Light that spark fire nation, a JLD here and welcomed episode 1556 of EO Fire.

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And now let's shout out today's featured guest, Gene South.

Gene, are you prepared to ignite?

Absolutely.

Yes.

Gene is a marine spouse, daughter of Army veterans in a former FBI special agent.

She is a president slash CEO of Higher Served, where she bridges the culture and language gap between military veterans and recruiters who want to hire them, but they can't understand them.

Gene, take a minute, fill in the gaps from that intro and give us just a little glimpse of your personal life.

Awesome. Well, thank you so much for having me.

Yeah, as you said, I am working on helping to bridge that military civilian culture gap and help, especially small medium sized businesses who may not be able to afford a full time veteran recruiter, but still really want to hire veterans and military spouses.

So I've been married for 10 and a half years to a marine.

We have four dogs who he's going to try and keep from barking while we chat.

It's always a challenge.

And I think that the most pertinent thing right now is I'm a Florida girl and I'm stuck in New Jersey and it's cold.

And I basically spent all winter bundled up as much as I can and telling everybody that I still can't get warm.

Well, 87 degrees is the temperature right now for me and Puerto Rico.

So I have I have sympathy for you because I'm actually leaving for Maine in a couple days to spend the holidays back up in that frigid area where it was negative for windshield factory yesterday.

Oh, yeah, it's just not good. Don't do it. I'm coming home in February where I told my parents clear a bedroom. I'm just coming home for a month.

See, that's funny. It's obviously for us. See, like where I live is Puerto Rico when I go home. It's actually like I can only stay for a week, mom. Sorry.

So Jean, let's talk about your area of expertise because you know, you've done a lot of really cool things.

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