Robin P. Zander | Always Learning TA045

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http://UnleashStrengths.com ~ Robin Zander is an educator, author, and strategist. With a diverse background ranging from management consulting to circus performance, he has spent his career working with individuals and companies to improve performance. He is a member of BJ Fogg’s Persuasive Technology Lab at Stanford University and the director of the Stanford-founded Design for Dance conference.Through his podcast, The Robin Zander Show, Robin interviews exceptional performers from industries as diverse as the arts, technology, and healthcare to understand how individuals and organizations can adapt to rapid change.Contact Robin:- Website: http://robinpzander.com- Podcast: http://robinpzander.com/show- Twitter: @robinpzanderSit back, relax, enjoy, and as always…STAY ADDICTED! If you listen to this show on iTunes, be sure to leave us some positive feedback.I’ll talk to you soon.See ya! ~Andy Sokolovich

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