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Five techniques to develop women’s resilience in the workplace

Vicki Marinker is a certified trainer and coach, helping professionals regain their confidence and get their careers back on track.  Her 5-Minute Wellbeing session covers topics such as beating imposter syndrome, the importance of your network and managing stress. If you need a motivational boost, you've come to the right place!

 
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