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The Professional is Political w/ Niru Ravichandren
🎥Watch on Youtube:https://youtu.be/dLWbplP9JFg
📝Full Transcript: Link
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🔥Resources:https://shor.by/CVT3
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Summary:
Look it up if you need to!
I love when guests drop gems and encourage everyone to do their own research. I am so happy Niru Ravichandren (They/Them) agreed to be a guest because they shared so many things that have truly never been spoken about on Absolutely Not!
In this episode we discussed:
-How binary thinking harms us all
-Why they want you to be apolitical
-Who is disserviced when we remain “professional”
Y’all never cease to amaze me! The amount of honesty, insight and just passion for justice brought to every episode is something that I am honored to share with you all. Tune in today!
The ✨ key words✨ for this episode are:
Privilege
Professionalism
Tokenism
I encourage you to look up the definitions of these words and compare them to the definitions you carry with you. If you need help comparing please let me know.
With Special Guest Niru Ravichandren (They/Them)
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nravichandren/
Niru is embarking on a 2-year Master in Social Work degree. Niru has a passion for social justice and mental health through use of nuanced and intersectional frameworks. They have also worked and volunteered in many areas, such as being the treasurer of Melbourne chess club, teaching chess to young children and working as a copywriter/editor and researcher within the field of Neurodiversity. Niru believes the power of lived experience can too often go underappreciated, even if it speaks volumes.
Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/absolutely-not.
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By K Strohl (They/Them)🎥Watch on Youtube:https://youtu.be/dLWbplP9JFg
📝Full Transcript: Link
🧱Patreon: https://shor.by/vrYG
💜Support:https://shor.by/R3gg
🔥Resources:https://shor.by/CVT3
✅ Sponsors:
- 🔶Headspace
- Headspace has one mission: to improve the health and happiness of the world through meditation, sleep, stress, and mindfulness. Find out more about Headspace at this link: https://headspace.pxf.io/kjKgVx
- 🌱BetterHelp
- BetterHelp allows you to connect with one of 24,000 licensed therapists in a safe and private online environment. You pay just a low flat fee for unlimited therapy with your therapist. Visit www.betterhelp.com/absolutelynot to get 10% off your first month. #sponsored
Summary:
Look it up if you need to!
I love when guests drop gems and encourage everyone to do their own research. I am so happy Niru Ravichandren (They/Them) agreed to be a guest because they shared so many things that have truly never been spoken about on Absolutely Not!
In this episode we discussed:
-How binary thinking harms us all
-Why they want you to be apolitical
-Who is disserviced when we remain “professional”
Y’all never cease to amaze me! The amount of honesty, insight and just passion for justice brought to every episode is something that I am honored to share with you all. Tune in today!
The ✨ key words✨ for this episode are:
Privilege
Professionalism
Tokenism
I encourage you to look up the definitions of these words and compare them to the definitions you carry with you. If you need help comparing please let me know.
With Special Guest Niru Ravichandren (They/Them)
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nravichandren/
Niru is embarking on a 2-year Master in Social Work degree. Niru has a passion for social justice and mental health through use of nuanced and intersectional frameworks. They have also worked and volunteered in many areas, such as being the treasurer of Melbourne chess club, teaching chess to young children and working as a copywriter/editor and researcher within the field of Neurodiversity. Niru believes the power of lived experience can too often go underappreciated, even if it speaks volumes.
Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/absolutely-not.
Hosted on Acast. See