The early reviews have been incredibly encouraging. Educators, therapists, career counselors, and mentors agree the book delivers both inspiration and practical advice for career changers, students, and job seekers.
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My newsletter is packed with self-development ideas for and about regular people, like you and me. Many of the posts are excerpted from the book.
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