Tyler Grey is a leading advocate for veterans' mental health, specializing in PTSD and traumatic brain injury (TBI). He developed the LTSD theory which explains chaos addiction and the neurological rewiring that occurs over time, helping veterans better understand their struggles. A former Tier 1 operator, Tyler's military career ended abruptly when he was seriously wounded during a nighttime raid in Sadr City, Iraq, leading to a grueling four-year recovery.

After being medically retired, he struggled with the loss of identity and purpose before rebuilding himself through storytelling. His acclaimed documentary, That Which I Love Destroys Me, won a 2015 Voice Arts Award and became a key resource for military mental health professionals. Now an author, speaker, and filmmaker, Tyler works to bridge the gap between military and civilian experiences, challenging outdated mental health paradigms and empowering others to transform trauma into growth.

Lauren Ungeldi is a ten-time bestselling author, international speaker, and global business innovator, known for her work at the intersection of storytelling, business strategy, and human transformation. Having lived and worked worldwide, she brings a rare frontline perspective on global dynamics, high-stakes leadership, and resilience under pressure. She has coauthored bestselling books with elite special forces operators, world leaders, entrepreneurs, media figures, and pioneers in trauma science, gaining deep insight into power, adaptation through adversity, and forging resilience into success. Lauren is currently leading a new movement in healthcare, challenging outdated models and integrating mindset, full-body health, and cutting-edge neuroscience to redefine human optimization, resilience, and warrior care. Through her writing, speaking, and leadership, Lauren empowers individuals to own their story, adapt with purpose, and forge unshakable strength; turning adversity into power, stories into legacies, and challenges into unstoppable momentum.