We at RallyPoint asked our senior
members to share the most important lessons they've learned during their years in
uniform. Here is their advice to younger personnel who will likely face the same challenges and decisions:
To do what is right
no matter what anyone thinks. It may not be a celebrated decision but it should be done if it is going to assist my soldiers in becoming honest, stronger soldiers.
I will always do what
is right – not what is popular.
SFC Omayra San
Antonio
US Army Reserve
Recruiter at New Haven, CT
Know
your job, passionately tend to your troops' needs, and stay focused on your own
personal and professional development. Equally important, make time for your
family. Because in the end, when you retire the uniform, your family is what
you take with you, aside from developed skills and wisdom.
Naval
CPO Phillip Durio
Serve those you lead. I've used a mix of Authoritative
& Persuasive styles of leadership throughout my career, but recently I've
found that the principle of a Servant Leader has brought more out/from those I
lead than they, or I, could ever have imagined.
MSgt Daniel Schrubb, MCSC
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