Una Vida con Propóstio, con Sharoni Rossenberg

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El propósito no es algo abstracto como un simple deseo o solo un sueño. Por el contrario, es ser y estar consciente, es una fuerte fuente de inspiración que nos moviliza, es la razón por la cuál nos levantamos en la mañana y un pílar fundamental para él exito de personas, equipos y organizaciones. Y para entenderlo, que mejor con la experta en la materia, Sharoni Rosenberg.

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