Today's episode is a masterclass in stepping outside of your own experience, challenging how you see the world, and then doing something about it. I'm speaking to brand and business growth strategist Nora DiNuzzo.

We talk about how Nora shifted her focus from pitching massive brands in her original agency days, towards helping smaller businesses in her community.

We talk a lot about how she harnessed her own journey of deconstructing whiteness and privilege to help others do the same.

Oh, and how she accidentally started an activist book club, why you should never ask people from marginalized communities to speak for free, and even reparations and how we can make a start on them without waiting for the government.

Today's episode is a call to explore, encounter, and educate yourself. And if you want to do that in a community of curious people, trying to work it all out then why not consider joining The Soap Box? You can find out more about my community below.

Here are some of the things Nora mentions in our discussion:

Nora's LinkedIn profile
Deconstructing Karen - the film
Amena Chaudhry (AIR workshop)
Regina Jackson
Saira Rao
Race 2 Dinner
Dr Marcus Collins
SURJ
Hue
Cindy Gallup
The Guardian story about the Trevelyan family and reparations
Erin Corine Johnson
Lisa Hurley and The Great Exhale
Sharon Hurley-Hall

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Episode 10 - Deconstructing privilege with Nora DiNuzzo