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Shannon Carpenter, a retired Navy veteran, shares her experiences and insights from her time in the military. She discusses the benefits of being undesignated and how it allowed her to explore different career paths. Shannon also talks about the challenges and rewards of working in the deck department and the gender dynamics she encountered. She shares her journey from undesignated to rated and the importance of finding mentors. Shannon highlights the sacrifices she made as a mother in the military and the role of a chief in the Navy. In this conversation, Shannon Carpenter shares her experiences as a Chief in the Navy and her transition to civilian life. She discusses the preparation and testing required to become a Chief, highlighting the importance of mental and physical readiness. Shannon also compares the dynamics of different branches of service and emphasizes the unique bond and community among Chiefs. She explains the responsibilities and expectations placed on Chiefs, including being a shield for their sailors and providing guidance and support. Shannon reflects on the personal connections she formed with her sailors and the impact she had on their lives. She also shares her journey of starting two businesses, Lularoe and Mary Kay, and offers advice for women considering joining the military or starting a business.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
01:04 Transition to Civilian Life
05:14 Life as an Undesignated Sailor
07:10 Challenges and Rewards of Undesignated Work
09:23 Gender Dynamics in Deck Department
12:38 Career Progression and Seashore Rotation
14:36 Undesignated to Rated
22:44 Being a Chief on an Aircraft Carrier
25:57 Importance of Mentors
28:30 The Role of a Chief in the Navy
31:13 Preparing for the Role of a Chief
32:06 Different Dynamics in Branches of Service
33:02 The Bond and Community of Chiefs
34:00 The Responsibility and Expectations of Chiefs
35:20 The Power of the Chief's Mess
36:19 The Coping Mechanisms of Chiefs
37:25 The Personal Connection with Sailors
38:46 The Transition to Civilian Life
39:45 The Impact of Chiefs on Sailors' Lives
44:29 Finding Joy in Retirement
45:15 The Bond and Pain of Military Service
48:13 Starting a Business: Lularoe
50:41 Starting a Business: Mary Kay
56:22 How to Connect and Order Products
58:53 Advice for Women Joining the Military
01:02:20 Advice for Women Starting a Business
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Dee Davis, a former Navy Intel specialist and current president of Davis Consulting Management Group, shares her journey from the military to the construction industry. She discusses the challenges of transitioning to civilian life and finding her passion in construction. Dee also talks about managing large projects and her experience working with Navy SEALs. She emphasizes the importance of respect and how women can respond to difficult situations. Additionally, she addresses the issue of sexual assault and the need for prevention and support. The conversation covers topics such as teaching personal responsibility, gender differences in safety concerns, increasing representation of women in construction, women's strengths in construction, balancing empathy and assertiveness in leadership, having difficult conversations, advice for women joining the military, and advice for women stepping into business.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
01:50 Transition to Construction Career
04:32 Transition to Management Role
06:42 Definition of Large Projects
08:27 Personal Background and San Diego
10:41 Growing Up in San Diego
12:27 Experience in Bootcamp
22:45 Working with Navy SEALs
23:30 Gender Dynamics and Respect
26:54 Preventing Negative Experiences
32:39 Addressing Sexual Assault
34:05 Teaching Personal Responsibility
36:08 Gender Differences in Safety Concerns
40:10 Increasing Representation of Women in Construction
43:24 Women's Strengths in Construction
48:18 Balancing Empathy and Assertiveness in Leadership
53:05 Having Difficult Conversations
57:58 Advice for Women Joining the Military
01:01:23 Advice for Women Stepping into Business
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Brittnie Wick, a veteran of the Air Force and fitness coach, shares her journey from military service to pursuing her passion for fitness. She discusses the importance of exercise during pregnancy and dispels myths about working out while pregnant. Brittnie also highlights the need for improved fitness programs in the military and the role of leadership in promoting overall health and wellness. She emphasizes the mental and emotional benefits of exercise and the importance of nutrition in achieving fitness goals. Overall, Brittnie's story showcases the transformative power of fitness and the need for a holistic approach to health and wellness. In this conversation, Brittinie Wick discusses the lack of guidance and education provided to young service members in the military. She emphasizes the need for leadership to implement programs that educate airmen on topics such as nutrition, exercise, and financial management. Brittinie also shares her experience starting her own business and highlights the importance of finding a niche and continuously evolving. She discusses her passion project, Women's Serve Too, which aims to recognize and support female veterans. Brittinie encourages women to stand up for themselves and stay true to their identity in both the military and business. She also advises taking advantage of education benefits and advocating for recognition and benefits as a veteran.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
