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Veterans to Success

Veterans to Success

著者： Joe O'Connor
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 Welcome to "Veterans to Success" with your host, Joe O'Connor. This podcast is a must-listen for military veterans and ambitious business owners who are determined to increase their knowledge, achieve success and gain financial independence. Every week, Joe brings you captivating interviews with accomplished entrepreneurs who have mastered the art of success. Gain expert advice on strategic budgeting, effective money management techniques, and essential mindset strategies that will propel you towards your goals. Join Joe and his guests as they inspire, motivate, and empower you on your path to financial freedom. マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 個人ファイナンス 個人的成功 出世 就職活動 社会科学 経済学 自己啓発
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  • Joe's Christmas Special 2025

    Joe's Christmas Special 2025
    2025/12/25
    As Christmas Day arrives, Joe reflects on the themes of belief, focus, and empowerment, encouraging listeners to reset their mindset for the year ahead. Drawing from personal experiences, including a life-changing injury, Joe emphasises the importance of accountability and the power of belief structures in shaping our lives. KEY TAKEAWAYS Having someone to hold you accountable can provide the necessary prompts and support to keep you focused and committed to your goals, especially during times of reflection like Christmas. Your beliefs significantly influence your behaviour, which in turn affects your outcomes and ultimately shapes your life. It's essential to examine and challenge any limiting beliefs you may have outgrown. True focus is about doing less and removing distractions. Identifying and prioritising what truly matters in your life can lead to greater clarity and direction. Empowerment involves taking ownership of your choices and beliefs, leading to internal authority. Unlike motivation, which can be fleeting, empowerment is about consistent action and self-trust. This simple four-step process - acknowledge, release, realign, and act - can help you reset your mindset and prepare for the year ahead, allowing you to let go of what holds you back and embrace who you want to become. BEST MOMENTS "When you improvise, adapt, and overcome, things get so much better." "It's not who you think you are that's holding you back. It's who you think you're not." "Clarity without consistency just becomes wishful thinking." "Empowerment sounds like this: I decide what I'm doing next. I trust myself." "Let today be the moment you acknowledge it." VALUABLE RESOURCES https://www.linkedin.com/in/itsjoeoconnor/ https://www.facebook.com/The1Transformer https://www.instagram.com/the1transformer/ HOST BIO 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. This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/
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    50 分
  • Lessons Learned from a Navy Commander’s Transition to Civilian Life

    Lessons Learned from a Navy Commander’s Transition to Civilian Life
    2025/12/18
    Today, Joe engages in a compelling conversation with Vince Scott, a former Navy officer with a rich background in military service and a successful transition to civilian life. Vince shares his upbringing on a 250-acre ranch in Missouri, his early aspirations for a military career, and his experiences at Admiral Farragut Academy, which set the stage for his acceptance into the prestigious United States Naval Academy. He also highlights the significance of preparation and opportunity in achieving success, while also reflecting on the cultural nuances within various military branches and their impact on teamwork and leadership. KEY TAKEAWAYS Success often comes from the intersection of preparation and opportunity. Being proactive in preparing for future challenges can help mitigate crises and lead to better outcomes. Having a mentor or coach who is a rung or two ahead in their career can significantly impact personal and professional growth. Associating with individuals who are successful can provide guidance and motivation. Transitioning from military to civilian life can be challenging due to cultural differences. Civilians may appreciate military service but often do not understand its relevance to civilian roles, making it essential for veterans to effectively communicate their skills. Experiences in military school and service academies instil discipline, leadership, and teamwork. These qualities are crucial for success in both military and civilian careers, emphasising the importance of structured environments in personal development. In technical fields, such as cybersecurity, the effectiveness of a team relies more on the quality of its people than on the technology or hardware used. Building a strong team and placing individuals in the right roles is vital for success. BEST MOMENTS "I was fortunate to sort of have that level of focus that really helped." "I think it's hugely important. I have a cousin of mine who wasn't doing very well, got moved by his parents into a high school that had a JROTC program and it really turned his life around." "Life is not fair. It's not gonna be fair. That's just not part of the plan." "I think the number one thing that I talk to transitioning veterans about is culture." "I was a little taken aback by the lack of understanding on the civilian side." VALUABLE RESOURCES https://www.linkedin.com/in/itsjoeoconnor/ https://www.facebook.com/The1Transformer https://www.instagram.com/the1transformer/ HOST BIO 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. This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/
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    1 時間 43 分
  • Emma O'Reilly's Fight for LGBT Rights in the Military

    Emma O'Reilly's Fight for LGBT Rights in the Military
    2025/12/11
    Joe speaks with Emma O'Reilly, a former Royal Navy Wren, who shares her extraordinary journey from a challenging childhood marked by bullying to a military career that faced significant obstacles due to her sexuality. Emma recounts her experiences during basic training, the struggles of being one of the first women aboard a naval ship, and the harsh realities of being discharged for simply expressing her identity. Throughout the conversation, Emma highlights the importance of resilience, the value of mentorship, and the need for fairness and inclusion in the workplace. She also discusses her current involvement in advocating for LGBT veterans and the significance of creating a supportive environment for those who have faced discrimination. KEY TAKEAWAYS The journey from being bullied in school to joining the military highlights the importance of resilience. The ability to overcome personal challenges and failures, such as poor A-level results, can lead to new opportunities and personal growth. Experiences of bullying can lead to feelings of isolation and distrust, which can affect social interactions and mental health. However, these experiences can also foster a strong sense of determination and the desire to belong to a supportive community. Leaving the military can be a challenging transition, especially when it is involuntary. The process of redefining one's identity and purpose after being discharged can be daunting, but it can also lead to new career paths and personal development. Having a supportive network, whether through family, friends, or mentors, is crucial during difficult times. This support can help individuals navigate challenges and make significant life changes. Engaging in advocacy work, such as supporting LGBT veterans and fighting for equality, can transform personal trauma into a force for positive change. This involvement not only helps others but also aligns with personal values of fairness and justice. BEST MOMENTS "I think there's an element for a bully. They use the power that they feel that they can gain in a school setting to feel more in control themselves." "I was the one that passed, not the other two. Fabulous." "It just makes you feel that thing that I wanted, to belong, that was constantly being pulled further away from me at every point in time." "The only thing you'd done at this stage was say, 'I think I might be gay'." VALUABLE RESOURCES https://www.linkedin.com/in/itsjoeoconnor/ https://www.facebook.com/The1Transformer https://www.instagram.com/the1transformer/ HOST BIO 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. This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/
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    57 分
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