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Spanish Teacher documents her journey changing careers.
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I was a middle/high school Spanish teacher for 4 years when I realized that a career change was necessary for my overall happiness. Follow me on my journey which has changed over the years. When I started this blog in 2009, my ultimate goal was to become an attorney. Since then life has taken a slightly new direction. My focus is now making a difference in the legal field through my work with clients something I have learned I can do in a supportive role to an attorney without a fraction of the cost of law school.
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