In Gear Career www.ingearcareer.org
Career Spark www.mycareerspark.org
Military.com www.military.com/veteran-jobs
LinkedIn www.LinkedIn.com
Email us at admin@powerhouseplanning.com to share your favorite resources not listed.
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Powerhouse president published on SpouseBUZZ 
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Powerhouse president featured on NextGen MilSpouse
MilSpouse Entrepreneur Spotlight: Jessica Bertsch of Powerhouse Planning
Powerhouse will be launching three programs for our client (Mr. Dad) in October 2014.
Checkout the three programs and plan to attend:
Community Wide Program – Single Parenting
Military Program – Fathering Through the Trenches
Campus Program – Father For Life
Powerhouse president published in SpouseBUZZ
Q: What do you want everyone to know about your company?
A: DumBell Fitness, LLC is a veteran/military spouse-owned company based in Honolulu, HI and San Diego, CA. Our goal is to bring health and wellness to our military spouses and civilian communities all over the world through the online challenge, DumBell 4 Life, and through the many fitness boot camps we offer locally. We are dedicated to teaching the entire healthy-living package by offering both fitness and nutritional courses. (more…)
How To Not Feel Like A Twit on Twitter
By: Amie Huebner
What really happened:
I was sipping coffee on my early morning commute when a car swerved in front of me. I slammed on the brakes and now my blouse looks like a Jackson Pollock painting.
What I tweeted:
I am now awake! Absorbing caffeine through every pore in my body this morning. #OffToAGreatStart #coffeebath
We’ve all been there. We’ve all done that. Now how do we express this unfortunate moment in such an abbreviated way without sounding erratic or dull as dishwater? (more…)
