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28Jan
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In conversation with Jenny Jaeckel

Posted by Linda Parkinson-Hardmanon 28, January 202111, February 2021in Podcast1 Comment
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Jenny Jaeckel is the author of House of Rougeaux, her debut novel, winner of an IBPA Benjamin Franklin Award for Hisorical Fiction and was named one of Bitch Media's 25 Must Read Books of 2018; and the forthcoming companion book…

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28Sep
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In conversation with Lex McKee

Posted by Linda Parkinson-Hardmanon 28, September 202027, September 2020in PodcastLeave a comment
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Lex McKee and I first met at various networking meetings taking place across Dorset back in early part of the 21st century and even though I dropped out of business networking for several years his posts on LinkedIn have always…

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Two quotations guide my work, the first and most important reminds me every single day that my role is to help you uncover your own wisdom.

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