Female veterans often have a harder time when they get out of the military than us men. It is because of different assumptions and misconceptions by civilians. But I think they deserve better. They deserve respect. They deserve as much as we do, as men. And I hope that this episode may help them be empowered, and that they get the life that they deserve.

Did you struggle when finding a job after you got out of the military? You are not alone. Civilian jobs are a lot different from being in the military. Added to that, people in the civilian community have different expectations. So let's talk about that, and hopefully I may shed light on some of the questions you are asking yourself when finding or maintaining your job outside the military. And I want to help you get the life that you deserve.

Civilians don't understand why we put up with certain things like being treated like crap. To us, we know what we signed up for. Basically, it's all about training us, for us to be prepared when making important decisions, life-and-death situations. But in the civilian world, it's totally a different story. Let's talk about that... And as usual, I hope that you get something out of this, so that you get the life that you deserve!

We, as military folks, have travelled around the world or at least travelled around the US and it gave us a different perspective on what is important. Civilians and us, we don't see eye to eye most of the time about that. We have a different version of what is important. So let's discuss about that, and hopefully this may help you get the life that you deserve.

Struggling on living with the civilian community? Getting out of the military can be both exciting and scary. But I believe that managing your expectations is the key on living back with the civilian society. Come and join me in this episode to find out why this can help you get the life that you deserve!

Did you also think that you are one of the elites, after your life in the military? Having seen most of the world. Having leadership and other essential skills. Tell you what, I've been there, done that. I also thought that people would hire me left and right. I thought that I was an elite, superior than most, and that I was owed a job. But... *buzz* wrong answer. Let me tell you why.

Do you miss the days when you are with your buddies? The camaraderie? The silly things you did with each other? The funny stories? The serious stuff? Talking with each of your circumstances? All of that. Well, you're not alone. That is actually a common thing with us, vetrans. And I would like to talk a little bit more about that. And as usual, I hope you get something out of this episode to help you get the life that you deserve!

Have you experienced living in a place where culture is different? To us, military folks, we are taught to be prepared and be able to adapt to different cultures, depending on where we are deployed. And it may not be obvious at the start, but living in a different culture changes us. But don't be afraid in that change. Join me as I dive deeper in this topic, and hopefully you may learn how to get the most out of this experience.

Have you ever traveled? Most of us, military folks, have traveled to so many different places. Be it being assigned to another part of the world, another country, or even just another state or city. Regardless of where you've been, it gives us a whole new perspective in life. Join me as I talk about traveling and how it affects us in our decision-making, way of life, and generally, how we see things differently than just ordinary folks who have not been anywhere besides where they are right now. And I hope that you get something out of this episode to help you get the life that you desrve!

Decisions, decisions. Some of us, military veterans, struggle to decide wether we want to go home or not. Some of us have their reasons, but still struggle to leave behind what we had in the military. Or some of us are fully commited to go home, but once they got home, they kinda have doubts as to wether it was the right decision or not. No matter which one you are, I hope that this episode helps you in making that decision. I hope that you will have better understanding of the reasons behind such decisions. And finally, I hope that you get the life that you deserve.

Did you ever wonder how much information is the right amount to disclose to someone? Maybe to your loved ones? Maybe to your boss on your new job? Or just to random civilians you've just met? Short answer: it depends on who you are talking to, and what you're comfortable with. But let us dive in this a little more, and let me share with you my take on this topic. And I hope that this may broaden up your understanding, so that in turn, you get the life that you deserve!

Your perception is your reality in the same way other people's perception is their own reality. And what we should realize is that we, as veterans, have very different perceptions than the civilians. Come and join me as I talk about perceptions, and hopefully it may shed some light on you and may this help you get the life that you deserve!

Leadership is something we are trained for, as military folks. We we're trained to be responsible for what we do, and deal with things as much as possible at the lowest level. Civilian leadership? It's a totally different story.

I want to talk about that topic and shed some light for us, veterans, to undrstand why they do what they do. I hope that these may help you understand a little bit more about the civilian world. And in doing so, get the life that you deserve!

What's so important of having a community? Come and join me as I talk about finding your people - the one's who understands you, who you understand, the ones you're comfortable with - and how these people can help you getting the life that you deserve. And in return, you can help them too.

What's so important of having a community? Come and join me as I talk about finding your people - the one's who understands you, who you understand, the ones you're comfortable with - and how these people can help you getting the life that you deserve. And in return, you can help them too.

Did you struggle too when you got out of the military? One of the ways to "go back to life", or to just enjoy living in the civilian world is to find your purpose. Your purpose can be as simple or as intricate as you want it to be. The important thing is finding that purpose. Let's talk about that, and my hope is for you to get something out of this discussion so that you get the life that you deserve!

We can all agree that military folks are very different than the civilians. Let's talk about the differences between the two, and understand why some things are the way they are. Why civilians don't understand us, military folks, most of the time? Why do we don't understand them?

We always wonder, why civilians act the way they are? We never truly understand the way they think, the way they live, and basically, almost everything outside the military is new to us. We are used to knowing our boundaries, but in the civilian world, it's not always the same. We know that we always got each other's back, but civilians live for themselves. It's really tough transitioning from living in the military to living in the civilian world. But I'm here to talk about that. And hopefully, this may help you understand more so that you get to live with the life that you deserve!

Did you struggle too when deciding if you want to go home or not after you get out of the military? It is a struggle to most of us, especially those who have been in the military for too long. We're not really sure if it would be better for ourselves. We love our family, but let's face it, sometimes, our family is a major part of our stress. But come join me, and let's talk about it. Maybe this might help you understand why you want to go home. But whatever your decision was then, I hope that it helps you get the life that you deserve!

What was your experience during your time in the military? What did you enjoy the most? Maybe you miss having a stable paycheck? Everything that happened to you in the military is what made you who you are. So I want to talk about looking back on your life in the military. And hopefully you get something out of it so that you get the life that you deserve!