The 9 Secrets to Using Your GI Bill Benefits: Discover the Tactics Savvy Veterans Use to Squeeze the Maximum Benefits from Their GI Bill

The 9 Secrets to Using Your GI Bill Benefits: Discover the Tactics Savvy Veterans Use to Squeeze the Maximum Benefits from Their GI Bill

As a blogger writing posts on three websites in response to submitted GI Bill questions, I’m continually both surprised and frustrated at the amount of mis-information there is floating around out there and at the number of veterans who end up mismanaging and squandering their GI Bill benefits - ending up with nothing to show for their hard-earned benefit. I constantly see the same, or variations of the same questions, asked over and over again, so my intent with this guide is three-fold: • Put some of the mis-information to rest. • Provide answers to frequently asked questions. • Provide some ways veterans can use to shorten their time to a degree. • Highlighting the savvy tactics veterans can use to maximize their GI Bill benefits by starting the tactic out with Secret #. After exhaustive research over the last three years, I finally have a finished comprehensive guide that shows you the GI Bill facts and ways you can use to maximize the effectiveness of using your GI Bill. I grew up in Central Minnesota, where my parents own and operated a fishing resort. Once out of high school I tried a couple of semesters of college, only to quit halfway through the Spring term; I decided at that time that college wasn't for me. Then I decided to follow my father's previous occupation as an auto mechanic. I graduated from a two-year of vocational training course and worked as a mechanic. While in vocational training, I decided to join the National Guard where I eventually ended up working full-time for 32 years. So how does all of this relate to writing? In one of my leadership schools, the instructor, who was an English teacher at a juvenile detention center, presented writing to me in a whole new way - a way that started to develop my interest in working with words. Fast forward about 40 years and I now have over 20 books listed on Amazon. All of my books with the exception of one children's book (One, Two, Three, Four . . . Counting is Fun at the Grocery Store) are non-fiction in various fields, such as: * Self-Publishing: * Digital Photography: * Travel: *Health and Fitness: *Outdoors and Recreation: Besides my own writing, I also ghostwrite ebooks, reports, articles, blogs and do Kindle conversions for my clients. Oh . . . did I mention that I went back to college in 1987 and graduated 7 years later? Today my wife and I live in Gold Canyon, AZ, where you'll find me happily sitting in my office typing away on my laptop as I work on my next book or ghostwriting project . . . that is if we are not traveling on a cruise ship - our new-found mode of travel.