I love Tammy's phrase about wellbeing running through the veins of an organisation. When you achieve that, you are equipped to deal with any conversation that arises. And all because you start by putting people first.  That means being vulnerable and stepping into their space to learn about what someone else is experiencing and what they need. 18th October is menopause awareness day. It's a great time to remind you about the impact of menopause on women in leadership positions in your organisation.  And it's an even better time to remember the golden rule at work which is simply to demonstrate that you care.  Regardless of how people show up, being able to ask 2 questions can be a game changer... 1️⃣ What does someone's experience mean for them in terms of how it feels and impacts? 2️⃣ What do they need from you/the workplace to help them show up in the best way possible, in their circumstances? Listen to the practical advice in this episode of the podcast to increase your confidence about speaking up and enabling others to have their voice heard. Thank you Tammy Gee 😉 Good old 'getting people right to get business right'. More about Tammy:Tammy Gee, is a BANT registered Nutritional Therapist (DipION, mBANT, CNHC) specialising in perimenopause and menopause, on a mission to increase conversation and education around hormone health in the workplace. "The conversation is important not just in the private clinic setting but also within the corporate setting" Tammy works with HR, Diversity & Inclusion, and Communication teams to produce support guides, policies, and strategies relating to menopause and menstrual health in the workplace. Tammy also offers a range of educational workshops, support sessions and wellbeing content for any organisations looking to support women's health in the workplace. Links to contact Tammy:LinkedIn: tammygee Website: www.sevencoloursofnutrition.co.uk Facebook: sevencoloursofnutrition Instagram: @sevencoloursofnutrition Resources & ReferencesLeadership Labs | It's Time for Change (itstimeforchange.co.uk) Watch this episode on YouTube Menopause and the Workplace (www.themenopausecharity.org) 69% [women in menopause] experienced difficulties with anxiety and depression - Landmark Study: Menopausal Women let down by Employers and Healthcare Providers - Fawcett Society 1 in 10 women leave their job due to menopause  symptoms - Menopause and the Workplace report by the Fawcett Society and Channel 4, which polled 4,000 women aged 45-55. For free resources that you can use for yourself or your team, check out: itstimeforchange.co.uk/category/resources To be on the receiving end of new, free, downloadable resources, join the club here: a href="https://itstimeforchange.co.uk/jointheclub"...