The Realization Of Irrelevance : Finding Your You After The Military

The Realization of Irrelevance is an "eye-opening" realization that discusses obstacles that veterans face, post-military services that no one seems to ever talk about. The author, Yasheka G. Foster-Newmy describes the feelings she felt in feeling loneliness, confusion, and feeling irrelevant in a world in which she had not belong to for almost 25-years. She discusses the way she had to learn to think and plan for herself especially since her time in the United States Army was her first years as a young adult. She highlights the years in the military is the years in which she have experienced every possible emotion, good, bad and proud moments in their life. She discusses the obstacles, the crippling effect of feeling paralyzed as she had to learn to live without training schedules, documents and rank structure. She gives precise details on the way in which she used her military training, all she'd known, and implemented it into her life as a retired veteran to bring structure, passion and purpose in her new world as a middle-aged, single woman. She speaks of the decisions of choosing to retire, where to retire and ultimately how she made the decisions to pursue other goals post-military service. With the patent of the term Get R2.I.T.E, which stands for Resilient, Relevant, Intuitive, Tenacity, and Empowered. Yasheka talks about how each person should know that they are "resilient because life teaches everyone that they are stronger then they think. Everyone is relevant, as everyone has a unique purpose in the world. All people have a sense of 6th sense know as intuitive. This sense has been known to save lives when all other senses failed. Within all of us is tenacity, the idea to create an opportunity when one doesn't exist. Lastly everyone should be empowered; empowered to do, be and achieve anything you desire in the world. So that others can limit feeling what she felt post-retirement, Yasheka discusses in detail suggestions, tips and, advice in which she use to create structure and rid herself of self-doubt of believing she was just a middle-aged, single-"retiree". This book speaks of finding motivation, passion and purpose.

• | Author: Yasheka Foster-Newmy
• | Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• | Publication Date: Apr 04, 2018
• | Number of Pages: 106 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1985786826
• | ISBN-13: 9781985786820