So money episode 1267, Minda Hart's author of Right Within.

How to heal from racial trauma in the workplace.

I'm asking women of color, people of color to finally center themselves, right?

The part of the equation that you could solve is letting people know what good looks like to you,

and then I'm asking and inviting our colleagues to be courageous listeners to say,

yeah, I might not have intended that, but because I'm glad they felt comfortable enough to tell me

so that now we can work toward not doing that anymore.

Welcome to So Money Everybody. I'm Farnish Chirabi.

Friend of the show Minda Hart's is back on So Money Today.

This time to discuss her latest book, Right Within.

How to heal from racial trauma in the workplace.

Filled with Minda's signature wit and warmth right within offers strategies for women of color to speak up

during racialized moments with managers and clients, work through past triggers.

They may not even know still cost-pain and reframe past career disappointments as opportunities to grow into a new path.

Minda last joined us on So Money.

When her first book was released, the memo dubbed the Lean In for Women of Color,

which offered a no BS look at the odds, a stacked against women of color and professional settings,

and how they can secure their seat at the table. Here's Minda Hart's.

Minda Hart's welcome back to So Money.

And in a new location, you're in Los Angeles now.

You moved out of New York. How's it going over there?

Happy to be here with you. Yeah, it's impacting my mental health and very great ways for me.

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