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JWMS principal intern Kevin Yates runs it down: when to take a stand, how to just let go, and the importance of recognizing the influence we can have every day.
(Special thanks to Michael Barbaro and his NYTimes podcast "The Daily" for solid reporting and constant inspiration.)
[Image credit: “Tug of War - Pulling Rope.” Wacomms, wacomms.co.uk/brexit-betrayal-sense-reality/tug-of-war-pulling-rope/.]
(Special thanks to Michael Barbaro and his NYTimes podcast "The Daily" for solid reporting and constant inspiration.)
[Image credit: “Tug of War - Pulling Rope.” Wacomms, wacomms.co.uk/brexit-betrayal-sense-reality/tug-of-war-pulling-rope/.]
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