Jason Sikora, PMP, CBAP on LinkedIn: Let me show you how catching monster fish will improve your bottom line in… | 11 comments (2024)

I’m finishing up my family visit in beautiful Pennsylvania today. The back roads of Schuylkill County have some of the most idyllic scenes that look like they’re straight out of a frontier novel. If you ever find yourself up here to visit the brewery in Pottsville or Mrs. T's Pierogies factory in Shenandoah, take the back roads and do some sightseeing. You will be pleased with your choice.Sarah McAlanis, it was a pleasure to see you again! Thanks for having dinner with us last night.

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Sometimes life can be a roller coaster…Just put your hands up, scream, and enjoy the ride!I’m spending the day with family at Knoebels Amusem*nt Resort in Pennsylvania. This is the best wooden roller coaster I’ve ever ridden. I hadn’t been to this park in over 25 years. If you’re ever near Elysburg, PA, go check it out!Becky Klimas Brandi Sikora

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To my West Texas connections, this is your chance to help our smaller chapter grow exponentially. We span from Lubbock to San Angelo, and everywhere in between and around those areas. To quasi-quote Mean Girls: “We’re not like a regular chapter; we’re a cool chapter!”David Bowers Kevin Johnson, MBA, PMP, RBLP-T, SHRM-CP

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For anyone who needs a mood boost today, I did some reflecting this morning and thought of this…You are the culmination of ancient particles, now gathered into one remarkable existence.

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I’ve got several meetings today. Maybe I’ll try this and see what happens. Thoughts?

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I want to take this moment to give a huge "thank you" to my corporate mentor, Mike Boswell. He and I had a year-long mentorship through American Corporate Partners (ACP) to help me transition from my military position into my civilian life. I am 3 months out from starting my DoD-SkillBridge internship with Congruent Connections (CEO Desiree Bosch), and I feel that Mike has given me the mentality I need to excel in the project management and business analysis industry in the private sector.He was the one who introduced me to the Japanese concept of "ikigai." Literally, that translates into "reason to live." I did a post on it a while back. Google it and have fun. I sure did. This concept, as well as our mock interview, were the two things that absolutely struck home for me.I am grateful to Mike for his time and mentorship, Peter Sullivan for connecting us, and American Corporate Partners (ACP) for running a successful program for transitioning service members. People and companies like you are what make this process so much easier. Thank you for removing my fears of transitioning from the service!

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We had a blast at the US Navy #resiliency day on Goodfellow AFB!I had the chance to pose with "The Face of Goodfellow" today -- CTR1 Eric Blondeaux He was made famous by this article: https://lnkd.in/g8q_TJYwThis event was made possible by the leadership of our Officer in Charge, Nicholas (Nick) Leyba and Senior Enlisted Leader, Steven Jenkins. LCDR Leyba had a tremendously successful tour here and he will hand over his responsibilities to our incoming OIC soon.Chief Jenkins has taken the helm of SEL responsibilities from me as I transition into the civilian workforce. I'm honored to have served with both of them!

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Get some sleep!This post is inspired by Keith Christiansen.I still see both military and corporate people talking about how little sleep they get...and then bragging about it as if it's a badge of honor.It's not.No one cares if you are "surviving" off of 4 hours of sleep a night.In the past, people would scoff at me for getting 8 hours of sleep, saying things like, "It must be nice." Yes, it is nice...and I'll continue doing it.

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