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Embracing the First Day of Summer: A Time for Culture Reflection and Growth As the sun reaches its highest point in the sky and the days stretch to their longest, we welcome the first day of summer with open arms. This season brings with it warmth, growth, and a renewed sense of possibility. While we often focus on personal goals and outdoor adventures, summer also presents a perfect opportunity to address and nurture the culture issues within our workplaces. Why Summer is the Ideal Time for Culture Reflection - A Season of Renewal and Growth: Summer is synonymous with growth. Nature flourishes, and we find ourselves more open to change and new experiences. This natural inclination towards growth can be harnessed to cultivate a more inclusive and respectful culture. - Relaxed Atmosphere: The laid-back vibe of summer can make it easier to have open and honest conversations. People are generally more relaxed, making it an ideal time to tackle tough topics and foster understanding. It’s time to get others rallied around your vision/values – start the discussions with Cards for Culture. - Increased Social Interaction: With vacations, festivals, and outdoor activities, summer encourages us to come together. This increased interaction can be leveraged to strengthen team bonds and address issues head-on. So let’s make Summer a season of positive change. Let’s enjoy the season but also to reflect on and address the culture issues that impact our workplaces. By fostering a culture of respect, we can create environments where everyone feels valued and empowered to contribute their best. As you plan your summer activities, consider dedicating time to culture reflection and growth. Whether it’s through community events, training sessions, or simply having meaningful conversations, now is the time to sow the seeds of positive change. Together, let’s make this summer a season of warmth, growth, and culture harmony. Happy first day of summer! Books ideas about culture: Conscious Culture and Culture Impact - both on Amazon! TIA #culturematters #choosepeoplefirst #changetheworld

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