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How Do You Reach the Other Side of Change?

RETROSPECTIVELY, IT’S EASY to understand which parts of our education have most impacted us. I can’t say my college European History 101 class helps me as an entrepreneur, but my seventh-grade typing class continues to serve me well, and the art class I took that same year opened me up to seeing the world in new ways.

But there’s one class I never got to take, and it’s one I desperately wish had been on offer. I’m talking about education on transitional intelligence. In

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