By Katelyn Nixon
What makes a house feel like a home if we can’t feel rooted where we are? We are constantly shifting. Sometimes it feels like Continue reading Quick Tips for Settling Into a New Home
By Katelyn Nixon
What makes a house feel like a home if we can’t feel rooted where we are? We are constantly shifting. Sometimes it feels like Continue reading Quick Tips for Settling Into a New Home
By Kristi Stolzenberg
If you ever run an internet search for the phrase “military spouse resume,” you’ll be swimming in articles offering tips for a winning military spouse resume. Continue reading How to Make Your MilSpouse Resume Shine
By Danielle Jackola
As we honor the 40th anniversary of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, I had the privilege of speaking with Jan Scruggs and learning about “The Story Behind the Wall” (page 12). Our conversation prompted some introspection, and I considered my legacy. Continue reading A Letter From the Editor–What’s Your Legacy?
As a spouse, you manage the unique challenges of military life. You may take on new roles and adapt to new schedules. Department of Defense has resources to help you and your family thrive. Continue reading Resources Every Military Spouse Needs
By Kristi Stolzenberg
If you ever run an internet search for the phrase “ military spouse resume tips ,” you’ll be swimming in articles offering tips for a winning military spouse resume. Now, if you are a janitor’s spouse, or a CPA’s spouse, you’ll probably come up short.
Continue reading 7 Military Spouse Resume Tips for Career Opportunities
Many civilian employers have admitted challenges when it comes to evaluating a veteran during a job interview – this is why these veteran interview tips will give you an extra edge. Often, veterans have difficulty explaining how their military experience relates to the needs of the civilian employer. Continue reading The Dos and Don’ts of Veteran Interview Tips
By Danielle Jackola
Separation can be challenging for everyone, but service members and their families can respectively face unique situations that no one anticipates. Continue reading “Who Moved My Couch?”: Minimizing Your Spouse’s Post-Deployment Stress
By Chris Billingsley
NASM (National Academy of Sports Medicine), a global leader in fitness education and certifications, supports military families – not only on days like the annual – Military Spouse Appreciation Day – but every day by providing 30% off all courses for military members and their families, as well as a free course on mental toughness. Continue reading NASM Supports Military Families with Career Opportunities
Great Bend Tribune
When Kate Hanlen went on a mission trip to Honduras at the age of 19, she didn’t know she would discover her career calling that would be 30 years in the making. Continue reading Fort Leavenworth Military spouse continues education at 49
By Rebecca Hyleman
From the moment you stepped into your role as a military spouse you may have also started dreaming of your life beyond the confinements of this role Continue reading How to THRIVE (Not Just Survive) When Your Active-Duty Spouse Retires