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Hosted by Nick Rosenberg, Partner at Nolan Heimann LLP, the show features conversations with innovators, professionals, and creators who’ve rebuilt, reimagined, or reshaped their work and lives.

From tech to entertainment to law, these are stories of change in motion — and what it takes to start over, level up, or change direction on purpose.

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