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In this engaging 22-minute conversation, Joël Vuadens-Chan and Lina Cardosa explore the deeper layers of professional connection—moving past transactional networking into the realm of authentic relationship-building. They share insights on how trust is cultivated through presence, empathy, and intentional dialogue, especially in multicultural and multilingual environments. Whether you're a coach, team leader, or simply someone seeking more genuine interactions, this episode offers practical reflections and inspiring takeaways to elevate your communication game.Get your own copy of the book "Career Breakthrough Playbook" on https://a.co/d/cv2lP3O

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