Do any of these sound familiar:
"I am being medically discharged in the next couple of months and I am not sure what I will do for work."
"My retirement is hitting in a year and I will have to keep working to supplement my pension for the lifestyle that I want to maintain."
"I am sick of the military keeping me away from my family. I am ready to make my own way so I can be home with my wife and kids. My ETS date is not for another couple of years though. This is so frustrating."
"I know I need to do something once I get out of service but I have no idea how to decide on what to do."
"A friend gave me this Website's address and said that it would help me figure out what my next steps were for preparing to get out of the military."
There are numerous other reasons to be here, but the bottom line is that when you leave the military you have to be prepared with a game plan for your next steps in the weeks, months, and years ahead.
Your new keyword out of all words in the English language is:
S-K-I-L-L-S
Regardless of your MOS, AFSC, or NEC you have been learning skills that can and will transfer into civilian roles. If you are struggling with making your decision on the next step then I highly encourage you to read through My Story. Glean what you can learn from my mistakes both before I was honorably discharged and after I had been out for a few years. Also, Dan Miller's book 48 Days to the Work You Love can help you figure out what skills you have and what direction you should go with your career. There are numerous other books like his, but since I have read his and used it from a practical standpoint then that is the one I recommend starting with.
Let me know if you have any questions or want to do some one-on-one counseling (by phone, Skype, email, etc..). All services rendered are free. I can do group presentations too, such as:
Thanks for visiting the site.
Keith A. Wadley
wadley.keith@gmail.com
(931) 338-8258 - text msg able
"I am being medically discharged in the next couple of months and I am not sure what I will do for work."
"My retirement is hitting in a year and I will have to keep working to supplement my pension for the lifestyle that I want to maintain."
"I am sick of the military keeping me away from my family. I am ready to make my own way so I can be home with my wife and kids. My ETS date is not for another couple of years though. This is so frustrating."
"I know I need to do something once I get out of service but I have no idea how to decide on what to do."
"A friend gave me this Website's address and said that it would help me figure out what my next steps were for preparing to get out of the military."
There are numerous other reasons to be here, but the bottom line is that when you leave the military you have to be prepared with a game plan for your next steps in the weeks, months, and years ahead.
Your new keyword out of all words in the English language is:
S-K-I-L-L-S
Regardless of your MOS, AFSC, or NEC you have been learning skills that can and will transfer into civilian roles. If you are struggling with making your decision on the next step then I highly encourage you to read through My Story. Glean what you can learn from my mistakes both before I was honorably discharged and after I had been out for a few years. Also, Dan Miller's book 48 Days to the Work You Love can help you figure out what skills you have and what direction you should go with your career. There are numerous other books like his, but since I have read his and used it from a practical standpoint then that is the one I recommend starting with.
Let me know if you have any questions or want to do some one-on-one counseling (by phone, Skype, email, etc..). All services rendered are free. I can do group presentations too, such as:
- Setting up a life-purpose statement, learning how to create measurable goals in the seven different areas of life focus (1.5 to 3 hour interactive presentation)
- Resume writing and interviewing tips (1 hour to 3 hours)
- Motivational speaking mainly dealing with not giving up when life is beating the living sheskabob out of you (15 minutes to 1 hour)
- And possibly some of your other needs, just check with me to let me know what they are.
Thanks for visiting the site.
Keith A. Wadley
wadley.keith@gmail.com
(931) 338-8258 - text msg able
