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A multitude of individuals harbor ideas that remain confined within the confines of their thoughts. While many excel in discussing aspirations and objectives, only a handful possess the resolve to bring them to fruition. The MotiveAction podcast, hosted by Darrell "Coach D" Andrews, is poised to serve as the catalyst for transforming talk into tangible action. Our primary emphasis will be on three pivotal facets of human existence: Self-Care, Life, and Empowering Those Eager to Utilize Their Voice for Motivation. The MotiveAction Podcast stands as your premier destination for success and ...

A Totally Warranted Podcast is a podcast about Warrant Officer Life. It contains information about everything from how to become an Army Warrant Officer to when to retire. In this podcast we’ll discuss topics surrounding your board packet, attending school, your first duty station and beyond. This podcast isn't just for aspiring Warrant Officers, it's also for current Warrant Officers. As we progress we will discuss how to manage stress, mentorship, retirement and beyond.

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Chief Warrant Officer Necole Belanger created a professional persona that was no-nonsense and highly put-together. But the truth was much more complex. Necole's story is a tale of two lives, the CWO raised in a military family, and the woman coming to terms with her sexuality, in a time where the two could not coexist. A lesbian member of the military police during the LGBTQ Purge in the Canadian Armed Forces, Necole would achieve success and promotion in her career despite a near-constant struggle. But the higher she rose in rank within the Canadian Armed Forces, the less her voice was heard.