How do you know whether your job aligns with your values... and what do you do if it doesn't? For this and more, listen to my conversation with David Sazant about his path to becoming a therapist: formerlawyer.com/246
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2wSarah Cottrell, JD Really appreciate you and David Sazant sharing about how not being aligned with your values can lead to low self esteem and more neuroses. When you get clear about your values, and then behave in aways that align with it, your life can transform for the better.