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From NATO to Veterans Advocacy with Chris Rose
In this episode, Joe talks with Chris Rose, who shares their personal journey of career choices and work-life balance. From exploring international job opportunities to seeking guidance from a life coach, Chris emphasizes the significance of finding fulfillment in their work and creating a positive living environment for their family. They openly discuss the challenges faced during their time in the military and the subsequent transition to civilian life. Chris also delves into the concept of failure, the importance of networking, and how the skills acquired in the military can translate into civilian careers. Chris reflects on their diverse professional experiences and highlights the value of continuous learning, adaptability, and making a positive impact on others.
Key Takeaways:
- Military families face unique challenges due to frequent moves and changing schools.
- The military provides valuable skills such as problem-solving, teamwork, and adaptability.
- Building a strong network is crucial for success in the civilian world.
- Failure should be seen as a learning experience and an opportunity for growth.
- Veterans should have self-belief, patience, and seek out resources and support during the transition process.
Quotes:
- "Flexibility and the ability to understand people are key skills developed in the military."
- "Failure should be seen as a learning experience and an opportunity to improve."
- "Building a strong network is essential for success in the civilian world."
About the Guest
Chris Rose is a former army officer and civil servant who has had a successful career in the military and NATO. He now works in a portfolio career, providing consultancy and advisory services to various organizations.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/brigchrisrose/
About the Host
Joe O'Connor is a resilient business entrepreneur and Financial Adviser dedicated to supporting business owners and veterans in their transition to civilian life. Despite facing life-threatening challenges at a young age, Joe defied the odds and embarked on a remarkable journey. From excelling as a Combat Engineer and Physical Training Instructor in the Royal Engineers to starting his own business as a Financial Adviser, Joe has displayed unwavering determination.
After rejoining the Army as a reservist in the Bomb Disposal Unit, Joe reached the rank of Sergeant before transferring to the SAS, where he endured a severe injury and was medically discharged. Undeterred, he resumed his role as an IFA and founded a charity that aids injured veterans and their families.
Joe's charity is currently finalizing plans for a training center and 23 Lodges, aiming to provide vital support for veterans transitioning to civilian life while addressing stress, anxiety, and PTSD. Today, Joe's mission is to unite business owners and veterans, helping them unleash their full potential for success.
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By Joe O'ConnorIn this episode, Joe talks with Chris Rose, who shares their personal journey of career choices and work-life balance. From exploring international job opportunities to seeking guidance from a life coach, Chris emphasizes the significance of finding fulfillment in their work and creating a positive living environment for their family. They openly discuss the challenges faced during their time in the military and the subsequent transition to civilian life. Chris also delves into the concept of failure, the importance of networking, and how the skills acquired in the military can translate into civilian careers. Chris reflects on their diverse professional experiences and highlights the value of continuous learning, adaptability, and making a positive impact on others.
Key Takeaways:
- Military families face unique challenges due to frequent moves and changing schools.
- The military provides valuable skills such as problem-solving, teamwork, and adaptability.
- Building a strong network is crucial for success in the civilian world.
- Failure should be seen as a learning experience and an opportunity for growth.
- Veterans should have self-belief, patience, and seek out resources and support during the transition process.
Quotes:
- "Flexibility and the ability to understand people are key skills developed in the military."
- "Failure should be seen as a learning experience and an opportunity to improve."
- "Building a strong network is essential for success in the civilian world."
About the Guest
Chris Rose is a former army officer and civil servant who has had a successful career in the military and NATO. He now works in a portfolio career, providing consultancy and advisory services to various organizations.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/brigchrisrose/
About the Host
Joe O'Connor is a resilient business entrepreneur and Financial Adviser dedicated to supporting business owners and veterans in their transition to civilian life. Despite facing life-threatening challenges at a young age, Joe defied the odds and embarked on a remarkable journey. From excelling as a Combat Engineer and Physical Training Instructor in the Royal Engineers to starting his own business as a Financial Adviser, Joe has displayed unwavering determination.
After rejoining the Army as a reservist in the Bomb Disposal Unit, Joe reached the rank of Sergeant before transferring to the SAS, where he endured a severe injury and was medically discharged. Undeterred, he resumed his role as an IFA and founded a charity that aids injured veterans and their families.
Joe's charity is currently finalizing plans for a training center and 23 Lodges, aiming to provide vital support for veterans transitioning to civilian life while addressing stress, anxiety, and PTSD. Today, Joe's mission is to unite business owners and veterans, helping them unleash their full potential for success.
USEFUL LINKS