01:07 Transition from Military to Fitness
03:25 Pursuing Physical Therapy
04:21 Taking the Leap and Starting a Business
05:22 Starting Before You're Ready
06:13 Early Passion for Fitness
07:11 Using Fitness as an Escape
08:08 Dealing with Traumatic Experiences
09:06 The Benefits of Working Out
10:04 The Importance of Mental Health
11:17 Challenging Stereotypes in Fitness
12:10 The Mental and Emotional Benefits of Exercise
13:20 Dispelling Myths about Working Out During Pregnancy
15:37 Nutrition and Exercise During Pregnancy
19:45 Improving Fitness Programs in the Military
22:04 The Role of Leadership in Fitness and Nutrition
24:47 The Need for an Overhaul in Military Fitness and Nutrition
27:51 The Impact of the Military on Eating Habits
31:51 Lack of Guidance and Education in the Military
34:03 Starting a Business and Using VA Benefits
36:13 The Importance of Niche and Rebranding
39:30 Women's Serve Too: Recognizing Female Veterans
43:09 Supporting Female Veterans and Service Members
46:14 Advocating for Recognition and Benefits
49:22 Taking Advantage of Education Benefits
52:42 Advice for Women Joining the Military and Starting a Business
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Erica Lehmkuhl, a retired Army veteran, shares her military journey and transition to becoming a real estate broker in Hawaii. She joined the Army to rebel against her parents and escape her hometown. Erica served for 23 years and experienced leadership in the front lines during deployments. As a woman in the military, she faced challenges and stereotypes but embraced the camaraderie and bonds formed with fellow soldiers. After retiring, Erica pursued a career in real estate and found success in the competitive Hawaii market. She offers insights and advice for those interested in buying or selling homes in the area. In this conversation, Erica Lehmkuhl shares her journey from being in the military to owning her own real estate brokerage. She discusses the challenges and rewards of working in a female-dominated industry and emphasizes the importance of collaboration and professionalism. Erica also debunks common myths about real estate and provides insights into getting approved for a home loan as a self-employed individual. She concludes by offering advice for women joining the military and starting a business.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Military Background
01:24 Reasons for Joining the Military
03:47 Experiences in the Army Signal Corps
06:25 Active Duty During 9/11
09:19 Challenges Faced as a Woman in the Army
23:16 Transition to Real Estate
28:09 Real Estate Market in Hawaii
30:11 Transition to Owning a Brokerage
31:12 Becoming a Broker and Starting Seaside Realty
31:58 Having a Female-Dominated Team
33:05 Working in a Female-Dominated Industry
34:03 The Team at Seaside Realty
35:13 Collaboration and Professionalism in the Real Estate Industry
36:42 The Importance of Building Good Relationships
38:34 Is the Real Estate Market Oversaturated?
38:50 Myths and Misconceptions about Real Estate
48:33 Getting Approved for a Home Loan as a Self-Employed Individual
56:04 Advice for Women Joining the Military
59:49 Advice for Women Starting a Business
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Renee Ventrice, a military veteran and entrepreneur, shares her journey from the military to starting a successful wine tour company. She discusses the challenges she faced and the lessons she learned along the way. Despite the setbacks of the pandemic, Renee's business thrived by adapting and finding new opportunities. She emphasizes the importance of marketing and having a financial cushion when starting a business. Renee has also transitioned into coaching and uses her expertise to help others succeed. She shares her experiences and insights through social media, including TikTok. In this part of the conversation, Renee Ventrice discusses the power of TikTok for business and the importance of consistency on the platform. She also emphasizes the value of building relationships in marketing and the process of graduating clients to independence. Renee shares insights on finding your niche in business and the importance of a strong foundation. She highlights the benefits of business coaching and offers resources for veterans starting a business. Renee provides advice for women joining the military and starting a business, and she encourages embracing failure and learning from mistakes. She concludes by sharing where people can find her online. In this conversation, Renee Ventrice, a relationship marketing coach and entrepreneur, discusses the importance of relationship marketing and shares strategies for building authentic connections with customers. She emphasizes the role of effective communication in nurturing customer relationships and highlights the use of social media as a powerful tool for relationship marketing. Renee also discusses the importance of measuring the success of relationship marketing efforts. Overall, this conversation provides valuable insights and practical tips for businesses looking to enhance their customer relationships through relationship marketing.
