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The Small Steps I’m Taking to Improve My Family’s Well-being

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After 2 weeks, I have already exceeded my target (27% down week over week). As a family, we added a “no phone zone” where we have an increasing period of time where no one is looking at a phone and instead doing something active (usually hide and seek with our son) – our goal is 2 hours per day. Political divisiveness. Loneliness.

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Juneteenth – A Reflection on Growth

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This year, with so much recent national protests, riots and conversation of systemic racism and equity, this has come to be celebrated more nationwide this year and many companies observing this as a day of reflection. The tag line of my company, Mango Networx, is Connect Globally and Innovate.

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Morgan Malone: “Everyone won’t care the same way you do”

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As conversations regarding racism ring throughout all of our living rooms, it is important to acknowledge that racism permeates every industry, place and space. To respond to racism, we must first understand the role our industries have played in enabling it and the role our organizational cultures play in furthering it.

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Karine Bah Tahé of Blue Level: “Have everyone own the change”

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Karine has 10 years of experience in training and development in North America and internationally on various topics including communication, business etiquette, sexual harassment prevention, diversity and inclusion, microaggressions, and anti-racism. At six years old I faced racism for the first time. This is bigger than us, period.

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“Optimal Performance Before High Pressure Moments” with Nima Novak

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She facilitates anti-racism work groups for her company the Living in Empathy Institute. To teach resilience and empower her clients to take anti-racism action, she focuses on evidence-based practices and empirical research which serves to bridge the worlds of healing and science, worlds which are often relegated to different categories.

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Dr. Isha Metzger of The EMPOWER Lab: “Pace your passion and stay in your lane!”

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Healing the country of racism sounds like such a daunting task, so I think it’s important to know that we can all do a small part. Dr. Metzger stands against anti-Black racism and oppression through “”Engaging Minorities in Prevention, Outreach, Wellness, Education, & Research” through community-based participatory methods and advocacy.

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“The genesis of my career path started as a young girl and my love for math!” with Dorri McWhorter and Tyler Gallagher

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housekeeping, etc), 2) the impact of wage reductions experienced by working mothers who either get reduced pay for taking flexible work arrangements or take lower paying jobs that are beneath their skill set; and 3) discrimination is real! He or she might see this, especially if we tag them. I absolutely love Christine Lagarde!