The way things always were is not the way they'll always be
New decisions deserve a new look at the data (and ourselves).
Over the past two decades, I can think of two times that I was employed full-time by someone other than myself.
The first time, I was a young mother with two small children and a third on the way. I was working full-time in an administrative job and struggling to keep everything afloat. My small children were perpetually late to their preschool classroo…
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