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Unlocking Your Power at Work: How to build your financial power with Mrs. Dow Jones

Money can’t buy happiness, but it can buy you the freedom to make powerful choices. Haley Sacks, also known as Mrs. Dow Jones, is the host of the podcast Financial Tea and a bestselling author the Wall Street Journal calls “the financial guru millennials listen to.” In this episo ...  Show more

Unlocking Your Power at Work: Why you underestimate your own power with Deborah Gruenfeld

In the modern workplace, hierarchy and power differences are often viewed as problems to solve. But Deborah Gruenfeld has a different perspective: hierarchy is not only essential to organizations, but we actually crave it in our relationships and communities. Deborah is a profess ...  Show more

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