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Jan 2019

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1146: Get Power from Uncomfortable Situa...

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Kathy Seaton with UCI Division of Continuing Education shares how to get power from uncomfortable situations.

Episode 1146: Get Power from Uncomfortable Situations by Kathy Seaton with UCI Division of Continuing Education

Since 1962, University of California, Division of Continuing Education has been offering continuing education for adult learners in Orange County for over half a century. Today they maintain over 30,000 enrollments from students worldwide each year and offer hundreds of exciting courses and programs to local, regional and global constituencies.

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