CLIP: Your Co-Workers Really ARE Warping Your Brain
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Dr. Julia DiGangi, a neuropsychologist, author, and expert in the brain’s relationship with stress, resilience and relationships, explains the 2 drivers of the brain that create nearly all interpersonal problems, including how new studies suggest your co-workers really can have a lasting impact on your neurological makeup.
Hear Dr. DiGangi’s full interview in Episode 392 of The Action Catalyst.
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