"He who is everywhere is nowhere." – Seneca
In May of 2019, I will retire from the military. This will be the conclusion to a very important chapter of my life that started on 30 July, 1997. This journey has been an amazing experience, specifically due to the people I've had the honor of serving with. Without these people, my experiences would not... Continue Reading →
Spending most of your time preparing your resume does not compensate for your lack of social skills. A company wants you to tell them why you're the best qualified person for the position, not read about it. Your bio does not illustrate your value, you do. Plus, companies buy paper, they don't hire it. They... Continue Reading →
Most of us want to be the person we needed as a child. By doing so, it helps us cope with the things we struggled with during a particular chapter in our life. It doesn't erase it but does effectively use the pain as an instrument for change. What you need to remind yourself: If... Continue Reading →
Jason Lee Hughes 