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In a world filled with too many examples, it is sometimes incredibly difficult to separate the behavior from the person. Other times… not so much. In this episode, Ashley and Mark discuss the thread that connects Justice Jackson's hearing, The Williams Sisters and Jane Campion, and of course, the Oscars “slap”. While each represents its own level of abhorrent behavior, we hope to shed some light on nuance, context, and how to engage when it's not our turn to lead the conversation. Enjoy!
Conversations in Courage is where we lean into transformation, leadership, and social justice. If this episode moved you, share it with a friend and leave a review so more people can join us.
For more reflections, join us on Substack!
https://substack.com/@mindandmotion
https://substack.com/@leadersarehuman
Until next time—be well, be courageous.
By The Courage Campaign5
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In a world filled with too many examples, it is sometimes incredibly difficult to separate the behavior from the person. Other times… not so much. In this episode, Ashley and Mark discuss the thread that connects Justice Jackson's hearing, The Williams Sisters and Jane Campion, and of course, the Oscars “slap”. While each represents its own level of abhorrent behavior, we hope to shed some light on nuance, context, and how to engage when it's not our turn to lead the conversation. Enjoy!
Conversations in Courage is where we lean into transformation, leadership, and social justice. If this episode moved you, share it with a friend and leave a review so more people can join us.
For more reflections, join us on Substack!
https://substack.com/@mindandmotion
https://substack.com/@leadersarehuman
Until next time—be well, be courageous.

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