Ann Sander
“My abilities to connect with people, stay focused, and stick with a problem until it was solved have all been instrumental in my success. I knew I had inner strengths, but until Pilot Judgment, I didn’t have an exact idea with a score as to where I stood on several key traits. The fact that this program has been able to assign a numerical score to specific aspects of my judgment has proven to be an amazing plus and fun to discover.
I recommend this program to anyone, of any career. Even outside of my regular work, I have found myself using the techniques I learned from the program in my relationships with people outside of work. This isn’t just a career-advancement program, it’s a getting-the-most-out-of-life program.”
Mom / Realtor
Sotheby’s International Realty®
Vice Admiral Gerald L. Hoewing, U.S. Navy, (Retired)
“The first thing I thought after I had completed the profile and examined my results was that I wished I had this when I was in charge of all US Navy personnel.”
Biography of Vice Admiral Hoewing
Hoewing was the Operational Test Director for the F/A-18 Hornet aircraft during its initial operation evaluation and later commanded the VFA-81 “Sunliners”, embarked onboard USS Saratoga (CV-60) during Operation Desert Shield. Additional sea duty commands included USS Seattle (AOE-3), USS John F. Kennedy (CV-67) and Commander Carrier Group SEVEN/USS John C. Stennis (CVN-74) Battle Group.Vice Adm. Hoewing planned and directed the procurement, distribution, administration, and career motivation of personnel in the active and reserve Navy, coordinated and controlled professional standards criteria, directed manpower and personnel research and development to improve individual and organizational performance, and lead the development and implementation of service-wide programs for improved human relations and Quality of Life.
Hoewing retired in 2006. He was president and CEO of the Naval Aviation Museum Foundation, the private fund-raising arm of the National Museum of Naval Aviation and National Flight Academy, from 2006 to 2013.
Eddie Schrieffer
As crazy as it sounds, Pilot Judgment has helped me become a better artist. Examining my art through an intrinsic, extrinsic, and systemic lens has opened my eyes to even more possibilities. Pilot Judgment is truly remarkable.
Artist – Oil Paintings
Low Country Art Gallery
Colonel Mike Meyers, USANG, (Retired)
“Seeing my judgment scores really drove home certain points and put my judgments into perspective. Issues of stress and frustration and how to make better decisions, that’s clearer to me now. It is amazing.
Throughout my military career, I have witnessed great judgment dig pilots out of impossible situations, and I have seen bad judgment cause unspeakable tragedy. Every pilot should sign up. You owe it to yourself, your family, and your organization.
No doubt, this is a great tool and I give it my highest recommendation.”
U. S. Navy F/A-18 combat pilot
U.S. Air National Guard F-16 combat pilot
Delta Airlines
Biography of Colonel Meyers
Col Meyers is a command and instructor pilot with over 4400 total fighter hours (2000+ in both the F/A-18 and F-16). He has over 300 combat hours flying 114 missions in support of Operations Desert Storm, Northern Watch, Southern Watch, and Operation Iraqi Freedom. He also has 734 carrier arrestments and 3 years sea service during his 14 years in the Navy.
Major Awards and Decorations include:
Meritorious Service Medal w/ valor – 2 awards
Air Medal w/ valor – 7 awards
Aerial Achievement Medal with oak leaf cluster
Navy Commendation Medal w/ valor – 2 awards
1991 Tailhook Junior Pilot of the Year
Bill McDaniel
A career like mine can’t exist without a solid ability to solve problems and connect with people. That is the reality of my everyday work. Pilot Judgment helped me better understand myself and the motivations of other people. It is a great program and well worth the money.
Commercial Realtor and Property Developer
McDaniel and Company
Sergeant First Class Greg Stube, U.S. Army Special Forces (Retired)
“I am not a pilot. Instead, my life and that of my entire A-Team, relied almost daily on the judgment of pilots. For this reason alone, I liked the idea of this program. Then I engaged in it for myself….
I immediately recognized pitfalls in my own character through an amazing measurement of my own judgment. Before this, I had allowed myself to believe that I was at the top of my game. Pilot Judgment has given me a far more accurate and objective means of self-inventory now.
I not only believe that all pilots should have PILOT JUDGMENT as a part of their flying credentials; I believe that all Special Forces Operators should undergo a similar analysis. When the forces at play in your everyday life mean life and death, this judgment comprehension and development is critical to staying in front of any threat.
Looking back, I know it is very fortunate that nothing worse happened in my tenure as a Green Beret…without the benefit of Pilot Judgment.”
Biography of Sergeant First Class Stube
Stube joined the Army in 1988 as an infantryman. His awards include the Bronze Star, Purple Heart, multiple Army Commendation Medals, multiple Army Achievement Medals, the Good Conduct Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, the NCO Professional Development Ribbon, the Army Service Ribbon, multiple Expeditionary Medals, multiple NATO Medals, the Overseas Service Ribbon, the Expert Infantryman Badge, the Combat Infantryman Badge, Master Parachutist Badge, Romanian Parachutist Badge, the German Silver Marksmanship award, as well as the Special Forces Tab and many other notable military honors.
He began his SF career when he volunteered and completed Special Forces Assessment and Selection in 1992 at the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School. He graduated the Special Forces Qualification Course as a SF medical sergeant, or 18D. This medical training includes extensive trauma management, surgery, anesthesia, orthopedics, pediatrics, pharmacology, OB / L&D, minor dentistry and limited veterinary medicine. Stube is also a certified Dive Medical Technician, trained at the Special Forces Underwater Operations Facility. Stube completed Russian language training as a part of his initial SF training program.
In addition to his service on the functional element of the “Green Berets,” known as the A-team, Stube served as a trainer for the Special Forces Advanced Urban Combat Course, and spent four years as Cadre in the distinguished John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School.
Keith Johnston
Within my work I have to take care of short, medium, and long term tasks and projects. I also have to make my customers happy. There are often just not enough hours in the day. It is essential that I remain focused on my work and use the best judgment I possibly can. Pilot Judgment has been a great tool to show me how to make the most of my talents, and to be careful about areas that show weakness. I’m really glad I joined Pilot Judgment.
District Representative
Chemgard, Inc.
Commander Tim Palma, U.S. Navy (Retired)
“The Pilot Judgment reports are incredible. They pinpoint areas of judgment that are strong and areas that need work. When I showed my scores to my wife she said, ‘That is exactly the way you are.’
It’s almost a little spooky how it knows so much about you. I highly recommend Pilot Judgment to anyone, not just pilots. It will be one of the best things you ever do.”
Premier Jet Aviation, Inc., President
U.S. Navy F/A-18 combat pilot
Navy Fighter Weapons School (TOPGUN) Graduate
U.S. Navy Landing Signal Officer (LSO)
American Airlines, Type Certified B-777, 767, 757
Commander Doug Cooper, U.S. Navy, (Retired)
“If you’re looking for an edge, Pilot Judgment will help you find it. It spelled out things about myself that I had never really considered. It was unbelievably helpful. I use my judgments every time I fly, in everything I do, and the Pilot Judgment program helped improve them.”
F/A-18 combat pilot
Major Airline Captain, B767
