Guy inspires a surprising sense of intimacy with his listeners as he shares his own personal journey. From the journal he kept during five years of military service—recording cold nights in hidden desert caves to undercover flights behind enemy lines—he has woven together a story of deep emotional resonance that has become a timeless best-seller.
Guy enthralls his audience, engaging readers with the challenges of overcoming our deepest human fears. He shares the secrets of training a group of teenagers to become commandos in one of the most elite military units in the world. As Gen.(res.) Amir Eshel, former commander of the Israeli Air Force, writes in his review of From Zero to One Hundred, they “are a band of youth with the powers of superheroes; they are Israel’s insurance policy.”
In his lectures, Guy presents us with hard-hitting decisions made in almost inconceivable dilemmas—with life and death in the balance—of a wounded soldier or the life of a fellow comrade. He looks candidly at how combat rescue commandos deal with the complex situations that are an inextricable part of their world and the responsibility they have taken upon themselves.
