Have you found a career that serves a higher purpose since transitioning?

I have worked at several careers since "transitioning". Even in retirement I began a new one as a full time author. All were challenging. All offered varying degrees of financial reward and satisfaction. However, none served "a higher purpose" than my military service. I never expected that any could...

Yes, medical product development and medical research.

Yes, I have found that that "higher purpose" in my job with the DHS Office of Inspector General.

I fear my question was structured poorly. I wasn't implying that being in the military didn't serve a higher purpose or that a new career could exceed it. I think a lot of men lose their sense of purpose after the military and it contributes to the 22 a day we're losing to suicide. I think the VA and other organizations alike are phenomenal but, there's a disconnect between finding Vets a job and finding Vets a career or calling. I don't think any of us consider what we did a "job" as it was more of a calling or a duty.

If you know of any vets I have work for them here in the United Kingdom.
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I work for a defense contractor supporting the National so in a way I'm giving back to my country!