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Lee Flint
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The military has a mandate by Congress to help military members transition to civilian life. You can get an idea what it's all about by looking at TurboTAP.org. This "one-size-fits-all" program should be replaced with a "48-Days" seminar and sponsor…
Tom;
This looks like an amazing product that will probably do great things for vets. You also get significant benefits as an employer by putting disabled vets to work.
As far as getting the word out, I'd recommend sending a press release to the Mi…
Thanks, Chris, for the great pics on the Buick build. That's exactly the kind of work I'd do with the Tempest if I could bring myself to do it. That's why I'm looking for another car--that, and the fact that my son has the car in California and I'm…
Here is the build thread on the Buick I was talking about
http://pro-touring.com/forum/showthread.php?t=57251&highlight=project+wheels+stance
Are you still going to buy a car this August? I love the idea of a daily cruiser for under $10K. I think the A-Bodies like the Tempest are a great investment.
My friend picked up a '64 LeSabre off of Craigslist last summer for $8500. It was totally…
1. English teachers
2. The ability to read and write
3. History and philosophy professors
4. The skills to think critically
5. Priests, pastors, and Rabbis...hope for all of us!
Good thinking Lee... The more we focus on the things we're thankful for, the more things we start noticing to be thankful about... So simple, but gratitude does open the doors...
1. My oldest is home from college for the summer.
2. His report card was excellent.
3. We didn't borrow a dime to pay for it.
4. Spring rain.
5. Like-minded, committed and professional colleagues.
Profile Information
- How did you hear about 48Days.NET, and what do you hope to get out of being a part of this community?
- I listen to Dan Miller's iTunes Podcast every week. I am working on my post-military career goals and think that this community can help me shape my decisions.
- What is your current work situation? Employee, self-employed, generating any income on your own?
- USAF Military Officer
- And then...what is the goal/dream you are striving for regarding your work life?
- I'd like to stay connected to aviation but spend more time with my wife.
- How about your personal life? Any specific goals or achievements or dreams you are pursuing (or want to pursue)?
- I'm mission focused, so most of my life revolves around my current mission.
- Do you have a website presence anywhere?
- http://yourmilitarymoney.blogspot.com
Describing 20 years in the Air Force
In April, 2009, I went over the 20-year mark in the US Air Force. I entered during the culmination of the cold war, saw Desert Storm unfold, was in Port au Prince, Haiti the day after the invasion was recalled after takeoff. I've been to Iraq, Afghanistan, India, Djibouti (Africa), Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Kuwait, Qatar, and been stationed in Japan, Korea, Hawaii, and throughout the continental United States. Throughout that time I have been proud to be surrounded by people committed to integrity, to service before self, and to excellence in everything they do. They are men and women who are smart, talented, and upbeat in the most dire circumstances. Most of the complaints I heard were when things were easy and carefree.
It will be extremely difficult for me to leave the military. When I do leave, I'll be looking to either join or start an organization devoted to similar tasks, to provide service where service is difficult to get, to provide a product that is hard to deliver, and work with individuals who are motivated more by the mission than by the pay and benefits.
It will be extremely difficult for me to leave the military. When I do leave, I'll be looking to either join or start an organization devoted to similar tasks, to provide service where service is difficult to get, to provide a product that is hard to deliver, and work with individuals who are motivated more by the mission than by the pay and benefits.
Lee Flint's Blog
Five things I'm thankful for today
1. English teachers
2. The ability to read and write
3. History and philosophy professors
4. The skills to think critically
5. Priests, pastors, and Rabbis...hope for all of us!
2. The ability to read and write
3. History and philosophy professors
4. The skills to think critically
5. Priests, pastors, and Rabbis...hope for all of us!
Posted on June 12, 2010 at 11:21pm —
Today's five things I'm thankful for
1. My oldest is home from college for the summer.
2. His report card was excellent.
3. We didn't borrow a dime to pay for it.
4. Spring rain.
5. Like-minded, committed and professional colleagues.
2. His report card was excellent.
3. We didn't borrow a dime to pay for it.
4. Spring rain.
5. Like-minded, committed and professional colleagues.
Posted on June 11, 2010 at 6:36pm — 1 Comment
Keeping focused
I've been distracted by a number of things lately and it took a serious health scare to snap me back into reality. I plan on rededicating myself to my family and my work and continue to contribute to a bright future for myself and those around me.
