Suck It Up, Buttercup!
Suck It Up, Buttercup! Woah, isn’t that aggressive? Stay with us. The phrase “Suck It Up, Buttercup” is a response to someone complaining. See direct link...
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Veterans In Transition
Mental Health Resources in the Workplace
Mental Health Resources in the Workplace June is PTSD Awareness Month, and it’s important that you’re aware of the conversations that corporate employers...
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The Most Important Decisions About Your Career
The Most Important Decisions About Your Career are Made When You’re Not in the Room This headline isn’t meant to shock you: it’s meant to enlighten you. For...
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Employment Focused Workshops to Help You Reach Your Goals
Employment Focused Workshops to Help You Reach Your Goals Perhaps you’re trudging back and forth to the same office or signing on for a day of work in a job...
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Apps That Make Life Easier
Apps That Make Life Easier Time-saving techniques are crucial when you’re running a veteran-owned business, and recent technology has allowed more access to...
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Successful Transitioning Stories
Successful Transitioning Stories This month I am excited to talk with Dr. Karen Walker. Dr. Walker is a well decorated retired United States Marine Corps...
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Customer Relationship Management
Customer Relationship Management Business is about relationships. In the rush to get something done, small businesses owners often find themselves with less...
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What to Remember in your Transition to Civilian Life
What to Remember in your Transition to Civilian Life Memory is a funny thing. We tend to remember things we’d like to forget, and we forget those things we...
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The New Realities of Remote Work, Especially for Working Parents
The New Realities of Remote Work, Especially for Working Parents Our April edition is dedicated to the “Month of the Military Child,” and that certainly...
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Your Next Mission is Transition
Your Next Mission is Transition: Tips from Sergeant Major Jack Tilley Sergeant Major Jack Tilley graduated high school at the early age of 17. A prodigy?...
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