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ep. 32: so you want to quit your job?
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Welcome back Call Me Thursday listeners! Sav and Sar are celebrating this week because it's Sav's last day of work as a corporate girlie! She's quitting her job to prioritize parenthood and spend time growing Savannah Chavez Studio! While the gals are absolutely ELATED about Sav’s career change, they also realize deciding to quit a job is no small thing. Enter (as promised): an episode around all things quitting your J-O-B! Sav and Sar have both done it, and they are here to help you think through some things to consider before you turn in your two weeks!
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