How Successful Part-Time Work Allows you to Take Control of your Career

Lifestyle
Written By Emilie Aries
Episode 366 | Author: Emilie Aries

In today’s episode, Emilie invites Charise Naifeh, Founder of Happy Law Mom and host of The Happy Lawyer podcast, to chat all about the benefits of working part-time and how to create a sustainable work arrangement that works for you.

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