Don’t Strive for the Easy Life After the Military
My military accomplishments of which I am most proud and the memories I look back on the most from my[…]
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Category: Mindset
How To Respond To “Thank You For Your Service”
You’re a veteran. You meet another person and somewhere in the conversation, you mention that you served in the military.[…]
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Top 5 Military to MBA Myths
You cannot totally depend on what you did in the military to impress people to the point that they are just going to trust that means you are going to be a great product manager at Apple.
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5 Ways To Battle Impostor Syndrome
I’d be lying if I wasn’t saying that impostor syndrome is something I am dealing with at the moment. Next[…]
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A Farewell To Arms Not Taken
This post was originally published by J.P. Snyder. I was 9 years old when I realized I wanted to be[…]
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Getting Out of the Military Doesn’t End Your Service
My first piece of advice is reckon with the fact that one day, you WILL leave the military. Even if you go after a whole career, the time will come to retire and you will have to leave. And for most retirees, this is at only about the halfway point of their life. There is still a lot of life for them to define and live.
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Why I Didn’t Go Into The Reserves
Whether or not to go into the reserves after your active duty time can be a multi-layered decision. I can’t[…]
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The Hard Truths Civilians Won’t Tell You When You Transition
This post was written by Yinon Weiss and originally published on MilitaryToBusiness and shared with consent and approval. Yinon is a[…]
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5 Reasons Enlisted Don’t Go To Top Grad Schools
Our enlisted veterans still have a lot to give and there is no reason they cannot compete with officers when it comes to graduate school admissions. And being armed with the GI Bill gives any ambitious service member a huge way to make graduate school possible.
Read moreWhat Veterans Miss the Most
There are a lot of misconceptions about veterans that are getting out of the military and transitioning. And what is one of the misconceptions? There is a misconception that veterans are either heroes, or they are victims.
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