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Klaudia Williams on emotional intelligence and on her role with EITC

BySherwin Arnott September 2, 2011May 6, 2013

Klaudia Williams is featured in this short video about coaching, emotional intelligence and her role with the Emotional Intelligence Training Company, Inc.

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Sherwin Arnott

Sherwin is a communications designer and editor interested in philosophy of science and education technology. Sherwin dreams of a world with more emotional intelligence. Find him on Twitter, @eitc_ca.

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