Paul Pantani

Your Next Objective

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Your Next Objective is a weekly podcast for military veterans, first responders, law enforcement, and firefighters preparing for civilian transition and career change. Each Thursday, episodes deliver practical guidance on career planning, identity transition, and professional preparation before separation or retirement. Built on the philosophy “plan today for your transition tomorrow,” this show helps you avoid entering the civilian workforce unprepared. Whether transition is years away or approaching now, you’ll gain the clarity and strategy needed to prepare for your next career and mission.

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Paul Pantani

Episodes

006. The Part of Transition No One Talks About… Your Family | Veterans & First Responders 09.04.2026 22:46

Your Next Objective podcast: Round 6, offers practical guidance and career readiness for military members, law enforcement, firefighters, organized based on how far out your transition is. In this episode: square away your home. Your career has probably trained you to think about transition in terms of jobs, resumes, money, and what comes next professionally. But this episode asks you to look some...

005. The Questions You Ask Will Decide Your Civilian Transition Outcome | Veterans & First Responders 02.04.2026 20:55

Your Next Objective podcast: Round 5, offers practical guidance and career readiness for military members, law enforcement, firefighters, organized based on how far out your transition is. In this episode: you need to ask better questions. In this episode of Your Next Objective, we get into a part of transition prep that most people don’t spend enough time on: the quality of the questions you’re a...

Your Next Objective Trailer 31.03.2026 8:33

Welcome to Your Next Objective, the podcast built for military members and first responders who already know the day’s coming. Maybe it’s ten years out. Maybe it’s closer than you’d planned. Either way, the uniform doesn’t stay on forever, and these careers don’t usually end with a gold watch and a clean goodbye. Most of the time, you’re stepping out with a lot of working years ahead of you. If yo...