4 lessons this Google VP learned about inclusivity in 2021: 'We must own our blind spots' (via CNBCMakeIt)
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When we expose rarely seen aspects of ourselves — however raw, imperfect or not-figured-out — we foster empathy, build trust and deepen connection with others. For most of us, it's the courage in this open sharing that defines vulnerability.should be celebrated and valued as another way to connect and grow.Brands hold significant influence in shaping people's perceptions.
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