Imposter Syndrome Nearly Killed This Special Forces Operator

Former Marine and Green Beret Veteran Colton Hill shares the moment he almost took his own life, not in combat, but during one of the best mornings of his life. In this episode of The Resilient Show, Chad Robichaux sits down with Colton to unpack veteran mental health, PTSD, moral injury, imposter syndrome, and the hidden struggle many special operations veterans face after war. This conversation explores what happens when elite warriors leave combat but can’t escape the chaos inside. Colton opens up about suicidal ideation, identity loss after the military, and why so many strong men struggle in silence. They discuss resilience, faith, leadership, and the importance of addressing mental health in veterans and first responders before it’s too late. You’ll hear honest insights on: Veteran mental health and suicide prevention PTSD, moral injury, and life after war Transitioning from the Marine Corps to Special Forces Imposter syndrome among high performers Faith, identity, and resilience after combat Why asking for help is a strength, not a weakness This episode is for veterans, first responders, leaders, and anyone navigating life after trauma. If you or someone you love is struggling, this conversation could save a life.