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28 Jan 2012 #1Registered Member
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Future plans
Once you've completed serving your country and have successfully been relieved of duty, what are your future goals and ambitions?
I often find it complexing & upsetting how often people judge that you have reached a level of maturity and responsibility if you can easily accept being ripped off or taken advantage of for someone else's gain or enjoyment.
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30 Jan 2012 #2Administrator
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Start/more schooling along with getting a steady, reliable job. This also depends on how long you were in, what you retired as, etc. Like, for example, if you retired as a Captain (Navy, Coast Guard) or a Colonel (Army, Air Force, Marine Corps), you really don't have to work another day. However, I do know a couple that do, but only reason they do is, so they aren't sitting at home all the time about to go insane lol.
Originally Posted by TheVisitors
"Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time"
"It's important to only think about what you desire, not what you fear to achieve your ultimate goal!!"
"When doors close, tear down the walls. Never give up!"
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