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3 Secrets to Help You Win Gold at Work, According to Greatest-of-All-Time Olympic Athletes
You can use some of the same techniques as Simone Biles and Michael Phelps to win your own 'medals' at the office.
Mario Moussa and Derek Newberry are co-authors of the book, Committed Teams: Three Steps to Inspiring Passion and Performance. Moussa is the pesident of Moussa Consulting, a strategic planning and leadership-development firm. Newberry is an affiliated faculty member at the University of Pennsylvania and a consultant at Wharton Executive Education. Connect with Moussa at , and with Newberry via .
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