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Harry Kraemer, Pt. II: How Do I Become My Best Self through Values-Based Leadership?
Harry Kraemer, Pt. II: How Do I Become My Best Self through Values-Based Leadership?

If you read my last blog post, some of these concepts will look familiar to you. Part one of this two-part blog series discussed Harry Kraemer’s take on living and leading through a values-based life. It broke down the four principles that values-based leadership is built upon self-reflection, a balanced perspective, true self-confidence, and genuine humility.

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A Therapist’s First Year on the Job, Part II: What Do I Need to Know?
A Therapist’s First Year on the Job, Part II: What Do I Need to Know?

You’re a new therapist and you’re heading into the work world enthusiastically and you’re wondering if it might help to know some things first. If you read my previous blog, you will notice that this is a continuation of part one. Here’s part two!

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