From Employment to Education: Career Crossroads Choice


The Career Crossroads Choice

From Employment to Education

That moment taught me that I truly am “the master of my fate.”

I was at a professional crossroad.

My “good government job” was being transferred across the country to work at a decommissioned nuclear weapons facility and I had to decide whether to bury or to give birth to my real career dream.

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Entrepreneur turned educator whose mission is to equip young people with the knowledge, skills and abilities to define their own wealth without sacrificing their humanity.

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