Research Strategies

Research Strategy

Research Strategy

University of Phoenix

Research Strategy

My wife and I are hardworking individuals who like to enjoy life together with our families. The activities chosen are always faced with a monetary constraint determining the level of joy attained as a family. The main problem has been attributed to the level of income our family brings in as a whole. The factors directly involved with our problem are the level of education, viable work experience, and the current economy. To put things into better perspective I am using my life experiences along with the information I have accumulated to date.

After five years in the United States Army I transitioned back to civilian life finding part time employment while attending a local two year college. I finished my associate’s degree which exhausted most of my Montgomery G.I. Bill and College Fund tuition reimbursement. I then decided to look for full time work and move out of my parent’s home. With the combination of a two year degree combined with my military and civilian work experience I found decent employment. Looking back at the past 10 years I would like to say that the positions I held seemed more like a means to an end.

Over the past eight years, I tried my hand at owning my own business much like Entrepreneur Richard Branson of United Kingdom based Virgin Records. A few years ago I recall watching a special on Richard Branson and found out that he did not have a formal education. I could also use my Step Father as an example as he earns a six figure income with little education and years of experience. My business has never truly taken off given the niche of automotive performance and repair is flooded with a large number of companies. My business has been confined to internet sales and working out of my home office due to the limited amount of customers acquired.

Currently, with the ongoing instability of the United States economy and without possession of a job...