May 2, 2021
Faith Clarke, our guest in today’s episode of Live Your Dreams Awake is an organizational health and inclusion strategist. Her personal experience as a mom of an autistic child helped her see through the lens of those needing help with adaptability issues, sense of belongingness, and in her work with small businesses losing grip of its employees, in order for them to be synergistically aligned. People with disorders are interestingly unique but they can be trained to conform. You need to be inclusive of what people are going through, but in order to do that, you must first focus on yourself. That’s self-care.
Enjoy listening!
REMEMBER - “There's nothing that you would do for your good that won't be good for your kids.”
This week's tip is to limit or avoid the amount of red in your kitchen. The kitchen is the heart of the home, and it's linked to the wealth and prosperity of your home and life. Therefore, having excess fiery energy can have a fiery impact on your wealth and health. Start to eliminate or avoid fire in your kitchen so that you can have ease of finance and health.
WHAT WE COVER DURING THIS EPISODE:
- Faith Clarke’s background and how does she describe her kind of work?
- What kind of companies does Faith like to work with?
- How did Faith end up doing this kind of work for organizations to boost their productivity by cultivating inclusive, high-performing teams?
- To start in the work of self inclusion, we should think of self-care.
- Faith's insight on ‘Living with this change.’ (...change can be having an autistic child, the pandemic...)
- Black Lives Matter and her work outside of ‘race’ and more on people’s differences.
- Book that Faith recommends
LINKS & RESOURCES:
Book that was mentioned by Faith in the conversation - The Secret of Intimate Relationships
(The Little Book Series 1) by John Campbell:
Book that Faith Clarke recommends: How to be an Antiracist by Ibram Kendi
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