I learned poker to get ahead at work. I'm more empowered in my career and have made incredible connections.

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Playing poker every month has made me better at my job and helped me expand my network. Andrea JavorEvery month, I play poker with a group of businesswomen to expand my professional network. The game has improved my decision-making under pressure and boosted my confidence as a leader.

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