Happy New Year Veterans and Soon To Be Veterans

Hi Everyone,

Here's the latest update. We would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year. Many of our service members are unable to be with their loved ones over the holidays. We pray for all to be safe and for their loved ones to be strong during the holidays.

Veterans In Motion will resume the newsletter after January 15, 2006. We will continue to post inspirational postings until then.

Be safe and wish all a Happy New Year.


Johnetta Matthews


PS We realize our archives aren't updating on this blog and it's been addressed to Blogger. Blogger is really good about helping us with our Blogs. Check the Military Transition Monthly Archives for past posts for military transitioning tips and Career Fair information. Take care.

Christmas Gifts for Veterans In Motion's Visitors

This is our most recent newsletter post:


Military Transitioning
November & December Theme –
Military Transitioning Book & Resource Reviews

Veterans-In-Motion
Tuesday's Tips of the Week
Issue #2015A
Publisher: Johnetta Matthews
mailto:Vetsinmotion@aol.com
© Veterans-In-Motion

This week's focus is on "Manifesting Your Reality".

Below are two beautiful free books for manifesting your
ideal reality.

As we leave the military, we let go of our military identities,
we remove our uniforms, and we retire our titles.

We then begin a journey of manifesting who we really are in this
world. The kicker is, we begin our journey with a single thought.

The thoughts we think while transitioning out of the military become
our reality.

Take a look at the two free e-books and see if there's valuable information
within them for your military transition.

Your Christmas Gifts from Veterans In Motion:

Click and receive your gifts:

Gift #1

Gift #2

These gifts are in pdf format.


Merry Christmas and be safe.


Johnetta Matthews
Veterans In Motion

Important Announcement for Army Personnel - Fake Army AKO Web Page

We (Milbloggers) have information from a very reliable source.
There appears to be a fake AKO Web Page and please read
the below update:

Quote:

BLUF: The enemy has created a fake Army Knowledge Online (AKO)
web page to lure you into giving up your AKO user name and password
and stealing your identity. DO NOT GO TO THIS SITE.

You may receive email, with a link, that directs you to go to this fake
AKO site and log on. The only link for AKO is https://www.us.army.mil/ .
The following site is intended to look like the AKO portal. It was setup to
gather usernames and passwords of AKO users.

(We will not post the illegal site on our blog)

We have received one report of an email sent to an AKO user that
linked to this website. In the event that you receive such an e-mail,
do not open it; delete it immediately. If you enter your password to
this site, it will be captured and could be used by an intruder to access
the AKO portal and any other Army website that relies on AKO credentials.
Our enemies will try any method to gain access to our networks.

Thank you for doing your part, and thank you for your patience as we
continue to work on keeping the network secure and reliable.

Unquote

Please use the above sited web site for the AKO Web Page. Once again,
this information was provided by a very reliable source.

We'll keep you posted on any further developments. Stay safe.

Johnetta Matthews
Veterans In Motion

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Military Transition Tool - The Ultimate Guide to Job Interview Questions

Our most recent military transition newsletter post:




Veterans In Motion
Military Transition Tools

Start the New Year Off
With A Plan!

This Book Will Help
With Your First
Civilian Job Interview!

Click Here for Details

Military Transitioning
November & December Theme –
Military Transitioning Book & Resource Reviews

Veterans-In-Motion
Tuesday's Tips of the Week
Issue #2014A
Publisher: Johnetta Matthews
mailto:Vetsinmotion@aol.com
© Veterans-In-Motion

This week's focus is on your first "Job Interview"
in the civilian sector.

Many people leaving the military struggle
with civilian job interviews.

The most common fear is if a military person
would be able to answer the interviewer's
questions.

These are a few concerns veterans have shared:

1. What will a job interviewer ask me?
2. How should I respond to various interview questions?
3. What is a job interviewer looking for?
4. How should I discuss my weaknesses?
5. How do I discuss my strengths?
6. What are the do's and don'ts?
7. How do I respond to interview questions if I'm over
or under-qualified for the job?
8. How can I be more confident during a job interview?
9. What should I ask during a job interview?

See: And 4 Free Bonuses That Are a Huge Value In Their Own Right!


This e-book is a high recommendation for a military
transition and civilian job search.



Johnetta Matthews
Military Transition Newsletter
Veterans In Motion

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We will often post the newsletter on this blog as well.
This will avoid linking to the Military Transition Newsletter
Blog and giving the appearance of spamming.

Military Transition - Find Jobs

Hello Veterans and Soon to be Veterans,

We just ran across a web site to assist you with looking for
a job. We scouted the web and ran across this:

Great Huge Job Site


Be sure to click the above link and scout around if you're
looking for a job.


Johnetta Matthews
Veterans In Motion

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