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Feb 25, 2020 1 hr 1 min

Conversations Worth Having -- Jackie Stavros

from Dan Diamond, MD: Trench Tested Hosted by Dr. Dan Diamond, MD

Jackie Stavros' book, Conversations Worth Having, has had a profound impact on my thinking. I used to see the world as a highly-trained problem solver. In this conversation we discuss some powerful tools to shape your conversations and the world around you.

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