Confronting injustice is crucial for meaningful change, yet direct confrontation may not be enough to topple entrenched power. A complimentary approach is to create subtle disruptions, akin to adding grains of sand to the gears of injustice, causing significant impact on top of direct confrontation.
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Is Your Leadership Focused on Empowerment or Judgment? Explore a talent review framework that prioritizes growth, empathy, and human dignity over corporate interests. Are you on the right side?
Maybe you can relate? One of the recurring struggles of my life is figuring out how to maintain an effective balance between saying yes and…
Are You Willing to Speak Up? How to use your privilege and own your responsibility to use your voice to make things better.
I, like many of you, attend a lot of meetings. While the majority are now virtual, taking place on Zoom or Teams, I do occasionally…
Will You Take a Stand to Cause Good Trouble? The choice is clear: remain neutral or use your influence to make a positive impact.
There is a delicate balance between telling people what to do, telling people how to do it, and telling people why to do it. Without…
Who doesn’t love a good story? Like a story of overcoming adversity, of perseverance, of triumph? We like those who buck the status quo, who…
Self-awareness can be give you a direct path to growth. Learn how to discover your strengths, assess weaknesses, and unleash your potential.
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