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This week on Cadre, Jarrett looks at math and a conversation on respect and mental health in the workplace. Cadre is the opportunity for people to look for potential connections. These moments are short, sweet and the catalyst of connection.
Well, hey there, Cadre. Happy Monday. How lucky am I that I get to kick off Cadre every week with our team? Cadre. What is Cadre? Live streams. Really? It is something I am incredibly jazzed by. Every week that me and my mazda get to sit right here and kick off Cadre every week. So what is Cadre? m. Central standard time. To answer the question, what is Cadre? So, things I'm going to talk about this morning. Math. Who likes math? I don't, but I'm going to talk about math. Do you like math? Let me know if you like math.
Speak. Wonder if you just dropped that heart. Let me know if you like math. You seem to kind of figure out how to like everything, so it wouldn't surprise me if you like math. Number two, I'm going to talk about this book, this book right here. It's called Unlocking Diversity, equity and inclusion for success by Mister Grant T. Harris. I get to meet Mister Grant T. Harris in person right now. I'm going to talk about this ball of yarn. I'm going to talk about the number 1225, and I'm going to talk about connection.
So let's start checking these things off math. Here's a formula that I love. X times x minus one divided by two. Here's what that formula is. It's the formula for connection. Checkoff connection as well. Here's what I mean. Let's say you have a group of people. Let's say there's 50 people sitting in a room. Actually, I'm going to be sitting in a room of people in a little bit. That's about 50 people. You want to know how many potential connections there are in a room of 50 people? Well, if you remember what I was saying, I was going to talk about before 1225.
There's 1225 potential connections in a room of 50 people. Isn't that rad? If you're in a room full of 50 people, like in an age where it's hard to get a lot of stuff done, to have 50 people in a room, you go, wow, how do I connect? How do I make a lot of connections in a short amount of time? Get in a room filled with lots of people. So today, I'm going to go ahead and get to make a lot of connections in a very short amount of time. That's the cool thing about Cadre. Through Cadre, you have the opportunity to make lots of connections with lots of people who have very, very different stories than you in a very short amount of time.
So this book, unlocking diversity, equity and inclusion for success. Grant Harris. Grant Harris is going to be one of these people in this room today. I've never gotten to meet him in person before, but Cadre, who is bringing this group of people together today at this event called r e s p e c t, find out what it means in the modern day workplace. A conversation on respect and mental health. Yeah, Cadre's putting on this wonderful in person event on respect and mental health in the workplace. We're bringing Grant Harris and Cadre contributors Matt Tappe and doctor Christina Cohen and doctor David Everett and Melanie Fontaine, who is one of the founders of Joshin and Luke, founder of Cadre.
He's going to be a part of this wonderful event as well. And Miss Shannon Paul is going to be facilitating. And then another wonderful human being who I've known for a long time, who's near and dear to my heart, Shelby Wagner, is going to be helping us take this event at the end of the day and go, what do we do with all of this? Yeah, we're going to have a great opportunity today to take 50 people, x times x minus one, divided by 212, 25 connections, and go, what do we do with this? So if you ask the question, what is Cadre?
Cadre is the opportunity to take people to look at the potential connections and to go, so what do we do? That's what we do today. I'd love for you to join me later on today for my live stream on bold followership. And I'm going to be talking about what I'm doing with this ball of yarn today at this respect event, because I love helping people understand physically, tactically, visually, in a space, what the potential is when we spend time with one another. What is Cadre? Cadre is professionals and peers creating a community with resources, showing the world that there are many pathways to wellness.
And the catalyst of that is connection, y'all. These what are Cadre moments are short, sweet and to the point. Today, you have opportunities for a little bit more time, space and breath to dig in with lots of our contributors. Please do so when you have time. Speak, wonder jewels. All y'all who are tuning in right now or later on in the day, dig on in. I appreciate you and the connections you provide for me. Yeah. But especially for one another. We'll see you soon. Have a good one.
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