1. The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky 2. The Road by Cormac McCarthy 3. Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Frederick Nietzsche 4. Against All Odds by Alex Kershaw 5. Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankel
Hello Nick. I read most of the books you mentioned. I come from a military family from Bangladesh and pursuing engineering degree in the states. After several years, it has come very evident that military training and discipline is a must of every young men (and women), I wish I went to military before coming to USA it would have been way easier (I tried but didn’t qualify for stammering which I fixed). I really wanted to join U.S. military but there seems to be no way thru. You do say to take responsibility, how would you handle this situation if you were me? Also United States is having military recruitment issues (not USMC) I don’t understand why they do not open the MAVNI program.
As long as you do not have any significant disqualifiers such as a physical disability, mental condition, or crime record. a recruiter will work with you to get you in. It may take a while; it took me about 9 months as an 18-year-old due to shoulder injuries. Just show you want to be there, and they'll help you.
@@asifalrazi4107 I know three marines who earned their green cards through their service, I’m sure exactly what the eligibility requirements are if you’re not a us citizen but it is possible. Ask them what those are or what check boxes you need to fill. You can do it.
I wanna know what the deal is with that HAIRCUT!? Mohawks went out of style around 2004! HATCHET! GREAT book. Sadly, it was a bit too dark for my boys......but in the future.
The Holy Bible
Warrior poet way by John Lovell is a fantastic read, to add my two cents.
Atlas Shrugged, by Ayn Rand. Absolutely positively life-changing.
I will read the suggestions here, too.
The Illiad and the Odyssey by Homer
1. The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
2. The Road by Cormac McCarthy
3. Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Frederick Nietzsche
4. Against All Odds by Alex Kershaw
5. Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankel
Top 5 books for me:
1. Holy Bible
2. Musashi
3. Meditations
4. Richest Man in Babylon
5. Band of Brothers
Hello Nick. I read most of the books you mentioned. I come from a military family from Bangladesh and pursuing engineering degree in the states. After several years, it has come very evident that military training and discipline is a must of every young men (and women), I wish I went to military before coming to USA it would have been way easier (I tried but didn’t qualify for stammering which I fixed). I really wanted to join U.S. military but there seems to be no way thru. You do say to take responsibility, how would you handle this situation if you were me? Also United States is having military recruitment issues (not USMC) I don’t understand why they do not open the MAVNI program.
As long as you do not have any significant disqualifiers such as a physical disability, mental condition, or crime record. a recruiter will work with you to get you in. It may take a while; it took me about 9 months as an 18-year-old due to shoulder injuries. Just show you want to be there, and they'll help you.
@@Randy_pig95 not really man. I have been going back and forth the only thing they ask is green card.
@@asifalrazi4107 I know three marines who earned their green cards through their service, I’m sure exactly what the eligibility requirements are if you’re not a us citizen but it is possible. Ask them what those are or what check boxes you need to fill. You can do it.
Please share the video you mentioned of the woman with the stoic husband
Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss was good.
I wanna know what the deal is with that HAIRCUT!? Mohawks went out of style around 2004!
HATCHET! GREAT book. Sadly, it was a bit too dark for my boys......but in the future.
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Go dog go… read it