When it comes to Inclusion, it’s always best to cite other people

Find out why the less ideas are yours the better

Here are some key messages from this episode:

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Here are some key takeaways from this episode:

It let’s you off the hook

“I don’t pretend to know everything. That doesn’t give me less to talk about. That gives me more to talk about ”

It let’s you focus on being a curator

“When you cite other people’s work you show that you know what’s going on. That’s part of the role of curator. It’s an advanced form of contribution. ”

It let’s other people make their own mind up

“I’m not trying to get you to pass an exam. I am trying to get you to build trust and credibility with the people you want to bring on your Inclusion journey”

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