how much is “enough,” balancing savings with meaningful experiences, and viewing health, time, and relationships as essential forms of wealth. Chapters (00:00:00) - Battle Ready: What It Means to Lead When Pressure is Real (00:01:06) - What Principles Carved Out for Success in Entrepreneurship? (00:08:06) - Battle Ready (00:09:49) - Bradley: Team Structure and Accountability (00:12:41) - Battle Ready (00:13:21) - Die With Zero (00:17:35) - Don't Save Money for Retirement... (00:22:44) - How to Win the Money War (00:25:18) - Financial Literacy (00:30:11) - Buying a New Car or Upgrading Your Home (00:32:06) - " Calculate Your Enough Money" (00:35:50) - Battle Ready (00:36:40) - County Plan: Calculate Your Enough Money (00:43:17) - DIE WITH ZERO
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