How are you supposed to figure it all out?

Transitioning from the military to civilian life is a challenge unlike any other. It's not just about finding a job; it's about rediscovering yourself without the uniform and crafting a life that brings genuine fulfillment. There's a lot to figure out, and it can be overwhelming, but you're not alone in this.

You might be thinking:

"I need to find a new purpose."
"I want to serve in a new or different way."
"I need to find my new community."
"I want to make money."
"I want to maintain or improve my lifestyle."
"I want to love what I do."

Your journey to clarity, confidence, and conviction begins here. 

How does Vector Accelerator work?

1. Engaging Course Immerse yourself in our self-paced course, combining videos, written lectures, and introspective journal prompts, fostering a deeper understanding of the material.

2. Digital Workbook Our digital workbook provides a safe space for you to unlock your thoughts, embrace your unique voice, and find clarity as you respond to journal prompts, enabling personal growth and self-discovery.

3. Community Meetups Join our weekly community meetups for introspective discussions, fun challenges, collaborative activities, and the opportunity to form meaningful connections with like-minded veterans, creating  a supportive space to evolve.

Learn more about Vector, here. 

We think every transitioning veteran deserves to find clarity about their identity and purpose in life, and it shouldn't be hard to uncover it.

"The course encouraged a sense of camaraderie and shared experience among the instructors and students. This course has been a beacon of hope in my journey to the next chapter. It was incredibly reassuring to connect with fellow veterans who were also in the midst of this life-changing transition. We shared stories, offered support, and learned from each others experiences, creating a strong network of peers who had the same challenges, rebranding their identity, purpose, goals, and community." 

Corey Fossbender

Retired Air Force Veteran