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Educating Those That Come After Us, Matt Quick, U.S. Marine Corps. and U.S. Army

Military transitions can be very difficult. There are so many unknowns, and it takes time. But if mentors are willing to educate those that come after them, to share what they have learned, and to provide advice, then it doesn’t have to be as hard. In this interview, Mary Kate Soliva welcomes Matt Quick, a fifth-generation service member and Veteran…

Saving Lives Through Training, Paul Peng, U.S. Army Veteran

There is a reason that so many Veterans exit their military service with an abundance of consistency, determination, and discipline. They need those qualities to get through successfully. In this episode of Veteran Voices, produced in partnership with Vets2Industry, , Mary Kate Soliva welcomes Paul Peng, Founder and President of Sentri Institute, Inc. He was…

Taking the Road Less Traveled with Shirley Baez, U.S. Army Special Operations Veteran

For many people, the military functions as a big “leadership school.” Service members have contact with different types of leaders and learn to become leaders in their own right. From finding the right mentor to building a tribe of supportive people around you, who each person surrounds themselves with will often determine the path that they follow…

Your Limit is Way Beyond What You Think It Is, Selina Meiners, U.S. Army Veteran

Sometimes in life, when there is an important decision to be made, all you can do is sit down and make a list of ‘pros’ and ‘cons.’ Understanding the relative priority of short-term opportunity versus long term vision, or the kind of care you need versus what others in the same position will decide to do – those are hard decisions that decide the course a person’s life…