Aug 2, 2018
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Josh Mantz graduated
from West Point in 2005 and received the Purple Heart and Bronze
Star with Valor while serving in combat in Iraq. In 2007,
Josh died after suffering a gunshot wound in Baghdad,
only to be miraculously revived by an expert medical team after his
heart stopped for a full fifteen minutes.
To chronicle his journey back from the dead to a place of truly living, Josh wrote his #1 best-selling book, The Beauty of a Darker Soul. The book carries a universal message about trauma that empowers people to transcend through their most challenging experiences.
From Andy:
The most compelling part
of Josh's story is, of course, his experience with death (he
remembers every detail of the last few minutes of his life.)
But after peeling some layers back, it becomes clear that that
was just the start of his journey. Today, after working
through his own demons, he is committed to helping others through
their mental, emotional, and spiritual crises, in addition to
their physical trauma.
I hope you enjoy this one as much as I did!
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Connect with Josh
- www.DarkerSouls.com
- Email: jmantz@darkersouls.com
- Instagram: Flatline07
- Twitter: @joshmantz
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