Anat's Culture Clash
What\u2019s in this episode:
It\u2019s high time that we recognize our instincts are here to serve us.\xa0
When people are hard to read, or work responsibilities are varied, or life is overwhelming on even the best days, we still can\u2019t seem to listen to our bodies when they know things before we do.
In this episode, we\u2019re lucky enough to learn from a wise businesswoman named Anat Yaniv. She second-guessed her first impression and we\u2019re just not gonna let her do that, are we?
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* Anat Yaniv, founder of TAG Marketing Services
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