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    How to Stop Juggling

    Sep 25, 2020 4 minutes
    “Dropping the ball means that I’ve let go of my own unrealistic expectations about how I need to keep them all in the air to begin with.”

    EACH WEEK DORIE CLARK, NOTED strategy consultant, communication coach and professor of business at Duke and Columbia universities, hosts the Newsweek LinkedIn Live interview series Better. She talks to business leaders, authors and founders about the latest innovative ideas and trends and takes questions from viewers of the livestream.

    Recently she spoke to entrepreneur Tiffany Dufu, founder and CEO of The Cru, a peer coaching service for women, and author of Drop the Ball:. That’s a timely message now. In a world turned upside down by the pandemic, almost everyone is trying to juggle more than they’re used to.

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