FAITH CLARKE on Transformational Culture

In today's episode, I welcome Faith Clarke again to the podcast.  In last season's episode, we discussed the decolonization of work.

In today's episode, we discuss how crucial the intersection of team dynamics and inclusivity is for our workplaces. Drawing on Faith's extensive experience and her latest book, we delve into the necessity of cultivating a work environment where everyone feels they belong.

We look at the systemic issues marred in our workplaces and their impact on team trust. We talk about the importance of investment in internal capacity, fostering interpersonal bonds, and acknowledging the value and privilege of each individual in shaping a supportive and adaptable work culture. We put the spotlight on homogeneous teams, scrutinizing how their dynamics can breed an 'extractive relationship' and provide insights on fostering more open conversations in team meetings.

Further, we turn our attention to meetings and how to transform them into breeding grounds for engagement and innovation. We touch on the essence of valuing people's voices, nurturing creative thinking, and discussing the cost of a lack of creativity in the workplace.

I hope you enjoy our conversation!

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If something you heard today brought a smile to your face or a spark to your heart, and you’d like to connect with me, here are a few ways you can do that.

One is my newsletter, it’s where I put most of my time and energy when I’m not working with clients or on this podcast. Sorry social media! It’s a mix of real life stories, tips and tricks and of course updates on what’s happening with the podcast. Whenever something is going on with me or in my business, it always comes out there first.

Another resource that I have for you is my Guide to Doing Work Differently. The guide takes you through four inquiries into how you can build a more sustainable and equitable work environment for yourself and your team. It's a great place to start.

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