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The last couple of years have seen a spurt in attendance at government real estate auctions. The concept of buying bank or government seized real estate from these auctions has gained popularity due to the realization that many kinds of real estate including family homes, multiple unit houses, apartments, townhouses, commercial properties, land and vacation homes at very high discounts. Buying from these auctions can take off almost 80-90% of the m
A transition is just that, a transition. Ask any retiree (civilian or military). Amazingly so, a person leaving the military not only goes through a transition with
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Before I began explaining the process, I made sure that he realized that the transitioning process we were addressing could apply to police officers, firemen, EMTs, and any other job that has it's own lingo and culture.
In addition to the above occupations, a person who serves as a teacher, a professor, a lawyer, an attorney, a public official and every occupation you can think of goes through some sort of transition once they no longer perform their primary occupation.
We inevitably become like the people we work with and adopt the thought process for that particular field. This thought process then becomes a part of our lifestyle, identity, vocabulary, and reasoning. The power of the thought process and transformation of our identity in relation to our occupation is underestimated. To put this theory to test, imagine taking a 30 day vacation and see how you feel by the 21st day. How would your first day back to work feel? It takes 21 days to acquire a habit. Would you feel out of place once you returned?
Once we separate ourselves from that occupation, our identity is tested. Once we leave or change occupations, we undergo a self-discovery phase with our identities and experience an identity transformation process. There are several events that can kick off a self-discovery process within us (i.e. new job, new location, new career field, marriage, divorce, etc).
A transition is just that, a transition. Ask any retiree (civilian or military). Amazingly so, a person leaving the military not only goes through a transition with a
The violent winds, rains and storm damage from hurricanes can devastate communities and cause billions of dollars worth of destruction. The losses from hurricanes this year alone have surpassed that from almost any other natural disaster in years. The risk to your home and possessions can be enormous and you really should be considering insurance cover for hurricane damage if you live in any area that is exposed to the risk of hurricane. As well as
In addition to the above occupations, a person who serves as a teacher, a professor, a lawyer, an attorney, a public official and every occupation you can think of goes through some sort of transition once they no longer perform their primary occupation.
We inevitably become like the people we work with and adopt the thought process for that particular field. This thought process then becomes a part of our lifestyle, identity, vocabulary, and reasoning. The power of the thought process and transformation of our identity in relation to our occupation is underestimated. To put this theory to test, imagine taking a 30 day vacation and see how you feel by the 21st day. How would your first day back to work feel? It takes 21 days to acquire a habit. Would you feel out of place once you returned?
Once we separate ourselves from that occupation, our identity is tested. Once we leave or change occupations, we undergo a self-discovery phase with our identities and experience an identity transformation process. There are several events that can kick off a self-discovery process within us (i.e. new job, new location, new career field, marriage, divorce, etc).
A transition is just that, a transition. Ask any retiree (civilian or military). Amazingly so, a person leaving the military not only goes through a transition with
Buying a house is the most expensive thing most people will ever do. Almost 70% of Americans now own their own homes, and that is an all time high. But the commitment to buying a home is a great one; the payment schedule can run as long as forty years, the interest charges will exceed the cost of the house itself and the payments need to be made each and every month. It is no wonder that people who finally pay off their mortgages often throw par
We inevitably become like the people we work with and adopt the thought process for that particular field. This thought process then becomes a part of our lifestyle, identity, vocabulary, and reasoning. The power of the thought process and transformation of our identity in relation to our occupation is underestimated. To put this theory to test, imagine taking a 30 day vacation and see how you feel by the 21st day. How would your first day back to work feel? It takes 21 days to acquire a habit. Would you feel out of place once you returned?
Once we separate ourselves from that occupation, our identity is tested. Once we leave or change occupations, we undergo a self-discovery phase with our identities and experience an identity transformation process. There are several events that can kick off a self-discovery process within us (i.e. new job, new location, new career field, marriage, divorce, etc).
A transition is just that, a transition. Ask any retiree (civilian or military). Amazingly so, a person leaving the military not only goes through a transition with
The cost of teen auto insurance is at least twice that of an adult above 25 years. That's a problem if you have one or two teens. If you're worried about the cost of insuring your teenager, here's good news. The following tips should help you save a lot...1) This one works before buying a car. Make sure you find out the car's grouping. There are cars that cost a lot more to insure. Generally, sports cars and cars with big engines cost a lot
Once we separate ourselves from that occupation, our identity is tested. Once we leave or change occupations, we undergo a self-discovery phase with our identities and experience an identity transformation process. There are several events that can kick off a self-discovery process within us (i.e. new job, new location, new career field, marriage, divorce, etc).
A transition is just that, a transition. Ask any retiree (civilian or military). Amazingly so, a person leaving the military not only goes through a transition with
Interview and career planning gurus are flooding my mail box. Some one please help me! This is the frantic expression I heard over a highschool campus. At least some of you must have been receiving those so called gurus' mails. The way they flood inboxes makes you rethink whether to continue with their service at all.But Hold A Minute!Most of us use free email boxes. More over, the latest ones provide you unlimited inbox space.
A transition is just that, a transition. Ask any retiree (civilian or military). Amazingly so, a person leaving the military not only goes through a transition with an occupation, they go through a lifestyle transition as well. Then if the person relocates, there are a host of transitions occurring simultaneously. All of these changes can cause sensory overload if the person isn't prepared for the transition. (Hopefully this analogy helps someone who hasn't served in the military understand that military transitioning is a combination of transitions).
Over the past year, I'm really glad to see more supporting websites and businesses online for military transitioning. There was a need and the need for military transitioning services will increase with our brothers and sisters returning from war. Some say there isn't a war going on. If there is blood being shed, that spells war to me and many others.
Food For Thought:
The lifestyle transition a military person experiences is the transition of living within the civilian society. Our military communities are very close knit. Imagine a base or post being a little city with a population of approximately 2000 or less. A world within a world, a microcosm in a macrocosm.
Transitions to Ponder:
1. Going from elementary school to junior high
2. Going from junior high school to high school.
3. Going from high school to college.
4. Graduating from college and entering the work force.
5. Leaving home.
6. Going from single to married.
7. Going from childless to having children.
8. Watching children grow up.
9. Watching children leave home.
10. Go
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