As Mom was returning to her prior life, I began looking for a new job. In my last year in the army, I earned about $65,000 and was able to save much of it, so I wasn't in a hurry. I had several options, including joining a reputable security company, or being a bodyguard for a known celebrity. The job offer I considered most seriously was a new startup, which combined online security service and creating military-intended software for offensive and defensive purposes. After presenting their innovations to the army brass, the 2 founders of the company secured initial funding of $10,000,000 with a promise of significantly higher amount if their program was chosen to be implemented.
I thought about it and sought advice from 2 people who served with me in the army. In the meantime, I remained
