Everyone no matter what they claim desires to be honored. They either want to be recognized for individual accomplishments or for a group/team/unit achievement. In the military, we had badges and ribbons for all sorts of individual achievements honors, and quite a few for the unit as well.
An individual soldier and especially a good leader usually takes someone with the best traits of a Type A Personality1. One trait that often is lacking in many hard-charging leaders is humility or being humble. I am not referencing being a pushover (you would never find that in a Type A) I mean the ability to understand and show that there can and is (God) someone greater than you in charge. Leading by example while not seeking individual glory and honor.
Honor for the Humble
“Humble yourselves in the presence of the Lord, and He will exalt you” (James 4:10).
God graciously bestows every spiritual blessing on the humble.
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Health Care Expanded to All Veterans Exposed to Toxins
In one of the largest-ever expansions of Veteran health care, all Veterans exposed to toxins and other hazards during military service—at home or abroad—are now eligible for VA health care. Read more below or watch the SITREP’s easy explanation. Enroll now at www.va.gov/PACT or call 1-800-MyVA411 (1-800-698-2411), press 2.
Mental health resources are available!
After serving in the U.S. Coast Guard, Donald experienced manic episodes and was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. One episode resulted in a confrontation with the police and jail time. Upon his release, Donald found support from VA doctors. Treatment allowed him to understand and manage his bipolar disorder and lead a better life.
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DAV’s third landmark Women Veterans report is one of the most comprehensive assessments of the unique factors contributing to the staggering rate of suicide among women veterans and how the system charged with their mental health care can and must do better.
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- Type A personality is a pattern of thoughts and behaviors associated with characteristics such as high motivation, competitiveness, self-control, and impatience1. Type A individuals are competitive, driven, and time-conscious2. They are often more prone to stress and exhibit a sense of urgency2. They respond to stressful circumstances in an external way, accept challenges head-on, and look for ways to manipulate their environment to direct the outcome3. They are optimistic, energetic, practical, ambitious and tend to achieve what they apply themselves to3. ↩︎
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