EXCELSIOR, Minn. - TelAve -- The Military Writers Society of America nominated the self-help book for one of its prestigious awards for the 2026 Book Awards Season. New Mission: Your Career Transition is written in a mission-based framework familiar to veterans, transforming uncertainty into an achievable plan. The book is enriched with real-life examples and insights from fellow veterans and corporate leaders, offering clarity, credibility, and reassurance throughout the process. MWSA member and author Walter Nowocin served 22 years in the United States Marine Corps, and used his experiences in the military to help write the story.

The MWSA review said, "This is a workbook or instruction manual that contains hints and explanations that would benefit anyone looking for a job as well as the targeted enlisted military audience. This book should be on offer at every military base."

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Military Writers Society of America (MWSA) nominated New Mission: Your Career Transition for an award in the category of How To/Business/Self-Help. The final winners will be announced at the MWSA annual conference in Orlando, Florida on October 24th.

For MWSA's full book review, please see: https://www.mwsadispatches.com/library/2026/new-mission.

For review copies or interviews, please contact the author at wnqualityconsulting@gmail.com.

About New Mission: Your Career Transition

New Mission: Your Career Transition (WN Quality, 2026) is empowering, structured, and action-oriented, this guide equips service members with the knowledge and confidence to turn military excellence into civilian career success. The 213-page self-help book is available via Amazon.com for distribution. For additional information, please see https://tinyurl.com/5n8rur4h.