Garret Biss is a retired Marine Corps Pilot whose post-service journey mirrors the unseen struggles many Veterans face. After leaving the military in 2015, he confronted anxiety, depression, and a deep sense of displacement. Alcohol became a temporary crutch until suicidal ideation forced a turning point.

Garret’s recovery didn’t come through traditional paths—it emerged through mentoring that focused on self-worth, identity, and the strengths he had forgotten. This shift not only freed him from destructive patterns but also reignited a sense of purpose.

Driven by that transformation, Garret began studying applied positive psychology and the science of human flourishing. His experience shaped a mission: to help Veterans understand their own internal landscape, reconnect with identity, and rise into a fuller, more meaningful life. Today, Garret’s purpose extends far beyond helping Veterans escape the darkness.

His work is centered on elevating Veterans to their highest potential—happiness, well-being, success, and contribution.