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Anyone want to talk on LIVE?
Who wants to hop on a quick Live and just hang out? 😄 Future recruits; pull up! Ask me anything about the Army, Military, the ASVAB, MEPS, recruiters… whatever’s on your mind. No pressure, no judgment. Comment “LIVE” if you’re down. Let me know what day works best in the poll!
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We will get a live planned soon! Work came first and wanted everyone to enjoy their weekends!
🎯 5-Minute “Recruiter Ready” Check-In (Drop your answer below)
If you walked into a recruiter’s office tomorrow, what’s the ONE thing you’d want to feel confident about? Pick one: 1. ASVAB score / practice plan 2. Medical questions (what to bring, what to expect) 3. Fitness (push-ups, plank, run) 4. Jobs (MOS options you’re considering) 5. Contract terms (bonuses, options, timelines) 6. “I don’t even know where to start” Now answer these in 1 comment: - Your age + grade/year (or “parent of…”) - Your biggest question (be specific) - Which option # you picked I’ll reply with one clear next step you can do this week. Everything here is free, and the goal is to help you show up informed and prepared (not to replace your recruiter). 💪🇺🇸
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@Courtney Middleton I hear you and you are not alone. A score of 20 does not mean you cannot do this. It usually just means you need a simpler plan, the right order, and repetition that actually sticks. The fact you have kept trying for years while raising 4 kids tells me you have the discipline, you just need a system that fits your life. Here is a plan that works for busy schedules and confusion. Step 1 Pick 2 main sections first Focus on Arithmetic Reasoning and Word Knowledge because those move your AFQT the most for most people. We will keep it simple and build confidence fast. Step 2 Study 3 days a week in short sessions Do 30 minutes per session. If you can only do 20 minutes, still do it. Consistency beats long sessions. Day 1 Math basics 10 minutes learning 20 minutes practice questions Day 2 Word knowledge 10 minutes vocabulary 20 minutes practice questions Day 3 Mixed review 15 minutes math questions 15 minutes word questions Step 3 Do not bounce subjects every day Stay on this for 2 weeks, then we adjust based on what you miss most. Step 4 Track only two things What you missed Why you missed it Then redo those questions two days later. That is how your brain locks it in. If you want, reply with your most recent practice score, what sections feel the most confusing, and how much time you realistically have per session. I will map you a simple weekly plan you can stick to and we will get you closer to 09M step by step.
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@Falak Um'rani yes I can help you with an ASVAB score and practice plan. Quick questions so I can tailor it to you. What is your most recent practice score Do you have a goal score or a specific job you want Do you have a test date yet Which sections feel easiest and which feel hardest In the meantime, the best starting point is this. Take one short diagnostic, then we build a 3 day a week plan around your weakest two sections first. Most people improve fastest by focusing on Arithmetic Reasoning and Word Knowledge, then adding in Paragraph Comprehension and Math Knowledge after you get momentum. Drop your score and goal and I will write you a clean study schedule you can follow.
Take a mental break please! 📚😖
Sometimes you need a break to disconnect. Not because you are quitting, but because you are human. Real talk, this journey can get loud. Notifications, pressure, deadlines, and that feeling like you should always be doing more. When you are trying to build a better future for yourself or your family, it is easy to feel guilty for resting. But here is the truth. Rest is part of the mission. If you have been grinding nonstop, your mind starts running on fumes. You stop retaining info. You get irritated easier. You overthink everything. You lose the reason you started. That is not weakness. That is your body and brain telling you to pause and reset. So if you need a day off, take it. If you need to step away from your phone, do it. If you need to unplug and just breathe, that is completely okay. Go for a walk. Get outside. Eat something real. Sleep. Laugh. Watch something funny. Spend time with your people. Do anything that reminds you that life is bigger than a checklist. And when you come back, come back with intention, not panic. One thing that helps is to keep it simple. Do one small win when you return. One practice quiz. One lesson. One post in here. One question you have been avoiding. One step forward. That is enough. Progress is not always loud. Sometimes progress looks like protecting your peace so you can keep showing up long term. If you have been feeling overwhelmed lately, drop a quick comment like “Resetting today” or “Taking a breather.” No explanations needed. This community is not here to pressure you. It is here to help you win without burning out.
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Let’s do what we came here to do!
I want everyone to pick one easy goal for the week. It can be anything reachable, and I want you to get after it! Let’s all focus on why we joined this group. Why you decided to better yourself and not quit! Just one goal! I’ll start: release 2 courses on this platform this week! I will follow up!!!
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Mission: Prepare future Soldiers & families for enlistment with real-world info. Independent resource, not sponsored by the U.S. military or DoD.

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