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Are you comfortable bringing your whole self to the work world? Do you allow yourself to be guided by your core values and spiritual convictions? Dericka Canada Cunningham, PhD guides us in considering the ways that we can be whole spiritual human beings in any environment. She shares both her experiences and her insights.
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