AfroEconomics #20: How to develop the magic touch

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Take control of your career with these key empowerment steps. Your goals and actions are just as important as your resume in elevating your career. JB Bryan shares how to develop “The Magic Touch” in all that you do. This podcast explores creativity, attitude, determination, vision, goal setting, and more.

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