Peter Benjamin Part 2: UnTriggered (S1:E62)

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Part 2 of my discussion with Peter Benjamin, co-founder and CEO of The Connection Institute, and on-line learning platform and methodology that turns the standard model of education on its head (at a very affordable price point i might add) and teaches leaders the skills to connect, facilitate, transcend conflict, and create rich, mutually beneficial relationships in any area of life. At the end of the last episode we were just opening the conversation regarding how to transmute conflict into connection. Please enjoy Peter Benjamin Part 2! Theconnectioninstitute.net [email protected]

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