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Power Changes The Brain (and Not in a Good Way). Use These Strategies to Counterbalance The Harmful Effects.
Power changes the brain (and not in a good way). Use these strategies to counterbalance power's harmful effects.
Britt Andreatta is an international keynote speaker and author on the topics of learning, change, teams the future of innovation and purpose. She is the CEO of Brain Aware Training and former CLO of Lynda.com (now LinkedIn Learning) and author of Wired to Become.
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