Good! 

We aren't counselors, and you won't be part of a sharing circle.  At Veteran Academy, we focus on what's next. 

At our monthly Q&A, we review what's been working, and what hasn't.  Both are important to rapidly learn about and adapt to your environment.  We also offer perspective and training on what you might do to improve your results.

How is "going it alone" working so far?

The service trains us to believe we can do it all on our own.  But the military also gave us ready-made camaraderie, friendships, and connections.  It put us in a community of other servicemen and women just like us.  The day we left, it was essentially stripped away, wasn't it? 

Was that part of your TAP?  It wasn't part of mine.

Now, you truly are on your own, and it's a big adjustment.

Veteran Academy is a community of veterans who get you.  You're not looking for someone to start giving you orders, but maybe it's time to have another veteran challenge you to be more, cheer you on as you advance, or to call you out when you're being stupid.  We do that with each other to keep us all accountable to DO and to LEARN so we move forward in all areas of our lives.

How much would that kind of accountability help you capitalize on the chance for success you have earned?

Everyone who joins the military goes through training - bootcamp, OCS, the Academies, R.O.T.C. - which teaches how to succeed IN THE MILITARY!  But, there is no civilian bootcamp when we get out.  We get the "Transition Assistance Program" training, usually taught a few weeks or months before we get out, and delivered by well-meaning folks from the VA, who don't wear the uniform anymore but have never really left the service.  

Unfortunately, the military and the government can't teach anyone how to succeed outside of the military or the government. 

When you join the Veteran Academy Community, you become part of a group of individuals who are breaking the code on what it takes for  military veterans to have massive success in their civilian lives and careers.

We're in it. So, we report on what works, and what doesn't.

We also know the power of comrades, moving forward together toward an objective, cheering each other on, and keeping each other accountable.

Remember S.P.A.R.C.S.  

• Show up. 
• Participate when you can.  
• Ask questions.  
• Report on your successes (and what you learned from your failures).  
• Connect through the Community (or outside of it).  
• Support each other.   

The Community exists for you.  And, what's said here, stays here.  (It's our little virtual piece of Las Vegas.)

Truthfully, we don't know about you.

But you know that in every branch of the military, the most successful individuals and commands make plans, collect lessons learned, and apply them to improve.  And, they do it with others who intentionally or accidentally, keep them accountable for results.

The most successful civilians and organizations make plans, collect lessons learned, and apply them to improve.  

It makes sense that when you intentionally get around others who will keep you accountable for results, you are FAR more likely to achieve the success in your life - personally and professionally - that you are capable of.

The good news is joining the Veteran Academy Community is FREE (and comes with a 30-day money back guarantee).  You can quit at any time and we'll give you back all of the money you didn't pay, no questions asked.

I'll bet you've learned that the important things are usually simple, and the simple things are usually hard. 

The decision to join is simple.  Don't make it hard.