All the best to you as well!
Lee
All the best to you as well!
Lee
Posted on February 5, 2010 at 6:20pm — 1 Comment
Back from China
My family and I recently returned home from a trip to China. We went to Beijing, saw the Ming Tombs, the Great Wall, Summer Palace, Forbidden City, Tienanmen Square, and the Temple of Heaven. We saved for the trip, and paid cash for everything. It reminded me of why we clip coupons and skip eating out more than we could. Oh, and why I work so hard.… Continue
Posted on July 2, 2009 at 9:37pm —
Translating Military Experience to Civilian Needs
If you look at my profile, you'll see that I've had military leadership positions throughout my career as an aviator. The aviation field is extremely volatile right now, so I'd like to transition from military service to civilian life in other areas. How can I express my capabilities in a meaningful and understandable way?
Posted on April 26, 2009 at 3:37pm — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 8:30pm on February 21, 2009,
Dan Miller said… - I just wanted to say thank-you for serving our country!
- At 3:16pm on January 28, 2009,
Shannon Steuber said… - Thank you so much Lee for your advice on my blog request about how to pull of a charity event. I believe that this will be very helpful and I will let you know how it goes!
- At 11:06am on January 2, 2009,
Kirk Anderson said… - Hi Lee,
It is a pleasure to meet you. I hope to connect with you on 48days!
If you are looking for a social networking friendship, visit my page: Kirk Anderson and click "Add as Friend."
If you are trying to start a business or would like to get some Marketing Tips & Strategies, visit my Group: Marketing Mastermind
There are lots of ways to connect here and I would enjoy getting to know you better soon.
Thanks,
Kirk Anderson
Midwest Marketing Mastermind
- At 4:18pm on December 20, 2008,
Laura said… - Thank you for serving, Lee. My family appreciates you and your family.
- At 6:40am on December 19, 2008,
Lynn Jacobs said… - Hello Lee,
Welcome to the 48Days.net community! Let me know if I can be of service to you.
Blessings,
Lynn
www.lynnjacobs-christianlifecoach.com
www.TennesseeChristianChamber.org
- At 8:34pm on December 18, 2008,
Mike Estes said… - Hi Lee!
Welcome to 48Days.net - glad you are a part of the community! First, thank you for serving our country. My brother-in-law is in the Marines and flies the F18 Hornet. I also have a nephew in the Marines serving in Africa.
If I can be of any assistance, please let me know. While you are looking around, there are a few groups that you might be interested in joining:
Master Plan - Create and implement a strategic blueprint for your biz!
Born To Win In Sales - Need more sales or clients? This is the place for you!
Reinventing Your Business - How to THRIVE in today's economy!
Carpe diem!
Mike
www.borntowin.com
- At 5:43pm on December 18, 2008,
Jay Peroni said… - Lee,
Welcome to the community! I'm glad you joined!
Here' s a gift for you: You can download The Faith-Based Millionaire for free at: (www.jayperoni.com)
Also, check out the following group hosted on 48Days.net:
* Faith-Based Millionaires in the Making (the #1 Group on 48days.net), dedicated to those who want to incorporate their faith into their finances and business! We'd love to have you!
Jay Peroni, CFP
Author of The Faith-Based Millionaire
- At 3:27pm on December 18, 2008,
Kent Julian said… - Hello Lee,
Just noticed you joined 48Days.net -- WELCOME! So glad you became a member.
I also want to offer you a gift. You can download my FREE, Special Report entitled Goal-Setting That Actually Works! by joining the REAL Success E-Zine community at www.liveitforward.com. It's a growing and dynamic community of people striving to "live it forward" in the most important roles in their lives. I really think you'll get a ton out of both the Goal-Setting product and the REAL Success E-Zine.
Finally, check out the following groups hosted on 48Days.net:
* Speak It Forward -- REAL Success and Profit for Speakers!
* Write It Forward -- REAL Success and Profit for Writers!
Again, glad to have you here at 48Days.Net.
Live it forward,
Kent Julian
www.liveitforward.com
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