The beginnings of Which Way Is Your Warrior Facing were born in Zworestine\'s experiences as a fighting medic in the Rhodesian Bush War in 1976.
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Interwoven through the pages are opportunities to self-reflect and write Your thoughts down in the spaces provided.
You will learn the skill sets to adjust, adapt, and form a new identity based on not just who you are now but also who you were then.
Which Way Is Your Warrior Facing offers you an invitation to move beyond the parameters of the book.
You will be given tools to care for and understand the wounds that you carry.
You will be guided to return and rescue the positive qualities that you still embody.
It guides the reader forward to be able to begin to make small changes and find ways to embrace the uncertainty of a life outside of the military.
The book strongly holds a belief that just as much as no veteran should ever be left behind, so too should every veteran acknowledge his duty and obligation to not leave himself behind.
It maps out the key points to be aware of, such as, loss of Tribe, belonging, moral injuries, grief, not feeling good enough, redefinition of self, adjustment challenges, purpose and meaning to note just a few.
Which Way Is Your Warrior Facing supports the Veteran with tools and understandings to be able to persevere when the journey becomes overwhelming.
It guides the Veteran forward by drawing on already existing skill sets and operational protocols.
Which Way Is Your Warrior Facing speaks from the language of the Veteran\'s territory.
It understands how many men and women struggle to navigate effectively as they face and battle against complex issues both around and within themselves.
Its core mission is to ensure that no veteran ever has to come home to die.
Which Way Is Your Warrior Facing acknowledges that civilian territory can and does feel like the next operational arena for many.
But perhaps most of all, the forming of this book began in 2002 when he began a life changing journey working with veterans and current serving.
The core vision of Which Way Is Your Warrior Facing, is to support veterans and current serving to manage the complex demands of transitioning into civilian life.
These were further consolidated by his experience running marathons and ultramarathons where he was challenged to redefine himself at the edges of his discomfort.
The lessons and his insights grew as he struggled through his journey forwards and the many overwhelming challenges that faced him.
The beginnings of Which Way Is Your Warrior Facing were born in Zworestine\'s experiences as a fighting medic in the Rhodesian Bush War in 1976
