• #18 - Adrienne Shnier - Education Contemplation, Reconsidering Work/Life Balance, and Striving for Holistic Success

  • Sep 15 2024
  • Length: 43 mins
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#18 - Adrienne Shnier - Education Contemplation, Reconsidering Work/Life Balance, and Striving for Holistic Success

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  • Dr. Adrienne Shnier is a mother, professor, founder of her own law firm and Apply Yourself Global. Her entrepreneurial spirit is a shining example of what can be achieved with a true understanding of one's values and the determination to maintain their truth while acting in service.

    Expect to learn how Adrienne's personal drive was fostered through periods of hardship in her earlier life, and how she still strives to maintain it today. She also discusses the potential paths of the educational systems and what students of academia and life need to succeed.

    Adrienne also explains her theory that rebuttals the classical sense of "work/life balance" with a proposal to carry success in all areas of life without nurturing unwanted conflicts.

    To support Adrienne and learn more about her companies:

    @applyyourselfglobal on Instagram, this link, or this link for the company website

    Thank you for your attention and interest! Enjoy this episode and please share it with those you think it may help.

    @kevin.p.murphy on Instagram or LEARN MORE HERE
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