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I took my own advice and evaluated my careerpath…and decided it was time for a change. I started this business in 2009 and truly loved every minute of it for the first two years. I released a handful of people and habits that no longer served me. I started a full time engagement as a corporate trainer. First, let’s talk work.
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The next path is a career. But next is the careerpath and I know he is feeling concerned about it. School was such a traumatic experience for him, but University was a wonderful safe environment as he found a niche within his obsession.
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