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Geri Reid Suster

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Geri Reid Suster I was mad to be perfectly honest. I had just been laid off for the first time by a dear friend who handled it so badly it prompted the question, why a…moreI was mad to be perfectly honest. I had just been laid off for the first time by a dear friend who handled it so badly it prompted the question, why are we do bad at exits in general? I would wake up and immediately turn on my voice recorded and start downloading ideas that had formulated overnight. The more I researched and reviewed, the more I realized this was a subject that needed some attention.(less)

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Graceful Exits: Making the Case for Getting Good at Goodbye

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5 Lessons From Solo Nomad Life

Life as a solo nomad, may not be for everyone but it is definitely the life for me. And after over 5 years of traveling throughout the country with my trusty 4-legged companions in my house on wheels, there has been a laundry list of lessons I’ve learned along the way.

Many people have told me I am living the dream, and I am. But for every dream, there are also sacrifices and tradeoffs that come wi