Transitioning can be quite difficult, especially the one that I am in right now. For the military folk out there, let me hear your stories of transitioning. I am in the U.S. Army about to make the transition back to civilian. It is going to be tough. I already see the things that I will miss. I already see the things I am not going to miss as well. I will officially be out October 24th but I do have to say I am worried a little about not getting a job. With my skills that I received from the Army, it will not be difficult to find a job-it is only the apprehensiveness and the fear of it.
There are many things I need to decide. Will I go to school first? What exactly will I go to school for? Will I go to work first? Will it be full time? What company do I decide to work for? What if I can't get hired? What if I am not competitive enough? What if? There are many questions that circle my mind that make me apprehensive about even getting out. Am I making the right decision?
So I guess all I am saying is that I am worried about the future.
What do they say?
“If you don't have a plan for yourself, you'll be part of someone else's”
I don't want to be part of someone else's plan, I want to be a part of my own.
-a woman with her own voice-
