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This week we are releasing our episode a couple of days early in light of the tragic events unfolding between Israel and Hamas. Today I am joined by my friend, Sara Axelbaum who leads a global team responsible for keeping diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) at the center of her company by fostering a true sense of belonging for every employee. Sara was honored as one of the top women in media and ad tech as a DEI champion, and recognized by The Reagan Awards for Wellness and South by Southwest in 2023 for her work in DEI. Before MIQ, Sarah was an SVP at 21st Century Fox and an entrepreneur. Sara is also Jewish, a mom to two joyful little boys, and the descendant of holocaust survivors.
Sara and I are going to share a conversation today that's different than any conversation we've had on The Uplifters. So much of what we have talked about in these episodes relates strictly to the individual stories of the amazing women that we are talking to and how that has impacted their world. But Sara and I are going to get a little messier today and talk about what's happening in the world and how it's impacting her and others.
You’ll hear us struggle with what we don’t know and get clear about what we do know for sure.
We’re talking about a specific moment in history, and in Sara’s personal experience, but our goal for this conversation is to explore what it means to be an Uplifter in times of crisis and extraordinary fear.
Uplifters, we will all have moments of loss and fear in our lives. Wherever our minds are in this extraordinarily complex time, I hope this episode can be a reminder to hold each other tight, open our hearts, and support one another as only Uplifters can.
I’m profoundly grateful to Sara for mustering the energy to talk to us in this difficult time.
Episode SummarySara Axelbaum's Background (2:15 - 7:12)
Navigating a Challenging Topic (7:12 - 10:44)
Supporting and Uplifting Each Other (10:44 - 17:58)
The Power of Connection (17:58 - 27:30)
Creating Space for Grief (27:30 - 34:44)
Intentional Communication (34:44 - 39:21)
Self-Care and Resilience (39:21 - 44:50)
Conclusion (44:50 - 46:07)
Outro (46:07 - 46:26)
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This week we are releasing our episode a couple of days early in light of the tragic events unfolding between Israel and Hamas. Today I am joined by my friend, Sara Axelbaum who leads a global team responsible for keeping diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) at the center of her company by fostering a true sense of belonging for every employee. Sara was honored as one of the top women in media and ad tech as a DEI champion, and recognized by The Reagan Awards for Wellness and South by Southwest in 2023 for her work in DEI. Before MIQ, Sarah was an SVP at 21st Century Fox and an entrepreneur. Sara is also Jewish, a mom to two joyful little boys, and the descendant of holocaust survivors.
Sara and I are going to share a conversation today that's different than any conversation we've had on The Uplifters. So much of what we have talked about in these episodes relates strictly to the individual stories of the amazing women that we are talking to and how that has impacted their world. But Sara and I are going to get a little messier today and talk about what's happening in the world and how it's impacting her and others.
You’ll hear us struggle with what we don’t know and get clear about what we do know for sure.
We’re talking about a specific moment in history, and in Sara’s personal experience, but our goal for this conversation is to explore what it means to be an Uplifter in times of crisis and extraordinary fear.
Uplifters, we will all have moments of loss and fear in our lives. Wherever our minds are in this extraordinarily complex time, I hope this episode can be a reminder to hold each other tight, open our hearts, and support one another as only Uplifters can.
I’m profoundly grateful to Sara for mustering the energy to talk to us in this difficult time.
Episode SummarySara Axelbaum's Background (2:15 - 7:12)
Navigating a Challenging Topic (7:12 - 10:44)
Supporting and Uplifting Each Other (10:44 - 17:58)
The Power of Connection (17:58 - 27:30)
Creating Space for Grief (27:30 - 34:44)
Intentional Communication (34:44 - 39:21)
Self-Care and Resilience (39:21 - 44:50)
Conclusion (44:50 - 46:07)
Outro (46:07 - 46:26)
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