"For boot camp, just keep your mouth shut and do what they say, when they say it. Don't try to stand out. Blend in. Take it meal by meal, Sunday by Sunday.
It will suck, but it's more mental than physical. If you can keep yourself locked…"
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Jess Levens replied to Uncle Sam's discussion 20 years old and enlisting tomorrow. Tips and thoughts?"I'll have to actually read the articles.
My initial impression, though, is that that the sheep/sheepdog dichotomy had more to do with those who sacrifice to protect the group and those that do not. I'm not…"
Jess Levens replied to Uncle Sam's discussion 20 years old and enlisting tomorrow. Tips and thoughts?"Sorry your friend had a bad experience, but you do not know what the hell you are talking about. Besides lifelong friends, confidence and other life skills, the Corps is where I got all of my professional training. I have a fantastic job…"
William L. Unkel replied to Chris Hamm's discussion Who Wears a Watch Anymore?"There are a lot of professions (jobs) that require that you put that cell phone away during the daily work schedule. While the need to keep a fairly accurate track as to the time of day it would be a major waste of time to be constantly looking at…"
William L. Unkel replied to Uncle Sam's discussion 20 years old and enlisting tomorrow. Tips and thoughts?"Pay attention during training.
Train like your life depends upon it."
"Study until you start losing the ability to concentrate, then go excercise until you reach the point of technical failure. Then go back to studying. Repeat as necessary, until you finish or fall over. Got me a 3.9 GPA and killer definition."
"It depends, of course.
If you have a final in three hours that you've hardly studied for, you have no business going to the gym.
But if you're on top of your game as far as time management goes, a work-out can get the brain juices going,…"
Nathan DeParis posted a discussionStudy and Exercise
Is it better to exercise before doing homework, or after?See More
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