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    Girls Don't Lay Bricks: From Tradie To CEO, Overcoming Life's Unforeseen Circumstances: A Story Of A Young Single Mother's Struggle, Hope And Journey In Breaking Stereotypes
    Girls Don't Lay Bricks: From Tradie To CEO, Overcoming Life's Unforeseen Circumstances: A Story Of A Young Single Mother's Struggle, Hope And Journey In Breaking Stereotypes
    Girls Don't Lay Bricks: From Tradie To CEO, Overcoming Life's Unforeseen Circumstances: A Story Of A Young Single Mother's Struggle, Hope And Journey In Breaking Stereotypes
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    Girls Don't Lay Bricks: From Tradie To CEO, Overcoming Life's Unforeseen Circumstances: A Story Of A Young Single Mother's Struggle, Hope And Journey In Breaking Stereotypes

    Written by Casey Mackinlay

    Narrated by Sarah Blackstone

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    About this audiobook

    Casey Mackinlay’s recollection on beating life’s unforeseen challenges and her journey to succcess - Girls don’t lay bricks is an inspiring yet humble and practical distillation of all the successful tactics, concepts and reflections that took one hungry teenage mother from a young bricklayer to CEO. If you aspire to more than where you are at, to pave your own path to success or simply need a dose of inspiration for business, then this is a must read. Girls don’t lay bricks lays a relevant and clear blue- print for best practices in business, life and love.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor's Republic
    Release dateMar 19, 2020
    ISBN9781518921513
    Girls Don't Lay Bricks: From Tradie To CEO, Overcoming Life's Unforeseen Circumstances: A Story Of A Young Single Mother's Struggle, Hope And Journey In Breaking Stereotypes

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