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Jul 17, 2016 38 min

One Step, One Focus

from Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

One Step, One Focus Interested in learning how to build a happier life and be a better person? Click here to sign up for free content and be the first to know about our upcoming programs. In episode 26 of Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things, I chat with Network Engineer, Jarrett Pettigrew. Learn how what started as a love for breaking things and putting them back together lead him to his passionate career and how watching his mom growing up, inspired him to constantly be asking himself, how do I get the most value out of every experience? Jarrett gives some great insight into how he finds the focus and the mindset that makes him the incredible person he is today.

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