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Here is more food for thought if you are in transition or looking to level up your career.

I spoke with Karen Kodzik, who is the Founder, President and Career Counselor of Cultivating Careers. She shares a lot of great information on her inspirations, company and book, Navigating Through Now What.


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Best of Luck! Stay safe, sane and healthy!     


Sincerely,


Career Kate

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