CHAPTERS
06:14 Transitioning to Entrepreneurship
10:13 Starting a Wine Tour Company
18:38 Navigating the Challenges of the Pandemic
25:57 Keys to Success in Business
30:21 Transitioning to Coaching
32:43 Using Social Media and TikTok
34:36 The Power of TikTok for Business
36:27 The Importance of Consistency on TikTok
37:40 Building Relationships in Marketing
39:34 Graduating Clients to Independence
40:33 The Principles of Relationship Optimization
42:23 Finding Your Niche in Business
43:21 Building a Strong Foundation for Business
44:04 The Value of Business Coaching
45:08 Taking Action and Accepting Help in Business
46:43 Targeting Your Ideal Client
48:07 The Joy of Building and Leaving a Business
49:45 Resources for Veterans Starting a Business
51:37 Advice for Women Joining the Military
57:28 Advice for Women Starting a Business
01:03:49 Embracing Failure and Learning from Mistakes
01:06:18 Where to Find Renee Ventrice
03:00 The Importance of Relationship Marketing
06:00 Building Authentic Connections
09:00 Effective Communication Strategies
12:00 Nurturing Customer Relationships
15:00 Leveraging Social Media for Relationship Marketing
18:00 Measuring the Success of Relationship Marketing
21:00 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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In this episode, Kristen interviews Genelle, an Army veteran, about her experience in the military. Genelle shares how she joined the Army on a whim and became a healthcare specialist, also known as a combat medic. She talks about the challenges and surprises she encountered in her role and the different types of deployments she experienced. Genelle also discusses the gender balance in the military and the need for women to support each other. She emphasizes the importance of providing the best care possible while also taking care of oneself. In this part of the conversation, Genelle and Kristen discuss the challenges of being promoted ahead of peers, the double standards women face in leadership roles, and the importance of allies in advocating for women. They also share their favorite memories from their time in the military and discuss the transition out of the military. Genelle talks about how she started her graphic design business and the importance of branding for businesses. They conclude by offering advice for women joining the military and starting a business. In this conversation, Genelle shares a rule of thumb she learned in the military about complaining up the chain of command. Kristen agrees and adds that effective communication is crucial in leadership roles. They discuss the importance of respectful questioning and understanding decision-making processes. Genelle mentions her website and social media accounts as ways to follow her business, Starkey Collaborative. Kristen recommends reaching out to Genelle for design services. They end the conversation by expressing excitement for future collaborations.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
03:00 Joining the Army
06:00 Role as a Medic
09:00 Deployments
12:00 Gender Balance in the Military
18:00 Education and Career Path
21:00 Balancing Care for Others and Self-Care
27:00 Women in the Military and Supporting Each Other
33:00 Gender Bias and Competition
34:58 Challenges of Being Promoted Ahead of Peers
36:02 Double Standards for Women in Leadership
37:11 The Importance of Allies in Advocating for Women
38:32 Creating Morale in Challenging Situations
41:05 Favorite Memories in the Military
46:49 Transitioning Out of the Military
53:42 Starting a Graphic Design Business
59:18 The Importance of Branding for Businesses
01:06:33 Advice for Women Joining the Military and Starting a Business
01:09:31 Complaining Up in the Military
01:10:30 Effective Communication and Leadership
01:11:15 Finding Genelle's Business
01:12:26 Future Collaboration
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Victoria Hardy, a Navy veteran and benefits consultant, shares her experiences and insights on VA benefits. She discusses her background in the military, challenges she faced as a female in a male-dominated field, and her transition to benefits consulting. Victoria provides advice for veterans in the claim process, emphasizing the importance of medical records and nexus events. She also highlights the rewarding nature of her job and the impact she has on veterans' lives. In this part of the conversation, Kristen and Victoria discuss frustrations with the disability claim process and the importance of deserving veterans claiming their benefits. They also explain how back pay works and the role of the Intent to File. The conversation then shifts to the DBQ generation and increase program offered by Atlas Benefit Consulting. They discuss the financial security that comes with claiming benefits and the pricing and payment plans for working with Atlas. They debunk common myths and misconceptions about the VA claims process and clarify the timeframes for filing claims and re-evaluation of ratings. Finally, they emphasize the importance of letting go of control and embracing life, as well as the strength of the veteran community. In this conversation, Victoria Hardy shares her expertise on veterinary medicine and the importance of mental health in the profession. She discusses the challenges faced by veterinarians and offers advice on how to cope with stress and burnout. Victoria also highlights the need for support systems and resources for veterinary professionals. Overall, this conversation sheds light on the realities of the veterinary field and emphasizes the importance of self-care and seeking help when needed.
