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The Surprising Reason Why Venus Williams Voluntarily Puts Herself on a Performance Improvement Plan

The Surprising Reason Why Venus Williams Voluntarily Puts Herself on a Performance Improvement Plan
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Why This Matters

Stories like this remind us of the positive change happening around the world, giving us hope and inspiring us to contribute to a better future.
The athlete and entrepreneur doesn’t think a performance improvement plan is a bad thing. Here’s why.
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