Aaron and I go through what it means to go AWOL (Absent Without Official Leave) in the military, on your job, on your friends and in your personal life – and the costs associated with doing so.
This week joined by my ever awesome co-host Aaron “Grizz” Griswold.
Going AWOL
Aaron and I go through what it means to go AWOL (Absent Without Official Leave) in the military, on your job, on your friends and in your personal life – and the costs associated with doing so.
AWOL/ˈāˌwôl/adjectiveMILITARY
- absent without official leave but without intent to desert.”we not only dealt with the enemy but with servicemen who had gone AWOL“
- absent from where one should be; missing.”if, having been treated in this way, students go AWOL, no one should be surprised”
What type of mindset sets you apart from the people that go AWOL in life? (literal and figuratively).
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