What to Say: Recognizing Racism: Episode 111

What to Say: Recognizing Racism: Episode 111

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The Unexpected Episode

Surprise!The podcast really is over. But we’re unexpectedly sharing one more episode because I have some unexpected news: I wrote another book.It's called How to Coach Resistance, and I love it so much that I couldn't resist popping back into your podcast feed to tell you about i ...  Show more

Thank You and What’s Next: Ep 297

It’s the final episode of The Bright Morning Podcast! Elena shares a heartfelt thank you and shares how to keep learning and growing with the Bright Morning Team. Keep learning: Subscribe to Elena’s Weekly Wisdom NewsletterReceive weekly reflections, tools, and inspiration to sup ...  Show more

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