career advice

A few years ago I had the opportunity to go rafting in Vermont and I had a blast. Whitewater rafting is a perfect opportunity for male bonding as it requires strength, balance, wits, intelligence, and courage. Most of all, it requires teamwork and leadership or else your whole group is going to tip over or worse. The idea of becoming a rafting guide is certainly appealing when you consider they get to do something awesome every day and meet some cool people, but what does it take to become one? Are you ready to become a whitewater rafting guide?

Nutritionists and diet experts are in demand. If you’re interested in diet and nutrition and want to make a career out of it, then becoming a nutritionist could be the career option for you. Here’s what you should consider first to decide if this is the job for you. 

Recently a friend of mine retired from the Marines and was looking for a new career. He tried sales and the skills he learned in the military were good for that - but he wanted something more rewarding. If you are looking for a new career, your search may be motivated by something more than just money. Even for non-veterans, many of us reach a point where we need something new in our lives. Something that is more rewarding than your average job. If this is the case, you might be struggling to pick the one that is right for you. There are many rewarding jobs out there, it is just a case of narrowing it down to the one that suits you and your family best. So, let’s look at what some options that are looking for more male applicants.

When it comes to your work life, there’s one thing that should always be on your mind; progression. Are you in a job that allows you to progress to a new level, or will you be stuck in the mud the whole time? What I mean is; will you be able to gain promotions and end up with jobs that pay better, or is your career doomed to stay in the same place for eternity?