02:17 Joining the Navy
04:00 Boot Camp Experience
07:26 Challenges as a Female in the Military
15:26 Military Assignments
16:41 Transition to Benefits Consulting
24:45 Advice for Veterans in the Claim Process
30:07 Identifying Disabilities and Records
30:54 Frustration with the Disability Claim Process
32:11 Deserving Veterans Not Claiming Benefits
33:08 Back Pay and Intent to File
36:02 DBQ Generation and Increase Program
39:04 Financial Security and the Importance of Claiming Benefits
41:17 Working with Atlas Benefit Consulting
45:16 Pricing and Payment Plans
48:38 Common Myths and Misconceptions
50:09 Timeframes for Filing Claims
52:56 Re-evaluation of Ratings
55:05 Letting Go of Control and Embracing Life
58:04 The Strength of the Veteran Community
59:24 Conclusion and Contact Information
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Carrie Roeger, a former Marine and current restaurant owner, shares her journey from the military to entrepreneurship. She discusses the challenges she faced as a female Marine in the 80s and the barriers she broke as a trailblazer. Carrie also talks about starting multiple businesses, including a restaurant and a franchise operation. She shares her experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic and the importance of community support. Carrie emphasizes the value of education and encourages veterans to get involved in veteran organizations. Overall, her story highlights resilience, adaptability, and the power of community. In this conversation, Carrie Roeger shares her experiences starting and growing businesses, emphasizing the importance of education and seeking help. She highlights the abundance of free education resources available, such as online courses and webinars. Carrie also discusses the strong support network within the veteran ecosystem, including mentorship opportunities. She reflects on the challenges and rewards of transitioning from the military and the newfound freedom to make choices. Finally, she offers advice for women considering joining the military or starting a business, encouraging them to embrace their femininity and seek assistance.
Takeaways
Starting a business requires perseverance and the ability to adapt to changing circumstances.
Community support is crucial for the success of a business, especially during challenging times.
Veterans should take advantage of the resources and support available to them, such as education benefits and veteran organizations.
Breaking barriers and challenging stereotypes can lead to positive change and opportunities for others. Education, both formal and informal, plays a crucial role in the success of a business.
There are numerous free education resources available, such as online courses, webinars, and mentorship programs.
The veteran ecosystem provides a strong support network for aspiring entrepreneurs, offering mentorship and guidance.
Transitioning from the military can be challenging, but it also opens up new opportunities and freedoms.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Announcement
01:14 Starting the Interview
02:18 Military and Construction Background
03:15 Joining the Marines and Leaving the Military
05:00 Choosing the Navy over the Marines
06:08 Transitioning to Civilian Life and Starting Businesses
08:30 Opening the Restaurant and Franchising
10:29 Surviving and Thriving During COVID-19
11:50 Being a Social Enterprise
16:40 Being a Female Marine in the 80s
19:09 Deployment and Jump Wings
26:39 Using the GI Bill and Dealing with Health Benefits
31:24 Other Businesses Started
33:35 Starting and Growing Businesses
34:28 The Value of Education in Business
35:55 The Importance of Learning and Seeking Help
37:30 Free Education Resources
38:57 The Power of Webinars
39:33 The Veteran Ecosystem and Mentorship
41:11 Transitioning from the Military
43:29 The Impact of Military Experience
44:27 Discovering New Levels of Freedom
45:51 Celebrating the Freedom to Quit
46:47 Relearning How to Be an Adult
47:07 Advice for Women Joining the Military
49:37 Advice for Women Starting a Business
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The conversation covers various topics related to the military experience, diversity, transitioning to civilian life, and the work of a life coach. The chapters include discussions on the challenges and benefits of military diversity, the importance of communication skills in different settings, working with children and neurodivergent individuals, and supporting mental health. The conversation also touches on the impact of military life on mental health, the role of a life coach in addiction recovery, and the financial stability of military families. Additionally, the conversation explores the higher rates of neurodivergence in military families and the availability of resources for diagnosis and treatment. In this conversation, Daphne Soto discusses her experiences as a woman in the military and as a business owner. She highlights the increase in autism diagnoses and the role of military testing facilities in this trend. Daphne also shares the challenges she faced as a woman in the military, including gender bias and disrespect. She emphasizes the slow progress in achieving gender equality and the need for women to be authentic and true to themselves. Daphne offers advice for women joining the military, encouraging them to stand up for what they believe in. She also provides words of wisdom for women starting their own businesses, emphasizing the importance of trust and community.
