Ask guests who are coming to your home for a meal if they have dietary restrictions and plan the meal accordingly.

Ask for suggestions from friends, family, or an expert the next time you engage in a home improvement project, or want to take a hobby to the next level.

Ask a person you just met about a hobby or passion that they have. Ask open ended questions, leaving out your opinions.

Ask a neighbor or friend if there is anything you can do for them the next time they go out of town.

Ask a fellow committee member to hold you accountable for using respectful personal viewpoints during your next two meetings.

As a volunteer leader of a non-profit, ensure that opportunities and funding are available for staff to attend conferences or classes.

Approve funding for a staff member on a non-profit you serve to attend a professional conference or class.

Apply one or two inclusive meeting tips for a meeting you are leading.

Adjust a message that you have created for a professional or civic organization so that two different audiences can understand and derive maximum impact from it. Use stories to drive your message.

Address a task that challenges you (e.g., taxes), and identify ways to make it easier for yourself. After filing, reflect on the new system you used.