Discover the Truth: How To Overcome The Lies Military Family Believes To Get Your Freedom Back

Being a part of a military family comes with its own unique set of challenges. The sacrifices made by these families are immense as they endure long periods of separation, moving frequently, and constantly adapting to new environments. While the support provided to the members of the military community is undeniable, there are also certain lies that military families tend to believe. These falsehoods can hinder their ability to regain their freedom and live fulfilling lives outside the military context.

In this article, we will delve into the lies military families often internalize and present practical strategies to overcome them. By recognizing and addressing these falsehoods head-on, military families can break free from their constraints and regain their personal freedom.

The Lie of Dependence

One common lie military families often believe is that they are entirely dependent on the military for their financial stability and well-being. While it is true that military benefits provide valuable support, relying solely on these benefits can create a sense of dependency. This lie can prevent military families from exploring new opportunities and realizing their full potential outside the military network.

AVOIDING EACH & EVERY MILITARY VETERAN'S DIS-ADVANTAGE: HOW TO OVERCOME THE LIES A MILITARY FAMILY BELIEVES TO GET YOUR FREEDOM BACK

by Jerome R. Corsi(Kindle Edition)

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Language	:	English
File size	:	3726 KB
Print length	:	251 pages
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To overcome this lie, it is crucial for military families to develop additional skills and pursue education or career opportunities outside the military realm. By diversifying their skill sets, they can increase their financial independence and open doors to new avenues of personal growth.

The Lie of Identity

Another lie that military families often believe is that their identity is inherently tied to the military and that they cannot exist outside this framework. While being a part of the military community is undoubtedly an essential aspect of their lives, it does not define their entire identity. This lie can lead to a loss of individuality and prevent military families from exploring their own passions and dreams.

To overcome this lie, it is vital for military families to explore and develop their personal interests outside the military context. Engaging in hobbies, pursuing creative outlets, and connecting with individuals outside the military community can help broaden their sense of identity and restore their freedom of self-expression.

The Lie of Fear

Fear is another lie that military families often internalize. The inherently unpredictable nature of military life can create a constant state of anxiety and fear, hindering their ability to make decisions and take risks outside the comfort of the military bubble. This fear can restrict their freedom and prevent them from pursuing their dreams beyond the confines of the military.

To overcome this lie, military families must actively work towards confronting their fears and building resilience. Seeking professional help, engaging in support groups, and learning stress management techniques can empower them to overcome the fear that holds them back. By developing a mindset of courage and embracing uncertainty, military families can reclaim their freedom.

The Lie of Isolation

Feeling isolated is another lie that military families often fall victim to. Frequent relocations and separations from loved ones can create a sense of loneliness and disconnect from the rest of society. This lie can lead to a loss of social support and prevent military families from building meaningful connections outside the military community.

To overcome this lie, military families should actively seek out opportunities to connect with local communities, engage in social activities, and build relationships with individuals who are not directly associated with the military. Participating in community events, volunteering, and joining clubs or organizations can provide a sense of belonging and help combat the feeling of isolation.

The Path to Freedom

Breaking free from the lies military families often believe is a journey that requires self-reflection, determination, and support. By recognizing the falsehoods and actively working towards overcoming them, military families can regain their personal freedom and live fulfilling lives beyond their military service. Embracing financial independence, discovering individual identity, conquering fear, and building strong community connections are powerful steps towards reclaiming freedom and embracing the limitless possibilities that await.

It is important to remember that the lies military families believe are not their fault, but rather the result of a system that perpetuates certain narratives. By challenging these falsehoods and empowering each other, military families can overcome these barriers and create a new narrative of freedom and fulfillment.

AVOIDING EACH & EVERY MILITARY VETERAN'S DIS-ADVANTAGE: HOW TO OVERCOME THE LIES A MILITARY FAMILY BELIEVES TO GET YOUR FREEDOM BACK

by Jerome R. Corsi(Kindle Edition)

4.5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	3726 KB
Print length	:	251 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE

AE&E Military Veteran’s DIS-Advantage is an asymmetric, gorilla-tactics approach to military family readiness for life fully alive in service while intentionally anticipating that inevitable last day on active duty, with or without the family hero.

This paradigm-changing work equips with insights to the domestic threats and disadvantages during service, and beyond. Doing helps with a successful transition out of uniform by preparing for it from the earliest days in uninformed, uninformed service, because we all get out one day!

As both technology and the world continue to evolve, the military family continues falling victim to antiquated and outdated approaches to healthcare, selfcare, & wealthcare matters that enrich the elite while keeping those of us in government mired in mediocrity, enslaved to systems and cultural paradoxes that inhibit Liberty and Freedom.

With his remarkable BIG IDEA, Commander Jarrod H. Smith presents a unique perspective of what "military transition" really is. He highlights why it’s not transition, but family readiness being the root cause of challenges alone in the ranks, setting them up for ambush, unnecessary heartache, and burdensome baggage in the veteran population.

The solution: intentional, informed Mission planning on a team, like every other mission the servicemember ever prepared for.

In this book, learn lessons from the trenches of “military transition,” including:

• The 10 disadvantages resulting from the 10 LIE’s we entertain during military service, and far beyond for many;
• Intentional wholistic healthcare along with informed medical records management;
• The Achilles heel to transition: discovery of self beyond the rank, weapons platform and service branch;
• Why the status quo of an education, a job, a house, and retirement savings accounts will lead to disappointment; and
• The advantage to overcome transition, whether that’s at five years in or three decades after initial indoctrination and training, planned or otherwise!

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