Newsletter · March 5, 2020
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There are many military entrepreneurs who run successful endeavors, doing what they love after they transition out. You can too!
March 04, 2020
This week, we discuss how to take the first steps in your entrepreneurial transition by finding a mentor. Then, we take you out of your head by discussing "How to Stop Screwing Yourself Over," as we all do at one point or another.
If you're looking for more tips on how to start a company, or just need some inspiration, check out our friends at Bunker Labs . They help veterans and their spouses find the quickest route to building a successful business. They may even have a working group in your area!
We hope this helps wherever you are in your transition. Have a wonderful and productive week!
Bill and the Hiring America Team Finding a Mentor Entrepreneur Insight: Finding a Mentor, Larry Broughton Watch This Episode Veterans Seeking Employment Many veterans seeking to transition from military service to civilian life face barriers to employment, often because their military experience doesn’t translate well to a traditional resume. indexjournal.com From Employee to Freelancer International travel and work-related anxiety were starting to impact negatively on Alison's life. However, it was some sudden, sad news about a colleague that really drove home the message that life's too short to not do work that you love. Here's how she got into action, and how you can use her story to help launch your own freelance career. careershifters.org 4 Key Tips and Considerations for Advising Military Veterans in Retirement This can be a chance to give back and serve those that have served us for so long. benefitspro.com
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If the thought of transitioning from the military to a civilian 9-5 doesn't appeal to you, consider starting your own business. There are many military entrepreneurs who run successful endeavors, doing what they love after they transition out. You can too!This week, we discuss how to take the first steps in your entrepreneurial transition by finding a mentor. Then, we take you out of your head by discussing "How to Stop Screwing Yourself Over," as we all do at one point or another.
If you're looking for more tips on how to start a company, or just need some inspiration, check out our friends at Bunker Labs . They help veterans and their spouses find the quickest route to building a successful business. They may even have a working group in your area!
We hope this helps wherever you are in your transition. Have a wonderful and productive week!
Bill and the Hiring America Team Finding a Mentor Entrepreneur Insight: Finding a Mentor, Larry Broughton Watch This Episode Veterans Seeking Employment Many veterans seeking to transition from military service to civilian life face barriers to employment, often because their military experience doesn’t translate well to a traditional resume. indexjournal.com From Employee to Freelancer International travel and work-related anxiety were starting to impact negatively on Alison's life. However, it was some sudden, sad news about a colleague that really drove home the message that life's too short to not do work that you love. Here's how she got into action, and how you can use her story to help launch your own freelance career. careershifters.org 4 Key Tips and Considerations for Advising Military Veterans in Retirement This can be a chance to give back and serve those that have served us for so long. benefitspro.com
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