Travis ShawDec 21, 20205 minThe Cost of “Being Right”This article comes from Army Captain Travis Shaw, a Field Artillery officer who has served in Afghanistan, Iraq, Fort Drum (NY), and...
Babatunde AdelajaJul 4, 20204 minBridging the Gap Through InclusionToday’s post is by Lieutenant Babatunde Adelaja, a US Army officer in the Field Artillery branch. He is a member of our first cohort of...
Dewayne WebbNov 1, 20194 minCHANGE-INSPIRED LEADERSHIP, YOUR ORGANIZATION, AND YOUU.S. Army Major Dewayne Webb is a Georgetown Public Relations Fellow who has served at Fort Bragg, NC, Yongsan, Korea and Fort Polk, LA....
Chevy CookJun 3, 20195 minIn Extremis Mentorship Pt IThis is the first of a two-part series on In Extremis Mentorship. This first part will define in extremis conditions and leading within...
Danielle DeshaiesMar 31, 20195 minThe Fear of Asking for HelpHow often have you been afraid to offer help? This may seem like a hard thing to do, but with a service orientation, as with most...
Jim PerkinsNov 10, 20185 minOfficers on Social Media: Proceed With CautionMilitaryMentors.org has never engaged in any political discourse. That’s not to say that politics isn’t present in our minds our that it...
Terron WhartonAug 27, 20174 minBecoming Multilingual: Part IIThis is the second part from MAJ Terron Wharton (see his four part series on the overlooked mentors: Establishing Character, Growing...
Terron WhartonJul 31, 20175 minBecoming Multilingual: Part IOur article this time around is from a familiar author, MAJ Terron Wharton, who wrote a four part series for us last summer on the...
John WilliamsMay 15, 20174 minInfectious LeadershipThis week’s guest post comes from MAJ John Williams, former Chemistry instructor at the United States Military Academy and current Army...
Bryan FisherFeb 20, 20174 minMentorship: Investment In A PathThis week’s article is a guest post from CPT Bryan Fisher, an Army Engineer Officer. He brings us a unique reflective look on the story...
Doug BrownNov 14, 20166 minMessaging Matters (Part IV): Standing PrioritiesThis is the last in a series of four articles on the topic of why messaging matters. During the first edition I introduced the importance...
Doug BrownOct 24, 20165 minMessaging Matters (Part III): Staff PhilosophyThis is the third of four articles on the topic of messaging. In the first I introduced the importance of personal refection and the...
Doug BrownOct 10, 20165 minMessaging Matters (Part II): Leader PhilosophyThis is the second in a series of four articles regarding philosophy, methods to maximize messaging, and why the degree of effectiveness...
Doug BrownSep 26, 20166 minMessaging Matters (Part 1) – Organizational PhilosophyThis is the first in a series of four articles regarding philosophy, messaging, and why it requires a lot of thought, effort, and...
Mike ErwinAug 4, 20163 minBuilding Relationships with MentorsMilitaryMentors.org connects military professionals to each other and to professional development resources so that they can thrive as...
Wes BaileyJul 5, 20164 minYou Can Learn A Little Something From EveryoneThis month we will take the time to look at motivation. To start us off, this week’s guest post is from Wes Bailey, a former Army...
Eli RothblattMay 9, 20163 minMentorship and the Prisoner’s DillemnaThis week’s commentary is a guest post by Eli Rothblatt, a prior-enlisted Soldier turned Captain currently out at the Army Logistics...
Jim PerkinsApr 18, 20163 minSolitude and Military LeadershipThis week’s post is part three in the #Reflection Series. Our co-founder Jim takes a page from William Deresiewicz, Columbia University...
Jim PerkinsMar 28, 20163 minStep-Up Your Long Weekend GameThanks for checking us out! We’re getting ready for our national launch in May and excited to create a central hub for military...
Chevy CookFeb 15, 20165 minConnections Are In the Air…For some people, Valentine’s Day is about love, but for us at Military Mentors, it’s all about the connection and understanding. On days...