It’s My Birthday — Join the Celebration!
"Every choice we make can be a celebration of the world we want." – Frances Moore Lappe
I always love September. Not only is it my birthday month, it is the anniversary of publishing my book, Authentic Diversity, and delivering my very first TEDx Talk! This year I feel particularly grateful for all that the Inclusion Nation community has accomplished. And you, this loyal community, that shares with me every week and is invested in this work, are such an important part of my own journey. Thank you for the support. Thank you for your committment to this work. And thank you for letting me be a part of your journey.
Five Asks for My Followers
1. We had over 300 people join us for my first webinar this year, A More Perfect Union: How to Talk About Politics in a Divided World. Let’s do it again! Sign up for my next free webinar, From Woodstock to TikTok: How to Work With Every Generation and join me for a 45-minute, interactive webinar on Tuesday, October 29th at 12pm EST.
2. Watch and share my TEDx Talk on unconscious bias and race and learn my story of being a new American citizen.
3. Buy a copy of my book, Authentic Diversity: How to Change the Workplace for Good, for someone in your organization.
4. Look through our Monday Mornings with Michelle archives and forward your favorite newsletter to a friend or colleague.
5. Invite me to speak to your team, company or conference! I deliver speeches and workshops every week across the globe on inclusion, belonging, and how to thrive at work. Haven’t seen me speak yet? Go back to 1 - join me for my free webinar next month!
Do the work
This week, I commit to utilizing the materials provided above, taking the time to celebrate myself, and having gratitude for even the small victories in life.
Join me for a free webinar
Welcome to the next generation!
Join me for my free October webinar to learn how we can all successfully navigate generational differences at work. In this highly interactive and engaging program, I use news clips, commercials, music, and cultural touchpoints to navigate attendees through a world of inter-generational communication and changing dialogue. We learn the history of the five generations in the workplace, how each generation puts its own unique stamp on their organization, and how best to recognize, engage with, and grow from the challenges presented by these differences. The goal, as always, is to build a workplace centered on inclusion and belonging for all of us.
