Lately, I’ve been noticing a heaviness in the air. In conversations, with clients, even in myself. And I don’t think it’s because people have stopped caring, but because caring has started to feel heavy. If you’ve been showing up for racial equity work with sincerity and your heart feels a little weary, this episode is for you. I talk about the emotional weight that often comes with meaningful inclusion work, especially in a world where diversity, equity and anti-racism efforts are being chal...
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Lately, I’ve been noticing a heaviness in the air. In conversations, with clients, even in myself. And I don’t think it’s because people have stopped caring, but because caring has started to feel heavy. If you’ve been showing up for racial equity work with sincerity and your heart feels a little weary, this episode is for you. I talk about the emotional weight that often comes with meaningful inclusion work, especially in a world where diversity, equity and anti-racism efforts are being chal...
85. How Fear of Getting It Wrong Stops Progress in Equity Work & What to Do Instead
REPRESENTED with Annie Gichuru
21 minutes
1 week ago
85. How Fear of Getting It Wrong Stops Progress in Equity Work & What to Do Instead
Have you ever stopped yourself from taking action because you were scared of getting it wrong? Maybe you’ve wanted to make your business more inclusive, but the fear of causing harm or being seen as performative kept you from moving. That fear is real, but it’s also the very thing that keeps progress out of reach. In this episode, I’m unpacking how fear shows up in racial equity work, why it feels so different from anything else we do, and how it quietly holds us back from the change we want ...
REPRESENTED with Annie Gichuru
Lately, I’ve been noticing a heaviness in the air. In conversations, with clients, even in myself. And I don’t think it’s because people have stopped caring, but because caring has started to feel heavy. If you’ve been showing up for racial equity work with sincerity and your heart feels a little weary, this episode is for you. I talk about the emotional weight that often comes with meaningful inclusion work, especially in a world where diversity, equity and anti-racism efforts are being chal...
