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Capacity to Impact: The Nonconformist's Way to Work

Jen Underwood

Don't let the work you're meant to bring to the work die inside of you. Expand your capacity to hold the vision of your soul's work and put it out into the world. Expand your impact. Create a healthy, secure relationship with your work and your art.

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    Ex-therapist turned Relationship Coach for Your Business. Author of The Three Capacities Framework, Founder of School of Humaning, and Co-Host of two Podcasts, "A Healthy Dose of Trauma" and "A Taste of Our Own Medicine."

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