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When Lara Jones was at her lowest point, she developed a system to transform her fears into action. Now, her mission is to share what she learned.
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Jennifer Martinez joined Hart Energy's editorial team in June of 2022. An Air Force veteran, she attended and graduated the University of Houston-Clear Lake after her enlistment was up, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Communication. She previously worked as a copy and layout editor, reporter and photographer for Galveston Daily News out of Galveston, Texas. In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, photography and drawing.
When Lara Jones was at her lowest point, she developed a system to transform her fears into action. Now, her mission is to share what she learned.
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