Let’s all start non profits. And still collect salaries because non profit leaders still deserve paychecks.
Love vulnerable conversations with my friend @joannahortonmcpherson
DEI is under fire in this country. How do we move beyond the compliance and checkbox conversation and implement strategies that actually demonstrate a commitment to serving and including diversity both internally and externally?
So important now more than ever. If the government is not protecting the rights of the people, we as business owners have to be so intentional about prioritizing the DEIB of our people ourselves.
I’m thrilled to welcome Gabby Barrero, the queen of community, to the podcast this week. Gabby is an entrepreneur, strategist, and numbers geek who helps mission-driven business owners build their network and their business. In this episode, Gabby and I dive deep into the power of networking, finding the right communities, and building authentic connections that bring joy and inspiration, even in challenging times. You won’t want to miss Gabby’s insights on leveling up your networking game.
This conversation with Bri about core values and childhood stories we carry into entrepreneurship LIGHTS ME UP. You don’t want to miss this one. Listen to Big Brave Business wherever you get your podcasts.
Accessibility is non-negotiable, not a low-priority option.
Santa brought us a brand new fantastic episode of Big Brave Business with @ati.grinspun to dig into the concept of taking radical responsibility from her opening talk at @beyoubrandlive
We can’t let crazy Uncle Joe keep casually throwing his bigotry. He doesn’t just bring that to the family dinner table, he takes it with him to work.
It’s hard to find what you need to know to make informed decisions when you’re starting a business. That’s why surrounding yourself with trusted allies like @theboutiquelawyer is so important.
Becky inspires me because she is often so outspoken on social media. This draws everyone you can imagine from the darkest corners of the internet. I’ve had a couple of posts go viral on threads that have been TOUGH to handle so I was curious how she handles it so regularly. And, one of the reasons so many of us are afraid to be vulnerable by showing up on the internet is that we are so nervous to be canceled. I always think that when I see people get canceled online or in the media, that it doesn’t always have to be total cancellation. If the person would show they’ve grown and learned and have empathy, they can probably come back from it (depending on the inciting incident of course). But in general, I do believe in restorative justice. That doesn’t make it less nerve racking! Becky’s response is so aligned because she speaks about it all coming back to leading with core values… which is what I’m all about! Are you afraid of cancel culture? How do you handle the vitriol on the internet?
Stop following people who make you feel like sh*t. It’s amazing what happens when you sage your algorithm 😂
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