Kelvin White, a West Point graduate and former football player, shared his journey from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, to becoming an infantry officer and Ranger. He recounted his transition from coaching at West Point to serving in the 75th Ranger Regiment, including his experiences in Germany and his medical separation due to knee injuries. Kelvin emphasized the importance of self-awareness, planning, and networking in transitioning from military to civilian life. He highlighted his involvement with Team RWB and his aspirations to become a tech salesman. Rob Robinson, the host, discussed the challenges and opportunities of military transitions, stressing the need for adaptability and strategic planning.
As mentioned in the podcast:
The Qualified Sales Leader - https://a.co/d/eDPRmT7
Mission Transition Podcast - Matthew J Louis Episode - https://www.spreaker.com/episode/pffl-14-matthew-j-louis--40047428
Mission Transition Book - https://a.co/d/43oGMcb
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