Posted on Mar 10, 2020
What did everyone do to help with transitioning back to civilian life?
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You're a Reservist, you're already a citizen for 90% of the time. "Transitioning" for you means sleeping in one extra weekend a month
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SGT Robert Pryor
Now that's funny right there, SFC (Join to see). For me, going from full time active duty to retiree, it meant sleeping in four extra 4.333 weekends per month -- then I became a father.
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While in the Army, I worked and learned to do my job to exceed the Best I Can as a Soldier.
As a civilian, I worked 40-hour per week and enrolled in college, 6 hours per week of studies. During my last 24-months of college, I worked 40-hours (night shift) per week while enrolling as a full time student.
It took me 8-years to graduate with an Accounting degree while working full-time. Have I mentioned, I was married with two boys during the time.
In the military, I learn discipline and dedication to be the best in whatever I did.
If you learn anything from the Military, it should have been discipline and dedication to complete your job to the standards at all times. This same grit applies; you start at the bottom but work to standard to get a raise. Easy!
Good luck.
As a civilian, I worked 40-hour per week and enrolled in college, 6 hours per week of studies. During my last 24-months of college, I worked 40-hours (night shift) per week while enrolling as a full time student.
It took me 8-years to graduate with an Accounting degree while working full-time. Have I mentioned, I was married with two boys during the time.
In the military, I learn discipline and dedication to be the best in whatever I did.
If you learn anything from the Military, it should have been discipline and dedication to complete your job to the standards at all times. This same grit applies; you start at the bottom but work to standard to get a raise. Easy!
Good luck.
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Are you implying that you do not have a civilian job now? If so, what are you doing with al that time on your hands, and how are you supporting yourself?
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