Takeaways
The increase in autism diagnoses may be influenced by the higher rate of testing in military families. Women in the military have faced challenges such as gender bias and disrespect, but progress has been made in recent years. Gender equality in the military and society as a whole is still a work in progress. It is important for women to be authentic and true to themselves, even in male-dominated environments. Women can make a difference both in the military and as business owners by standing up for what they believe in and supporting each other.FOLLOW DAPHNE:
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**This episode was cut off due to an internet outage, part 2 (episode 8) resumes where we left off!Stephanie Delmore served in the United States Air Force from 1994 to 2020. She retired just before the pandemic began and while trying to start her coffee shop in Northern California. We discuss the journey of business ownership and navigating senior leadership in the military as a female and earning her seat at the table.Follow Stephanie:Javadreampv.comInstagram: @javadream_____________________________________________FOLLOW ALONG THE SERVICE TO CEO PODCAST:SPOTIFYhttps://open.spotify.com/show/1HwhWlqwXMdg5U69LeZNny?si=f56b9f97b3c4455cYOUTUBEhttps://www.youtube.com/@servicetoceoINSTAGRAMhttps://www.instagram.com/servicetoceopodcast/TIKTOKhttps://www.tiktok.com/@servicetoceopodcast?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pcTWITTER (X)https://twitter.com/servicetoceo
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**This episode was cut off due to an internet outage, part 2 resumes where we left off!
Stephanie Delmore served in the United States Air Force from 1994 to 2020. She retired just before the pandemic began and while trying to start her coffee shop in Northern California. We discuss the journey of business ownership and navigating senior leadership in the military as a female and earning her seat at the table.
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On todays episode of the Service to CEO Podcast, I chat with Christine Adams, an Army Signal Officer turned retiree and life coach. We chat about her love for service to the country, her calling to be a soldier, and how she earned her seat at the table amongst top leaders in the Army with poise, power, and grace. She has a remarkable and admirable approach to leadership that everyone can learn from.Website: www.christine-adams.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/christine.adams.7505_____________________________________________FOLLOW ALONG THE SERVICE TO CEO PODCAST:SPOTIFYhttps://open.spotify.com/show/1HwhWlqwXMdg5U69LeZNny?si=f56b9f97b3c4455cYOUTUBEhttps://www.youtube.com/@servicetoceoINSTAGRAMhttps://www.instagram.com/servicetoceopodcast/TIKTOKhttps://www.tiktok.com/@servicetoceopodcast?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pcTWITTER (X)https://twitter.com/servicetoceo
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On today's episode, Dulcie and I catch up after about 8 years since we last saw each other, and 10 years since we were training in bootcamp together. Although her time in the Navy was cut extremely short due to an injury that was never quite fixed, she has a lot of knowledge on disability claims and other benefits available to veterans.
Links relating to what Dulcie talked about:
Patient Portal to Tricare Medical Records in the event the service member cannot find their records.
https://myaccess.dmdc.osd.mil/identitymanagement/app/login
Getting registered on MyHealtheVet
https://www.myhealth.va.gov/mhv-portal-web/web/myhealthevet/home
My HealtheVet gives access to your medical records while a VA patient, keeps track of appointments, making appointments, prescriptions/refills, and lab results.Women's Health
https://www.womenshealth.va.gov/
VRE Education and Hiring Assistance:
https://www.va.gov/careers-employment/vocational-rehabilitation/eligibility/
Disability and claims
https://www.va.gov/disability/how-to-file-claim/when-to-file/
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In today's episode, I talk with Ashley about her career in the Army and the challenges and successes she faced as a female in a male dominant career. We discuss the process of starting a business and gaining returning clientele in an area with already well-established dog training companies. Ashley is extremely inspiring and a "shoot you straight" kind of girl!
Hopefully this motivates and educates you on female vets and business ownership.
Where you can find Ashley:
Www.airbornek9.com
https://www.facebook.com/AirborneK9?mibextid=2JQ9oc
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In today's interview, I chat with Analiz, an Army Paralegal turned business owner providing natural creams, shampoos, and organic products to help with pain management. We discuss surviving domestic violence, making the decision to leave bad situations, finding strength during the healing process, and post military service healthcare.
Here's where you can follow her journey:
Instagram
Facebook
Website
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In this episode I explain the events that lead me to ultimately leaving military service. I discuss leadership challenges, work life balance, dealing with the COVID-19 Pandemic while active duty, and trying to run a business while all of this is happening.
Hopefully it gives you some insight to me as your host before you listen to a bunch of women come on here and share their story. It was only fair that I share mine first.
Thanks for listening/watching!
Kristen
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Welcome to the Service to CEO podcast.
I'm your host Kristen, a 10 year Navy Veteran turned freelance photographer. In this show we talk about the journey of female vets who have embraced the next chapter in their lives, are chasing their dreams, and showing the world what they’re made of every day as successful entrepreneurs.
Let’s raise a glass to breaking barriers and creating our own versions of a successful and fulfilling life.
