I started out with the Prince's operation entrepreneur program. It's no longer in existence, but it was a week of entrepreneurial training that was paid for by the charity. I think that is amazing.
Another example would be, essentially, the ability to get yourself healthy and well. I'm biased, obviously. That's what I do. In order to take the next step into entrepreneurial adventures, you need to be healthy. I always say that's the apex of the health pyramid. You need to have your financial stability and your health, and then from there, you can start looking at entrepreneurial ventures.
I think most veterans miss those first two steps. If they can get those secured with the help of Veterans Affairs, then the entrepreneurial journey becomes a lot easier.