Veterans who didn't get deployed shouldn't face stigma since the decision is often out of their control. Military roles vary, and not all veterans are required to deploy or engage in combat. These veterans should not have to bear the burden of shame or guilt, as they have made a valuable contribution to their country in other ways.

A lot of veterans have limiting beliefs when they get out of the military. I'll be covering some of them on this episode. I hope this video helps you realize that you should reject these constricting notions and instead strive for a successful life.

Asking for help is a hard thing to do, even when we know that we need it. We struggle with thinking about what other people might think of us and worry that they might get the wrong idea. However, asking for help is important, and I hope this video will help you understand why.

If you want a stable employment, working for the government is a great option. And because we are veterans, we may have a better chance of getting one due to our connections. However, there are certain things to consider before filing a federal employment application. Let's talk about that.

Civilian employers have misconceptions about veterans and, in general, do not understand us. They are afraid of us since PTSD is associated with veterans. As a result, most of us find it difficult to find jobs after leaving the military. So what can we do about it?

Being in the military means that you already have the necessary skillsets to run your own business, and most veterans don't even realize how important that is.

Free college tuition is one of the biggest benefits that a lot of veterans have. And just know that it's natural for us to struggle there if we want to use that and go to college ourselves. Let's talk more about that.

We all struggle sometimes, and we need to learn how to cope with our issues. However, not all methods of coping are beneficial. Let's talk about that.

Struggling with the VA is not new for most veterans, but in my experience, it is still better than the alternative in many instances.

One of the problems we face is that civilians tend to think that the VA does everything for us. So, in this episode, I wanted to talk about what does the VA actually do.

I know a lot of veterans use marijuana or "pot" and CBD (Cannabidiol) for multiple reasons: their PTSD, sleep, pain, or to get "high" to break from reality. So, in order to clarify some things, let's talk about what's the take of the VA regarding "pot" or marijuana.

The VA can take their time to get you anything but let's face it, they have what you need. So, what can we do about it?

It's really hard to form an intimate relationship with the civilian community because most of them haven't proven their worth to us. Unlike our military comrades, they don't have our backs most of the time. Let's talk about that.

Many people take risks especially those with PTSD. Let's talk about why.

Why are you shutting down? It may be normal to just shut up and color when we're inside the military, but once we got out, it's not healthy anymore. Let's talk about that.

Military folks have a different way of communication that's why most civilians don't understand it. In this episode, we're going to be talking about how we, as veterans, can communicate the properly in the civilian world.

Veterans have a different way of communication than most civilians. Remember, its not what you say, its how you say it. Adapting is the key to reintegrating back to society.

It's holiday season again this year and I just wanted to share with you some things that may help you understand why you do the things you do as vets during these occasions.

Attending family gatherings is one of the biggest stressful situation a veteran may encounter each year. Most of the time family members don't understand. Let's talk about that.

Why veterans struggle to give trust to civilians? Find out more in this episode.