Finding Strength After Service: Seth Horst on Resilience, Community, and Life Beyond Law Enforcement
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Finding Strength After Service: Seth Horst on Resilience, Community, and Life Beyond Law Enforcement
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Ed Bejarana interviews Seth Horst, a retired California CHP officer turned north Idaho realtor, about his law enforcement career and transition to civilian life. Seth discusses his unexpected entry into law enforcement, his experiences at the CHP Academy, and the challenges of dealing with trauma. He highlights the importance of community and mentorship, particularly in helping veterans and first responders transition out of their careers. Seth emphasizes the value of situational awareness, communication, and attention to detail. He also shares his involvement in coaching jiu-jitsu and the Patriot Pour initiative, which brings together veterans and first responders for support and camaraderie.
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You can contact Seth Horst, a real estate agent based in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, through the following methods:
- Phone: (208) 618-4493
- Email: seth@yournorthidahoagent.com
- Office Address: 1875 N Lakewood Dr, Suite 200, Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814
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