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Take Control and Live with Purpose with Natasha Hazlett

Take Control and Live with Purpose with Natasha Hazlett

January 21, 2021 Posted by Jeremy W. Richter Lawyerpreneur Podcast

In Episode 36 of Lawyerpreneur, Natasha Hazlett and I discuss several of the themes of her inspiring business self-help book, Unstoppable Influence. Natasha is a former Memphis lawyer who has built a successful Nashville-based, business coaching enterprise with her husband.

In my favorite parts of our conversation, Natasha Hazlett shares the genesis of her transition from being a lawyer at a firm to founding an internet business; living on purpose and with purpose; and being the co-creator of your life.

Lawyerpreneur Episode 36, Take Control and Live with Purpose with Natasha Hazlett

Take Control and Live with Purpose with Natasha Hazlett

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