Federer wasn’t the best because he knew how to win. He was the best because he mastered the space between points.
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Richie Lewis | REINZ Manager of the Year
High Performance Culture in Real Estate
Federer wasn’t the best because he knew how to win. He was the best because he mastered the space between points.
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