Hi! On the 2nd episode of season 3 of The Spirit of Success, Mrs.Layli Miller-Muro, acclaimed, well-known, and beloved lawyer, advocate, and founder and former CEO (current senior advisor to the CEO) of the Tahirih Justice Center, and I talk about careers in law; including how she got her start, are justice and law the same, the asylum case “Matter of Kassinga” and her involvement, why information is not centralized for refugees and immigrants to easily access and steps to fixing this, what success means to her, how to make positive policies that work for the world and not the best interest of individuals and for self profit, the role of youth in society, and the advice she has for those looking to follow a similar career path! I hope you enjoy and let me know what you think by sharing your thoughts in the comments down below! Thanks for listening and don't forget to keep challenging yourself to make your spirit soar to new heights!

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