Hosted by Jason Burds · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 125 episodes
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Whether you're in the military, considering joining or just want to learn more about military life and opportunities, this podcast is for you. Every week I talk to someone new that has their own first hand experience with the US military. While we focus on the opportunities the military offers for personal growth, we also discuss the cost of those opportunities. I truly believe the military is the greatest opportunity to build a strong future at a young age. Learn with me as we discover how others have made it work for them.*Links in show notes may be affiliate links*
Jason Burds hosts Military Bottom Line, a business show with 125 episodes published.
Brent Bowers is a real estate investor, coach, and former Army Officer who transitioned out of military life after realizing he wanted more time with his wife and children. After first getting interested in real estate i
Brent Bowers is a real estate investor, coach, and former Army Officer who transitioned out of military life after realizing he wanted more time with his wife and children. After first getting interested in real estate i
It has been a hot minute - but we're still out here.I was fortunate enough to pick David Pere's brain and ask hime some questions I have pertaining to business, real estate and content creation.Hope you find some of this
Mark Burnett’s father was stationed at camp Lejeune back in 1957. As Mark put it, he was conceived in-utero and born in Camp Lejeune. His family stayed there for two more years. Before moving the cherry point, but that d
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
I was recently a guest on Talia Rhea's podcast (who was on episode 16 of my show). Please enjoy the discussion we had on military transition, career pivots, leadership and much more. What does it mean to you reinvent you
Blake Dailey is an Air Force Veteran turned entrepreneur and real estate investor. Blake attended the USAFA from 2015-2018 where he played football as a middle linebacker. Early in his Air Force career as a Contracting O
In this episode, we sit down with Lisa Benson, an Army veteran who transformed personal and professional adversity into a story of triumph. After enlisting in 2000 to overcome financial hardship and pay for college, Lisa
Two months ago, I took the leap and bought a business. Here are the first four things I’ve learned that no one tells you about being your own boss: - Being Your Own Boss Isn’t Total Freedom While it’s great to be in char
I used VR&E to get a master's degree, but that's not how I started...At first I thought I was going to use it for an accelerated BSN. But right before starting, I switched over to completing my MS in Project Management.
In this episode of, we delve into the gripping journey of David Hopkins, a former Marine Corps Infantryman who enlisted on a five-year contract to escape his turbulent past. On a kinetic Afghanistan deployment with 3rd B
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
Trying to recreate the momentum I had. No editing, just action. Hope you all are well.
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 developmen
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 trie
Tune in to hear Bill's story - how/why he enlisted in the Navy and ultimately found a back door entry into the U.S. Naval Academy. Bill shares details on how to replicate this path, details no one talks about, flight sch
If you joined the National Guard or Reserves, you're not going to want to miss out on the opportunity that is the Post 9/11 GI Bill. While it's nearly a guarantee for active duty veterans, it's far from a guarantee for N
If you're considering going to graduate school to become a counselor, this could be the perfect opportunity for you! 2 years of free graduate school in exchange for guaranteed employment and an adventurous place to
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
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, o
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Military Bottom Line is hosted by Jason Burds. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 125 episodes.
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