In what ways do they branch out in terms of post, unit, and skill
how do they become naval parachutists?
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what the career paths for navy aircrew survival equipmentman?
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Isn’t it true women are wiser than men all around?
I’m saying this as a guy, that the last 80 years of civilization shows a startling fact. Almost every skill needed for survival, for career success, for even many athletic activities, woman’s potential is equal or stronger than that of males.
If not for the male hormone known as testosterone, women would challenge men in everything, including football and basketball and wrestling.
As for survival skills in times of emergency electric outages, women win because they approach the situations differently. They coordinate and network better with others so that some of the skills a man uses to survive harsh conditions does not even have to come into play for women. The approach is different but works just as effectively.
As far as managing companies, managing the government, being responsible for ANYTHING, a pet, a child, an errand, women are by nature more responsible and reliable.
Am I right? I have to give credit to the women.
The only reason men have dominated women in history is that women made the choice to play by man’s rules and be submissive partly because the one flaw in a woman is she gets a pleasure out of looking up to the man she’s with. So woman always caved in.
I don;t like Sarah Palin either. But there are exception in both genders of course.
As for the PMSing thing, men also have distractors such as golf, flirting, playing Rock Band video games.
The woman who is commander in chief doesn’t need strong bicepts muscles or agility to order a military operation.
Tagged career, career success, civilization, fact, guy, potential, skill, startling fact, success, survival, true women, woman
How useful is American Sign Language?
I know it probably depends upon location and career, but I was wondering how interested most employers would be in a potential employee who was proficient or fluent in asl? i’m just starting classes (very beginner, but hope to progress quickly enough) and i’m getting my masters in disaster preparedness. in my head, asl would be super useful in finding a job – in case of disaster, wouldn’t deaf people also need to be prepared? or am i just overthinking it? i’m really looking for an edge in my field.
if it makes a difference, the other language i was considering was japanese or russian 
not super useful for american disasters, but interesting to learn none-the-less!
thanks for the advice – i probably wouldn’t be getting certified to translate anytime soon. as i understand it, that type of fluency and vocabulary takes upwards of four or five years. but being able to say i’m proficient will be nice, i suppose. also, though spanish is in demand for most jobs, its surprisingly not all that desirable for the career i’m looking at. i have about 8 mostly-useless years of french, too
How would one know the type of career for themselves if they are many in ONE?
This is who makes up me so far: Gypsy, Renaissance woman, industrialist, survivalist, intuitive, philosopher, artist, horticulturist, bohemian and mother. There is no focus and yet not definition.
Rez,
I am too impatient to become a doctor, but I would join the Peace Corp. Is 46 to old?
How do I cope with my stuggles? I feel awful and worthless (even though I know I’m not)?
I have always had a tinge of depression since I started getting serious late in my high schol career. (probably before too but I can’t remember because I was high)
I thrived in my first year of college. I never felt great but I still managed to get my stuff done. Then this summer I had this seemingly great girlfriend but of course broke my heart. I told her off philosophically via online message because I hardly had a chance to see her in person. That at least helped me know that she was out of my future but I shouldn’t even be thinking about the broad. I should have had a new one months ago!
Now I am (kind of) bombing this school year. I had to drop a class. I got a 66 on a test score. I also have a traffic ticket I have to face in less then a week. And I feel really guilty because I might too broke to pay it and may have to ask my parents. AND my insurance will go up. I feel like a failure in terms of personal responsibilty.
I still have a JUST rational enough head to realize that I need to bang this semester out and maybe relax on Winter break. but that’s not the real world. With all my money problems. I may be put in a position where I need to make money instead despite my severe tiredness. I am not trying to sound entitled or whiney. When I was younger, I used to dream of dropping out of high school and get by on the streets out of some survivalist pride. Now that I “took the bait” and went to college, I feel like a lazy scum. There is hardly any justifiying my incompetence. I want to finish my seccond year of school (associates under my belt) and just move the heck out of my parents house and let the world hit me hard. Then, other than economic hardship, I can focus soley on Jesus, music, and girls. But now I feel trappped by acedemia and my parents (who I realize are so giving and generous).
What should I do?
Tagged career, depression, schol, stuggles, tinge