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The quote “only connect”, makes sense to me. it means all mediators must connect to share not only experiences but to learn new approaches to mediation. when we connect to each other in this practice we become richer and happier in abundance. when we connect properly, we are able to make differencs in lives of our clients. What a nice quote!
emmy irobi
Mediator in Poland