An occasional podcast from the Duxbury Free Library that features a conversation about book reviews, program reviews, cultural events and ways to enrich family and personal life through connections made at the public library.
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Episode 47: Leslie Mortland parlays her China experience into a fascinating job
2008 Duxbury High School graduate, Leslie Mortland, was an AFS student in China and studied Chinese at SUNY Albany. After graduating, she explored Europe on her own, bounced through various jobs until she landed on one that uses her expertise in Chinese and her innate communication skills to broaden American awareness of the depth and beauty of Chinese culture. Her advice: just because you have a job doesn't mean you stop looking for a better one. Search engine job searches work!
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Monday, January 12, 2015
Episode 46: Julie Merry takes the step from working for others to working for herself
Julie Merry, 2008 Duxbury High graduate, has always worked hard. While in high school, she helped found the DFL flagship teen program, the Bookmarks. In college she studied hard and was active in clubs as well as Worcester chapter of Habitat for Humanity. Now her can-do spirit embraces the challenge of owning and running her own business.
See her Partylite business link here
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Tuesday, January 6, 2015
Episode 45: Gretchen Snoeyenbos describes how she came full circle in her twenties
Now that she's a MD in her first year of residency, Gretchen looks back on her twenties as a time of contrasting life experiences that add up to who and where she is right now. Few decisions in your twenties need to limit you. Just live into the experiences and learn from them.
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