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Veterans: Rebuild America
Rebuild America offers a pathway for veterans who want to use their experiences and existing skills to thrive, find health, wealth, and peace of mind in the new economy.
It contains over 20 chapters
• 58 Businesses that are rebuilding America and how veterans can reverse engineer opportunities to join them
• The only four types of future-proof professions in the new economy
• How to get training for high growth, in-demand careers in as little as three months, plus over 60 connectors to help you on your way
• College or How to avoid getting a worthless college degree, and how to find options outside the Post 9-11 GI Bill
• Why traditional mentorship doesn’t work, and how to find the best digital mentors, plus 60 of the best teachers in the world
• 75 business ideas anyone can start today to begin the journey from entrepreneur to founder
• The Reading List of 65 highly filtered, life changing books, plus the 52 a year, and 1000 a day practice
• How-to strategically layer skills until we become a monopoly of one; the economic and logical way to find our passion
• Becoming antifragile in the new economy by survival, growth, and signaling
• Building opportunity generators on LinkedIn, Angel List, Twitter, and Medium
• The CEO habit; mindsets, experiments, and activities to find, audit, restore, and fuel healthy relationships
• The 66-day body and brain detox
• Competency what they are, how to learn them, and how to instantly build rapport with successful people
• Plus the HRSE practice for veterans who want to become leaders
....we need our veterans to become the leaders and entrepreneurs who will rebuild our country.
It contains over 20 chapters
• 58 Businesses that are rebuilding America and how veterans can reverse engineer opportunities to join them
• The only four types of future-proof professions in the new economy
• How to get training for high growth, in-demand careers in as little as three months, plus over 60 connectors to help you on your way
• College or How to avoid getting a worthless college degree, and how to find options outside the Post 9-11 GI Bill
• Why traditional mentorship doesn’t work, and how to find the best digital mentors, plus 60 of the best teachers in the world
• 75 business ideas anyone can start today to begin the journey from entrepreneur to founder
• The Reading List of 65 highly filtered, life changing books, plus the 52 a year, and 1000 a day practice
• How-to strategically layer skills until we become a monopoly of one; the economic and logical way to find our passion
• Becoming antifragile in the new economy by survival, growth, and signaling
• Building opportunity generators on LinkedIn, Angel List, Twitter, and Medium
• The CEO habit; mindsets, experiments, and activities to find, audit, restore, and fuel healthy relationships
• The 66-day body and brain detox
• Competency what they are, how to learn them, and how to instantly build rapport with successful people
• Plus the HRSE practice for veterans who want to become leaders
....we need our veterans to become the leaders and entrepreneurs who will rebuild our country.
325 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 1, 2014
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January 1, 2023
This was my second time reading this book, and I'm so glad I decided to pick up this book again. As someone who is considering my second career after the military, I thoroughly enjoyed the litany of ideas in this book. Chad focuses on entrepreneurship, relationships, healthy lifestyles, and personal development, which are critical for veterans as they leave the military.
An extremely well-written book, with lots of highlightable sentences. The book was wordy in some parts, and Chad's negativity came out in other places, but overall, I enjoyed this book. I'll keep it in my permanent library!
An extremely well-written book, with lots of highlightable sentences. The book was wordy in some parts, and Chad's negativity came out in other places, but overall, I enjoyed this book. I'll keep it in my permanent library!
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