113. Is Your Business Really As Inclusive As You Think? Lessons From Japan

After spending two weeks travelling through Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara and Osaka, I've returned home thinking about the small moments that made me feel genuinely welcomed, considered and valued. From Japanese hospitality and omotenashi to language, cultural pride and the care built into everyday experiences, Japan gave me a different lens through which to think about belonging and racial inclusion.For online business owners, coaches, course creators and those running memberships, this episode raises questions about the spaces we’ve created and more specifically, how other people experience them. It will have you questioning whether your business is really as inclusive as you think it is and whether the people entering your coaching program, course or membership can genuinely belong without having to adapt themselves to fit the culture you’ve already created.I also share what it can look like to build care and consideration into your business before people even arrive, and how the smallest details can shape whether someone feels included enough to fully engage with your expertise and the transformation they came for.How I Can Personally Support You:Creating a racially inclusive business means building the kind of space where people feel considered, valued and able to belong without having to become less of who they are. That is what REPRESENTED is built around, my ten-week program for values-led online business owners who want more depth, care and accountability in how they lead and build.Find out more and join the waitlist 👉🏾 https://anniegichuru.com/represented-waitlist/Come say hi on Instagram and let me know where you are tuning in from. I’d love to hear from you 👉🏾 https://www.instagram.com/annie.gichuru