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What an impressive attorney and law firm that is totally client focused.

😂 lol step 1) be a white man,,,,

Dr. Cruz is amazing! I am a patient of hers and I highly recommend her.

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Hi Raj! I'm Natasha Donawa and I work with Paula Villegas Morera, your former colleague and good friend. I can totally relate as I was also born in DC, raised in MD, and have encountered discrimination as a female minority even though I'm first-generation American. I went back to DC for undergrad and grad school and for most of my career. I sent you a LinkedIn request and would love to chat to get to know more about your company and the amazing work that you're doing as a positive change agent. Stay blessed!

Yo Otto why is this still up? Klinger tells lots of lies here. He is full of shit. Guy wasn’t in charge of all elections. His injury is bullshit he wasn’t blown up. Please for the sake of those that were actually injured or killed his lies are a total disrespect

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Thank you for having me on your platform Otto. You have a talent for asking the right questions!

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60+ days to find a job in today’s job market? Lol. Okay lady. Work for free for 90 days? Yeah, no thanks, not gonna do that either. I won’t work for under $100/hr for any company, and I get offers every day. If you are truly invaluable, your resume will speak for itself. You are not invaluable if you are looking for your first job, or even your third job. You are invaluable when you have a marketable skill that few others in your field possess. I’m sorry but your charm, ability to deliver on time and your “can do” attitude do not make you invaluable to a company. The better thing to do with your time instead of working for free is to learn a skill that is in demand that few others possess. Example, if you’re an IT project manager, go get a SCRUM Master cert, ITIL cert and study up on ISO, and you’ll be swimming in $150k+ offers. If you’re a network engineer, go get a CCIE cert with an ACI class and you’ll get $200k+ offers all day, every day. Just starting out in IT? Go get a ZScaler training and you’ll be looking at $80k minimums. Not in IT? Look for certifications in your field that few others have. And if you really want a job in a field and have no way to look up the experience and skills you’ll need to succeed, open a job listing with the job title you want and look at the resumes that come in. Look at their skills and their salary requirements, find what you’re looking for and go learn those skills for the salary bracket and field that interests you. But don’t ever work for free for someone else…that’s terrible advice.

Yeah no, fuck that and fuck you. Getting a job is hard enough these days without rich kids doing work for free.

if you are able to just not work for 60 days, you're already ahead in life. This advice is useless to most people.

The only mission my food should have, is to turn into calories.

What a journey. Great story of shaping your image. But a lot of depth here, too. Canʻt do the outside without the inside.

Can a president go in?

Maybe her bailiff will grab his tools and head to Mar a Lago to build it. Otherwise, what is a judge going to do? Courts don’t go out and build things, duh.

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Angel is one of the smartest people I know and one of the most successful small business owners in the DC metro area. This was a great interview.

Raising interest rates has NO impact on rising prices, i.e., inflation. NONE. And no one can make a case for it. All it does it make the rich (who don't need to borror money anyway) richer and freeze up money for the rest of us. Don't be naive.

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 This is one of the best interviews I've watched in months. I look forward to seeing the rest of your content keep up the great work.

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The beginning is easy. Try doing more for your tenants at the end as well.

Great interview Tim.

Really loved this interview w/ you Ms. Mundra. What a fascinating history of Chenega also. I was a KTR and worked for an ANC at one point - it was a great experience. One of the things I'm most proud of myself is working w/ and training others as well. It's rewarding to see them succeed and do well and the pride we take in watching that process is very rewarding. That said, personally, I feel I'll never reach my full potential working for the Gov because we are so bureaucratic and restricted. There are those of us w/ dual Masters and extensive experience in the commercial realm, yet the Gov doesn't tap into its own talent to advance our processes and procedures. Perhaps when I'm done w/ the Gov, I'll apply to a Business Director position w/ a small firm down in Lorton. On another note, I (and most in my field) make absolutely no distinction between men/woman in my field of Defense Contracting. Some of the best negotiators I've EVER known were woman. As far as mentors go, the person I looked up to the most was my previous SES, Ms. Nancy Andrews, back when I worked for the USAF. And, my mentor today... is a woman. As a man, I'm somewhat perplexed about why woman feel they don't (or are prevented ..) live up to the same standard of men. This is such a 70s/80s thought process and it started to change in the 90s. My own sister is an Sr. Partner and Executive at EY and makes more money than any man I've ever known in all my life. That class ceiling was broke a long time ago. In any case, it's great to watch this video and learn more about you. Hope we can communicate more over the next 54 months. :)

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Gus is truly inspiring. As a fellow entrepreneur and someone who knows him personally and has worked with him multiple times, I think he is just amazing. Whenever I am feeling like I am dragging in my business, he always knows how to inspire the passion in being an entrepreneur. He is such a people oriented person and it shows when you look at the professional relationships he has built and maintained for many years. Truly a one of a kind human being.