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Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you respond to it
Losing connection with ourselves often leads to mistrust in our instincts, making us choose safe, familiar paths over true fulfillment. Many Veterans transition to civilian jobs similar to their military roles, prioritizing security and familiarity but sacrificing deeper satisfaction.
Reconnect with your core self
Personally, I believe post-military years should be fulfilling and adventurous.
Feeling lost and unsure about navigating this new world? Here's how we move forward:
We start by shedding the layers we’ve built over the years. By clearing the clutter, we can reconnect with our inner selves and begin to trust our instincts again, even when they might not make complete sense at first.
Develop your vision and path
Once we’ve rebuilt this trust, it’s time to develop your vision and find your unique path to fulfillment. Leaving the military is not an end; it’s the beginning of new adventures.
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Embrace your next adventure with confidence
Transitioning out of the military can be tough. It’s not just a career change; it’s a significant shift away from a culture and purpose you’ve known for years. Many Veterans feel a sense of loss—loss of value, purpose, and identity. Navigating this new world can be challenging and often raises the question: "Why is it so hard?"
One common answer is, "Civilians don’t understand us and what we’ve been through." While there's some truth to this, there's another key factor: we can lose touch with our core selves and instincts.