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Cher Réseau,

Si vous êtes à Paris mercredi 10 avril prochain, venez nous retrouver aux Inclusiv'day entre 9h et 18h30.
Nous serons ravies de vous présenter notre jeu de Leadership Inclusif.
Venez tester une des 5 activités du jeu!!!
Vanessa Barros et Amelie DevauxMontes

📅 This weekend, the jewsih community celebrated Rosh Hashana.

👉 Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year, and it begins a month of important Jewish Holy days. Many Jewish people observe it at their synagogues starting Friday evening and, by eating sweets. It is symbolic of the beginning of what they pray will be a sweet year.

Hapyy Rosh Hashana to my dear family, friends and colleagues !!!

📅Ce week-end, la communauté juive a célébré Rosh Hashana.

👉 Rosh Hashanah est le Nouvel An juif et il représente le début d'un mois de jours saints. De nombreux juifs le célèbrent dans leur synagogue à partir du vendredi soir et en mangeant des sucreries. C'est le symbole du début d'une année qu'ils espèrent douce.

Hapyy Rosh Hashana à ma chère famille, mes amis et mes collègues ! !!

📆 Challenge of the week

👉 "The natural way is the way to go".
To contradict this expression, we encourage you this week to think about the following question:
What will you do in the next few weeks to remember your good habits as an inclusive leader?

🌐 We wish you all the best in your continued inclusive adventures.

🔬 Scientific research has shown that behavioral changes take at least 3 months. This is why, at LeadershipCQ, we would like to share weekly challenges in the coming 12 weeks to help you become more inclusive and foster a behavioral change.

Vanessa Barros, PhD (she, her, hers)LeadershipCQ

🙋‍♂️ Good resolutions after the summer to improve your teams' performance?

👉 Click on the video below to discover our interactive e-learning platform to gain concrete inclusive leadership tools!!

📹 https://youtu.be/gecE2DbqNdA?si=JezLy1-WBM6GgFEF

Thinkific LeadershipCQ A brief introduction to our e-learning D&I program

🙋Have you ever come to a conclusion that has nothing to do with the real situation?

🧠 Our brains are programmed to survive, which results in us jumping to conclusions. It is important to be aware about this, so that next time you jump to something you can give it a second thought.