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Personal Update (+ the Power of Investing in Yourself!)

Today, I have a personal update for you. 🙂 Last month, I officially graduated from the 2-year Universal Health Principles™ program. In this program, we

March 14, 2018

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My personal and professional highlights of 2017

Before setting goals for 2018, it’s important to take time to acknowledge your successes in 2017. You might even be surprised to look back and

December 13, 2017

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PPR Strategies’s 15-year anniversary!

This month, it’s PPR Strategies’s 15-year anniversary! I started this company from my house, soon after the birth of my daughter Tabitha. I’d never thought

September 19, 2017

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My Surprising Media Hit in the Washington Post

Recently I got an email from a colleague who asked me if I had attended the Preakness, and “if not, then you have a doppelganger

July 3, 2017

Volunteer experience means professional development opportunities

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How volunteering got me a ride in a C-17 military aircraft!

Last summer I had the opportunity to ride in a C17 military aircraft. It was absolutely amazing! To fly around the region — a hundred

January 24, 2017

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