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EPISODE · Mar 23, 2012 · 57 MIN

COLLABORATION - managing conflict to achieve more with guest Jane Gunn

from The Business Elevation Show Where Good Matters · host Chris Cooper

It has been said that no one ever achieved anything of great significance on their own. To achieve great success today you must collaborate with other people. As a mediator and international speaker in high demand, Jane Gunn says: 'You need to create strong collaborative relationships with everyone who helps you to develop and keep your business on track. Also, you must seek out new opportunities to collaborate to take your business to the next level'. While collaborating though (and I write from experience), it is so easy for things to go wrong and quickly become emotionally draining and financially expensive. We should also remember that collaboration is essential for successful personal relationships. This is why Jane's book has the title 'Bedlam in the Boardroom and Boredom in the Bedroom'. On this show, we will discuss with a leading expert how to avoid the pitfalls and ensure collaborations add value, keep you ahead of the game, feeling energized and with money in your pocket!

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