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Aubrey Blanche: Designing equitable systems for the next generation of business and how staying curious leads to success
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She's redesigning our world in a radically new way. How? Systems! By looking at the world through a lens of fostering belonging, Aubrey Blanche, Director of Equitable Design at Culture Amp, is able to see solutions to some of the toughest problems we all face. On the show, Aubrey shares how she found and uses her new approach of building equitable systems in her life and on a global scale in top-tier companies, such as Atlassian. And how staying curious leads to success. Listen in to hear how you can harness the power of your purpose and discover the tips ceiling breakers have used to find success.
Follow Aubrey on Twitter: @adblanche
Medium: @adblanche
Linkedin: @adblanche
Quotes We Keep In Mind
“I go to my dad and he looks me dead in the face. He says ‘You're not as good as the boys at math.’ I thought I was going to die. And then he goes, ‘You're much better than them, and the only way for them to beat you is, if you quit.’”
“Being wrong is not the worst thing in the world. Continuing to be wrong is the worst.”
“My moon is in Aquarius, if that's funny to anyone, so I analyze every emotion. I'm also a Virgo-- there's a lot of analysis going on. So for me, it's about bringing those things together, rather than thinking of them as different ends of the spectrum, actually thinking about how we can get those to coexist together.”
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