-
S
Open to suggestions, Former Navy man looking for next steps
INTRO"Yes you have" ha. I've interviewed for several positions for under $10 an hour. They spend the majority of the interview telling me why I wouldn't be a good fit for the positions. Then wish me well. I've tried several discussions methods to assure hr personnel I didn't care about the money...- Slwgmw
- Post #26
- Forum: Introductions
-
S
Open to suggestions, Former Navy man looking for next steps
INTROTouche, This leads back to the reason I reached out in the first place. I haven't been unemployed for the past 10 months by choice. I don't have aspirations of becoming a millionaire and without giving some sob story, i just want the ability to provide for my family. I presented what I...- Slwgmw
- Post #24
- Forum: Introductions
-
S
Open to suggestions, Former Navy man looking for next steps
INTROI read the first few chapters of the fast lane book and felt inspired to write an esoteric and try to sell my idea back to DOD via book and/or public speaking. Matthew may have been onto something with somekind of PT clinic and against all odds had a good point about gaining government...- Slwgmw
- Post #22
- Forum: Introductions
-
S
Open to suggestions, Former Navy man looking for next steps
INTROJon. Long story short, that's what I wanted and imagined my career to be. However I'm having to move on. My purpose of reaching out was to gain perspective on what or how to invest what cash and time I have wisely to start some kind of income to supplement my family's future needs.- Slwgmw
- Post #21
- Forum: Introductions
-
S
Open to suggestions, Former Navy man looking for next steps
INTROIwokeup, Thanks for your reply I don't mind the "thank you for your service" from others. It's usually obvious when it's thoughtful and not. My time in was my favorite part of life so far. And thanks for throwing some civilian acronyms my way. It's one more thing I can educate myself on.- Slwgmw
- Post #19
- Forum: Introductions
-
S
Open to suggestions, Former Navy man looking for next steps
INTRONow this may be something. My wife is about to graduate as a PT. I could spearhead a PT practice with her help of course! Exellent suggestion!- Slwgmw
- Post #17
- Forum: Introductions
-
S
Open to suggestions, Former Navy man looking for next steps
INTROJon, Wasn't my intention to end vague. As supervisor/manager role in the navy I managed the flow of aircraft maintenance to fit operational needs. Afterwards I became a project manager in the RDTE field where new aircraft components came to fruition and ultimately canned or delivered to the...- Slwgmw
- Post #16
- Forum: Introductions
-
S
Open to suggestions, Former Navy man looking for next steps
INTROI'm in jacksonville florida at the moment and plan on moving close to Atlanta to be closer to family but open to opportunity anywhere. Haven't been picky when applying for jobs. Been looking for jobs in logistics, project management, and HR. I've actually been applying in the entry level to...- Slwgmw
- Post #15
- Forum: Introductions
-
S
Open to suggestions, Former Navy man looking for next steps
INTROMathew, The base pay figure for junior enlisted does come in close the equivillant of $20 an hour. I referred to standard of living. To achieve the same standard of living I'm actually looking at closer to 85k annually. For my area in Sout East USA. I'd be happy with 50-60k annually. As...- Slwgmw
- Post #13
- Forum: Introductions
-
S
Open to suggestions, Former Navy man looking for next steps
INTROVigilante, Thanks for your reply. I enlisted in the navy to become an aircraft mechanic. However while trained as one. Never really performed the duties full time. I was fortunate to move up the ranks quickly and took supervisor/managent roles early in my career. I got a bachelor's degree in...- Slwgmw
- Post #10
- Forum: Introductions
-
S
Open to suggestions, Former Navy man looking for next steps
INTROJonathan Polley, Thanks for the response and for taking me back to the basics. I haven't truly recognized my potential of what I can offer. I've been messing around with the idea of an esoteric book that will help service members. I believe I have found a need and can address it with a...- Slwgmw
- Post #8
- Forum: Introductions
-
S
Open to suggestions, Former Navy man looking for next steps
INTROHi everyone, I separated from the navy May 2015 and have actively sought employment since. Turns out veterans aren't high on the totem pole when it comes to candidate selection for civilian positions. I've been entertaining ways to employ myself while at the same time return to the financial...- Slwgmw
- Thread
- Replies: 25
- Forum: Introductions
Welcome to an Entrepreneurial Revolution
The Fastlane Forum empowers you to break free from conventional thinking to achieve financial freedom through UNSCRIPTED® Entrepreneurship where relative value and problem-solving are executed at scale. Living Unscripted® isn’t just a business strategy—it’s a way of life.
Follow MJ DeMarco
Fastlane Resources
Get The Books that Change Lives...
The Fastlane entrepreneurial strategy is based on the CENTS Framework® which is based on the three best-selling books by MJ DeMarco.
