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In this episode of the Own Your Awkward Podcast, Andy sits down with leadership coach Katie Tuite to talk about career pivots, authenticity, and the power of embracing an unconventional path. From graphic design and stay-at-home parenting to co-founding Harborbridge, Katie shares how curiosity and imperfect action led to meaningful leadership work.

You’ll hear practical insights on authentic personal branding, coaching, leadership growth, and why progress matters more than perfection.

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Harborbridge Website: https://www.harborbridgeleadership.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katie-tuite-cpcc-acc-19428835/

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