Element of Inclusion

3 Habits To Boost Inclusion All Year Round

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New Year doesn’t always mean a New Start

Find out why I want to encourage you to keep up your momentum in 2022

Here are some key topics covered from this episode:

  • How you can stand out from the crowd
  • How you can seek Inclusion where you work
  • My habit for reading with purpose and much more

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Here are some key takeaways from this episode: 

Share and Read with purpose 

“If someone you know sends you something to watch saying this is insightful… I don’t think you should watch it because I don’t know if it’s valuable. I don’t think you can afford to get this wrong over and over again”

Get Everything you can out of all you’ve got 

“There are lots of resources that you have available to you right now.. even if you think you don’t have a budget, even if you think you don’t have support. This podcast is a resource that’s available for you, for free”

Don’t mention the Business Case for Diversity 

“Don’t talk about the Business Case For Diversity where you work.
Leave it to people with different motives. You’ll recognise this from work…”

SHOWNOTES

New DecHere are some resources so you can go deeper: ade New Rules For Inclusion: An Urgent Update!

The Inclusive Start To 2021 That You Need

Reading With Purpose – Linkedin Post

Low Information Diet – Linkedin Post

Jay Abraham 

Check out these related episodes of the show.

Everything You Need To Know About The Famous McKinsey Report ‘Why Diversity Matters’ [Report Breakdown]

Everything You Need To Know About Delivering through Diversity The Follow Up Study To The Famous McKinsey Report [Report Breakdown]

Whenever you’re ready, there are a few ways I can support your Inclusion Journey:

1.      Work with me 1:1

2.     Get Practical Book Insights

3.     Get our Free Email Course

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  • Why established workplace norms must evolve for inclusion in the modern workplace

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