A Summary and Review of What Should I Do with My Life? By Po Bronson for Thinking Executives ? and Those Who Want to be One | Bookstove

This summary and review of the book, What Should I Do With My Life?, was prepared by Amy Pitre while a Business Technology major in the College of Business at Southeastern Louisiana University.

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