My Personal Take: No Other Expected Outcome in Afghanistan
Kabul — former Soviet Officer’s Club near Darul Aman Palace Originally posted on Medium My final day in Jalalabad, November 2013 I deployed to Afghanistan three times as a DoD civilian intelligence officer from 2012 to 2015. Is the news out of Afghanistan...
Military Transition – My Story
Originally posted on LinkedIn Bottom Line Up Front – Every job I’ve had since the military involved networking, luck, and knowing what I wanted to do. If you skip to the end, I highlight my key lessons. I didn’t have a typical transition from the...
A Day in the Life of a Product Manager
Originally published on LinkedIn Product Manager appears to be one of those ambiguous job titles that can mean completely different things in different industries or even different companies within industries. For the past 11 months, I’ve been a product manager of a...
Interview on Hazard Ground Podcast
Originally posted on the Life After Loyalty blog In 2017, I had the opportunity to share my story with Mark Zinno on the Hazard Ground Podcast. The episode published in April of 2018. It was honor to be able to share my story on the same platform as Medal of Honor...
A great start to the @k12albemarle school year. I’ve lost count on these but they seem to be a daily email now.
2James and I shared many a cigar together in Afghanistan. He’s a retired Navy SEAL and biking from GA to FL to raise funds for the @NavySEALfnd Check out James Byrne's fundraising page - https://impact.navysealfoundation.org/fundraiser/3434637
I was very conflicted yesterday, just as I am on most anniversaries of 9/11 over the last twenty years. But it was the decision I made on September 12, 2001, that defined who I would be as an adult. https://medium.com/@lewisnelson/9-12-01-is-the-day-my-life-really-changed-6e1ef16df0f5 #NeverForget #911Anniversary