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Ginnie R.

Doctor of Physical Therapy and Board-Certified Geriatric Clinical Specialist at the Lake Nona VA Medical Center

Listening with an open heart requires a certain level of #humility. We cannot stomach open and honest feedback without the courage to accept how we are perceived. Creating a space where we can speak freely and receive feedback is a reflection of #trust. How do you build a foundation for open #communication ? #trustbuilding #listeningskills #opencommunication #thoughtleadership #customerengagement #customersatisfaction

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Executive Director Food & Nutrition for AdventHealth Daytona Beach & Palm Coast / Palm Coast Parkway

This is definitely a quote that is resonating with me! Very important indeed!

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