Joseph Malone is a former Marine Special Operations Command (MARSOC) Marine with seven total deployments who's now on a mission as a personal safety consultant. Join us as we delve into Joseph's journey in and out of the military TWICE, what made him try out for MARSOC and what ultimately helped him put the pieces of his life back together after transition. Joe now operates his own business teaching others how to protect themselves and the ones they love. Discover the essence of the "Lethality Lifestyle" as Joe advocates, for self-defense skills, positive mindset, and discipline for collective ..read more

Bill spent 8 years in the Army Infantry. After a disabling injury Bill opened his own security company and retail store selling military and survival products in Alaska. It was during this time that he began working with the FBI and other law enforcement agencies initially in undercover operations and later as an analyst specializing in counter domestic terrorism. Bill was also involved in the getting the Veteran Small Business Enhancement Act passed to allow certified veteran owned businesses to benefit from government surplus equipment. Bill currently spends his time on a small holistic ..read more

Trying to recreate the momentum I had. No editing, just action. Hope you all are well. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/militarybottomline/support ..read more

Adit Shah is a real estate devemoper and private equity syndicator. After separating honorably from the US Navy, he worked for a developer for FREE for 1 year which led to him founding Housebender Inc, his own development company. Adit also co-founded Tempest 22, a private equity company which raised $3.2M and acquired $18M in assets in under 1 year. Connect with Adit: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/housebender/ Website: https://housebender.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/militarybottomline/support ..read more

A lot of veterans find themselves struggling academically after they leave the service. There are a myriad of problems that can come from failing classes while using your GI Bill. After 3 degrees, I have compiled my tried and true methods to ensure success in every college class. Hope these help! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/militarybottomline/support ..read more

As a highly-successful entrepreneur, Douglas James has seen over-and-over how fellow business owners have amazing ideas which deserve to succeed. This knowledge inspired Douglas to empower budding entrepreneurs on how to acquire, close and retain amazing clients, so they can finally experience the lives of their dreams.   Douglas decided he wanted to help others to succeed during his time in the Navy. In 2015, he was deployed on a humanitarian mission that allowed him to assist some of the most impoverished communities in the world. It was then and there that Douglas knew he wanted to liv ..read more

Staff Sergeant John H. Davis is a decorated combat veteran with two tours in Afghanistan. John is a veteran advocate, Harvard Graduate and author of Combat to College. Every service member that is preparing to get out, or is already out using their GI Bill, needs to hear what John has to say. Find John’s book here   --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/militarybottomline/support ..read more

There is a lot of pressure to maintaining good grades while in college, but is it really worth the effort?  It all depends on how competitive your goals are. The more competitive, the more things like your GPA matter. Either way, a ding to your GPA isn't the end of the world. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/militarybottomline/support ..read more

After separating from the military twice, I narrowed down the two most important factors for a successful transition.  The sooner you start working on these, the better prepared you will be to move from the military sector to civilian.  Build that runway! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/militarybottomline/support ..read more

Kyle joined the Marine Corps in 2011 and worked as a helicopter mechanic as part of HMX, the presidential helicopter squadron. After 5 years of being on call and traveling the world, Kyle called it quits after his first contract. Following his enlistment, Kyle returned to the midwest to finish his college education. Like most others, Kyle began his exit using the GI Bill, that is until he learned about VR&E. Since then, Kyle has been able to get his private pilot's license, study abroad, move on to grad school and continue maximizing his benefits 6 years later. Kyle is also the only person ..read more