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Author Archives: Doug Nordman
Trends in retirement
After you’ve been in the military for 8-10 years, you notice the pendulum swings. At first they can turn you into a bitter, hardened cynic, but after two or three limit-cycles you realize that the pendulum’s problem is slowly … Continue reading
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Lifestyles in military retirement: Napili Bay
Here in Hawaii, we occasionally see frenzied vacation behavior from Mainland visitors who only have a week or two. They’ll race around to “do” everything on Oahu in a few days, and then charge on to a neighbor island to … Continue reading
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Getting Rich In The Submarine Force
(Disclosure: After “seeing the real Navy” during this summer’s NROTC training, our progeny announced a desire to join the submarine force. She’s smart, she’s persistent, and she’ll be good at it. She’s a contender for “command at sea”. I’m happy … Continue reading
“What, me worry?”
(I know, I know, that title reference may be a bit historical for some of you. Here’s the link. ) WordPress, this blog’s host, has been running a “PostADay2011” promotion with daily thought-provoking inspirational questions. The kickstarter for Tuesday 28 … Continue reading
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Book review: Eric Tyson’s “Personal Finance in Your 20s For Dummies”
“When the student is ready, the teacher will appear.”— ancient proverb. Whether you’re just starting out in college, in the military, or moving to a civilian career, there are thousands of books to advise you on every … Continue reading
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