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Dec 5, 2018 13 min

Finding the Niche for your Knack

from Perfectly Obstinate People

Kathy talks with Dr. Andrea Kayne, Director of the Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership at DePaul University College of Education. Dr. Kayne is also an award winning author and thought leader. She is a master at using her unique natural abilities to make an impact in a wide area of pursuits. It's a fascinating discussion about how to find your path to excellence. 00:00 Intro 01:35 All skills are necessary 03:36 Making law school work for me 05:00 Too far out of my game 06:55 Finding my niche 08:25 Being energized 10:20 My personal writing process 12:20 My take away for living an incredible life 13:38 End

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