Inclusion work asks something different from us. It does not move quickly. It does not follow the pace of online business. And it certainly does not offer the instant clarity we have been taught to expect. In this episode, I am sharing why meaningful racial equity work will never move at the speed of business and why that is not a problem to fix, but a truth to honour. I talk about: 🎙 Why urgency often works against genuine inclusion 🎙 The long, slow history of social change and w...
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Inclusion work asks something different from us. It does not move quickly. It does not follow the pace of online business. And it certainly does not offer the instant clarity we have been taught to expect. In this episode, I am sharing why meaningful racial equity work will never move at the speed of business and why that is not a problem to fix, but a truth to honour. I talk about: 🎙 Why urgency often works against genuine inclusion 🎙 The long, slow history of social change and w...
80. Is Inclusion Slipping Through the Cracks? A Guided Reflection for Heart-Led Entrepreneurs
REPRESENTED with Annie Gichuru
22 minutes
1 month ago
80. Is Inclusion Slipping Through the Cracks? A Guided Reflection for Heart-Led Entrepreneurs
In this special guided reflection, I invite you to slow down, breathe and ask yourself the kinds of questions that reveal where your inclusion practices are strong and where they may need more attention. We’ll explore: How AI is shaping the way we show up in businessWhat Nilofer Merchant’s words invite us to consider about adapting to change and what we may become in the processFive gentle reflection questions to help you see your business through the eyes of those who may feel excludedThis i...
REPRESENTED with Annie Gichuru
Inclusion work asks something different from us. It does not move quickly. It does not follow the pace of online business. And it certainly does not offer the instant clarity we have been taught to expect. In this episode, I am sharing why meaningful racial equity work will never move at the speed of business and why that is not a problem to fix, but a truth to honour. I talk about: 🎙 Why urgency often works against genuine inclusion 🎙 The long, slow history of social change and w...
