The Cannon Dispatch T. Cannon

The mind likes to catastrophize, for whatever reason. This is unhelpful in most (modern day) cases.
Most of the time, simple is the most rational approach.
(Note: I recorded this on my phone in my car. I am not sure why this is relevant information, other than to help you understand why the recording sounds that way. I don’t want to wait until I have my fancy microphones or computer to record something. Using what I have when I have it is a much more realistic approach. There will always be more time for fancy recoding equipment.. now’s not that time!).
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For some, creative ideas are more prevalent when they are under some sort of pressure, whether imagined or real. Why? Can anybody share ideas or a book, podcast, or anything on this subject?
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Admitting you don’t know is like a pressure release valve for yourself. And it doesn’t matter what the hell other people think.
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Being willing to look stupid is a super power. Feeling stupid is a quick way to incite self-learning.
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Head’s Up! Episode contains heavy language.
This is a work/career/military episode.
It's a good listen for veterans, those within a couple of years from finishing their time in the military, and those still active duty who are not sure what they want to do on the outside.
I met Darius about six years ago while I was stationed in Spain. Darius was a US Navy Medical Corpsman for 10 years. During his time he deployed downrange with the Marines, and worked in clinics and hospitals in Europe and the US.
This episode we talk mostly about his transition out of the military, from having no plan to landing a six-figure income as a full-time teleworking cloud engineer. We throw a lot of military acronyms out there, talk about military mindset in different environments, taking responsibility for your own career, the importance of networking, being your own advocate in work and life, and Cloud Tech Academy where he did his Salesforce training (links below).
If you listen on Spotify or Apple, it really helps if you rate the episode and leave a comment. Appreciate it!
Enjoy the episode!
-Tyler
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Cloud Tech Academy Links:
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I’m back from a bit of a break.
Talking points:
* Brief talk about my transition and retirement from the Navy
* Three areas I am focusing on : Physical/mental health, building a community, and spending time on a passion
* Podcast plans (more music, drums, creativity-based episodes, occasionally sprinkling in other topics of interest)
* Call to action: if anyone knows any veterans, or active duty military who need help during transition from active duty, send them my way
**While Cannon Dispatch isn’t targeted specifically towards veterans, having recently left from Active Duty I know how difficult the transition can be. It’s important that people have someone to talk to about their careers and lives, what they want to do, and to knock around ideas for their aspirations and how to get there. And I believe it’s important they talk to someone who has experience in that event and who is not directly connected to anyone in their workplace or Chain of Command.
If you or anyone you know, veteran, active duty or someone thinking about joining, who would benefit from a conversation about these things and more, reply to this post or contact me via one of the methods below. I would love to connect with you and help in any way I can.
Thanks for listening, let’s do it again soon.
-Tyler
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