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However, the practices they suggest can help you dismantle the obstacles that obstruct change and create the kind of “switch” you and others may need to pursue better paths.":1,"#Mindset shift is at the heart of change. Erika Andersen shares an effective way to change your self-talk, and in effect, change how you think about change.":1,"#How to Manage Your Self-Talk about Change":1,"#Alan Willett":1,"#The COVID-19 pandemic set off a crash course in virtual events, as in-person cancellations sent companies hustling for digital solutions. Virtual and hybrid event formats are more than stand-ins for live gatherings, however. Bringing their own compelling advantages—including global audiences and a wealth of participant data—these formats will remain central to the events world long after COVID-19. 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