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Are you guys planning to go outside with the heat?

Just have to make a post to appreciate it. Everything, from the beat, flow, lyrics is just 10/10. Peak Drake right there.

It’s a song that’s been out for over 15 years but it’s still timeless.

Have 2 great job options on the table. One for Company A and another for Company B.

Pay is identical, job is very similar as well, different locations though.

Company A is the prime on a contract I wish to get on in the next 18 or so months. I would apply now but I’m not qualified for that role.

Is it dumb to sign with company A then?

Have 2 great job options on the table. One for Company A and another for Company B.

Pay is identical, job is very similar as well, different locations though.

Company A is the prime on a contract I wish to get on in the next 18 or so months. I would apply now but I’m not qualified for that role.

Is it dumb to sign with company A then?

I currently train with the ASIC Novablast 5s. So for military purposes I have to do a 2 mile run every year for my PT Test. Any suggestions for a “fast shoe” to help me for that specific day when I test?

The song reminds me a lot of the old Drake. Plus the beat is 🔥

I would say mine is either work ethic or staying curious and asking questions. What about for you guys?

Got an offer there for a job as an analyst. I’m hearing both amazing and bad things about them.

I want to get back into dating and don’t even know where to start. What’s a good bar or hangout place this weekend to meet some single women? I’m in my mid 20s if it matters.

As an E-5, it seems to be just getting takers done on time, being an empathetic listener, taking care of your troops needs and advocating for them, as well as staying up to date on key tasks and processes.

I’m just confused if this is actually considered leadership and how it differs at the SNCO or CGO level.

So what’s actually correct?

After doing some hard reflecting I came to the conclusion that I want to pursue SFAS. My body sucks.

I’m 5’8, skinny fat at 150 lbs. probably close to 21% body fat.

I can run 2 miles in 18 mins and barely bench my BW.

Yesterday I was at some event held by my local fire department and I couldn’t even drag the fire hose more than 15 meters by myself.

I want to purchase either SUAR by Dr. Walton or a plan from TTM as I heard they’re really effective training plans, but do I even have the right prerequisites with my current body and fitness to even gain any benefit from those plans?

Am I better off just doing something else for 12 weeks to lower my BF percentage?

Question in title pretty much. Like the L3 GPNVG

I have a weird employment history.

So 2 years ago I joined the air guard and mostly just did my weekend drills. Then earlier this year I picked up a set of orders with my unit to work full time for a year. How do I answer the employment question about my Air Guard service?

Also in 2024 I signed an offer with a cleared DOD contractor who told me to list that company as my current employer on my last SF-86. Well I ended up not onboarding with that company so should I still leave them on my SF86 if I never earned a dime from them?

Taking SEC504 and idk if I’m cut out for this. It’s too much info, it’s so much powershell.

SANS website said this course was foundational. It doesn’t feel that way. I’m so defeated.

Question in title.

Taking a course soon. I was wondering if you guys had any not taking tips.

If so, how did you balance the two out?