Happy Labor Day! I am immensely grateful for the health care workers who must be so very tired, and for the teachers who are trying their very best to meet the needs of our students.
I am also grateful for my work this Labor Day. I recognize how lucky I am to continue working online and connecting with my clients through presentations and coaching. I am grateful for the many employees who toiled on fields and in foundries paving the way for white collar workers.
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