Psychological Fitness In Business with Jo Bentley from ActionCOACH
Now is the time for business owners to steady their ship, show direction and strategically plan their moves.
Your psychological fitness is going to be tested now more than ever. Join Jo Bentley in this 30 minute session who will share how to remain psychologically agile in business as we progress through the different phases of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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