Military Transition Article Web Site

The largest frustration with leaving the military is lack of timely information. Johnetta Matthews, military transition coach, served the military for nearly 22 years and has launched a military transition tips article web site where people leaving the military can research a wide variety of information and businesses can submit their articles free to our men and women in uniform with a reciprocal link.

Long Beach, CA (PRWEB) April 4, 2006 -- An independent military transition coach has implemented a military transition tips article web site for people leaving the military and their families.

"Finding information to transition out of the military was very frustrating," explained Johnetta Matthews, an independent military transition coach. "For some reason, I felt very lost and didn't have a place where I could conduct thorough research on various military transitional topics. As time approaches for a person to look at their front gate through their rear view mirror for the last time, information is needed immediately. There had to be a solution to this dilemna." Thus, Military Transition Tips was born.

Companies and business owners can submit articles to our article web site to show expertise in their respective field. A military transition tips article web site was needed for experts to convey vital information on civilian topics and for people to be able to search and find them.

Military, military families, and veterans could use information on a compact article directory on the following topics:

1. Employment Tips

2. Self employment options

3. Investing Tips

4. Housing and Real Estate Tips

5. Military and Veteran Discounts

6. Military Loans

7. Military Placement/Staffing Agencies

8. Career Fair Strategies and Locations

9. Transitioning to Working from Home

10. Online Colleges' Tips

11. Colleges and Universities Tips

12. Trade Schools' Tips

13. Military Transition Tips for military, veterans, and their families

14. Pertinent clubs and associations

15. Insurance Tips

16. Civilian Health Care Tips

17. Life/Military Transition Coaching

18. Relocation Tips

19. Financial Tips

20. PTSD Information

21. Disabled Veterans Information

All information is searchable so veterans and people the military would be able to search on a term of interest. Related keywords throughout articles are the keys to being located.

A successful civilian lifestyle depends on having diverse information on various topics and tips. Our men and women in uniform deserve to have an information portal that provides information from experts that would be of value to their military transition.

All chamber of commerce throughout the nation are highly encouraged to submit short articles on employment options, recreation, major industries, housing, and information regarding education in their respective city. It would be highly recommended to submit a url to the chamber of commerce city page. This information would gravely assist a military person on deciding where to live upon separation or retirement.

New site is located at http://www.militarytransitiontips.com and experts

are welcomed to submit articles that link back to thier respective web sites.

"Key thing to remember, a military person leaving the military experiences many different transitions simultaneously. It's not just about leaving the military, it's about learning how to adjust to civilian life", commented Johnetta Matthews, "Timely information is the key to their success."

About Johnetta Matthews

Johnetta Matthews served in the military for nearly 22 years and has dedicated her life to helping people transition from the military. For more information visit www.veteransinmotion.com

and www.veteransinmotion.blogspot.com.

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