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It's time for a pivot! In this episode, Sarah and Kimberly dig into the idea of pivoting. Why is it so necessary (and hard) to grow our pivoting skills? And, how can we practice pivoting by examining our motivations? Listen in to hear about how Sarah failed to pivot (and learned the hard way) and what Kimberly would tell the kids about pivoting.
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