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Education may open doors, but confidence, social intelligence determine how you remain in the room – Faith Morey

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Faith Morey is a Nigerian-American philanthropist, entrepreneur, and founder whose career sits at the intersection of social development, fashion, and

Education may open doors, but confidence, social intelligence determine how you remain in the room – Faith Morey

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