O TYM ODCINKU
Carole Robin taught the legendary "Touchy Feely" course at Stanford's Graduate School of Business for over twenty years and co-authored the award-winning book "Connect”. In this engaging conversation, she highlights the skills for fostering trust, vulnerability, and authenticity in personal and professional relationships.
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