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Tai Chi for Business

Adam Kleinberg

I've been writing a book to explain how this ancient Chinese martial art can help your business — and giving it away as a I write it is a very tai chi thing to do.

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    I’ve been studying tai chi. I’m still not that good, but I’ve learned a few things along the way. Tai Chi can help your business and your career. Here’s how…

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