How do you think the lessons you learned in the military can be applied to other fields, such as healthcare or non-profit?
Hey, what's up guys? Jason Redman question right here is how do you think the lessons you learn in the military can be applied to other fields? Such as health care or nonprofit? Know it's pretty interesting guys. I retired in 2013 so I'm coming up on ten years in August and what I've come to learn and so many guys and businesses are very unilateral in their thinking, they think. Oh well, this guy was an infantryman or this guy was a radio men of this guy fired mortars or whatever it is. And they only think specifically A about that job so that doesn't translate and their mind to the civilian world and even a lot of veterans think the same thing. Well, if I was a shooter, how can I work in business? Or how can I work in this? And guys, it is the intangible skills in the military that make you incredibly successful and wanted in the civilian world, we learn how to lead, we learn how to build teams, we learn now to deal with adversity, we learn how to set goals and accomplish those goals. We learn to look at metrics. And the numbers and find out, are we on track with this? And then we know how to problem, solve to figure out how to get back. On course, guys, so many intangible skills. Those are the skills that you need to focus on when you're heading out into the civilian World. Those are the skills that businesses need to be focused on when we're looking at hiring. If you work in h.r., you should be hiring veterans. If you're a veteran, you should be looking at your intangible skills. All right. Get out there and crush it. I'm out.
Navy SEAL, Speaker, Coach