Sources and References "Veteran Stereotypes: A Closer Look" Office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, October 2014\ "What You Think About Veterans is Likely Wrong" Psychology Today, January 24, 2018 "7 Myths Civilian Employers Have About Veterans" www.highspeedlowdrag.org "6 Military Stereotypes That Are Just Plain Wrong" Task and Purpose, February 2, 2016 "5 Common Military Stereotypes Debunked" AOL.com, April 15, 2011 www.remedyalpine.org www.thirtysecondsout.com

Sources and References "Veteran Stereotypes: A Closer Look" Office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, October 2014\ "What You Think About Veterans is Likely Wrong" Psychology Today, January 24, 2018 "7 Myths Civilian Employers Have About Veterans" www.highspeedlowdrag.org "6 Military Stereotypes That Are Just Plain Wrong" Task and Purpose, February 2, 2016 "5 Common Military Stereotypes Debunked" AOL.com, April 15, 2011 www.remedyalpine.org www.thirtysecondsout.com

Sources and References "Veteran Stereotypes: A Closer Look" Office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, October 2014\ "What You Think About Veterans is Likely Wrong" Psychology Today, January 24, 2018 "7 Myths Civilian Employers Have About Veterans" www.highspeedlowdrag.org "6 Military Stereotypes That Are Just Plain Wrong" Task and Purpose, February 2, 2016 "5 Common Military Stereotypes Debunked" AOL.com, April 15, 2011 www.remedyalpine.org www.thirtysecondsout.com

Episode 5 - Don't Be That Guy

Dave "Doc" Joslin served in the Army as a Combat Medic and Senior Healthcare NCO for nearly 20 years.&nbsp; After being medically retired for injuries sustained in Iraq, and then again in Afghanistan, Dave moved into a second career in Healthcare Leadership.&nbsp; In the decade since Dave retired, he has learned many lessons about military transition, the transformation of military leadership to civilian leadership, and has continued to refine personal and professional skills that continue to drive him and others to new levels of success. &nbsp; Bullets2Beans by name, is a representation of the transition from military service to civilian life.&nbsp; Dave utilizes the Bullets2Beans platform to continue to mentor and coach from a position of tactical and combat leadership experience, from humbling lessons learned at the school of hard knocks, and through continued personal and professional development.&nbsp; Never stop challenging yourself, and always seek self-improvement!&nbsp;

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Dave "Doc" Joslin served in the Army as a Combat Medic and Senior Healthcare NCO for nearly 20 years.  After being medically retired for injuries sustained in Iraq, and then again in Afghanistan, Dave moved into a second career in Healthcare Leadership.  In the decade since Dave retired, he has learned many lessons about military transition, the transformation of military leadership to civilian leadership, and has continued to refine personal and professional skills that continue to drive him and others to new levels of success.   Bullets2Beans by name, is a representation of the transition from military service to civilian life.  Dave utilizes the Bullets2Beans platform to continue to mentor and coach from a position of tactical and combat leadership experience, from humbling lessons learned at the school of hard knocks, and through continued personal and professional development.  Never stop challenging yourself, and always seek self-improvement! 

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