Colleague - Grief Smart Champion

You Set the Standard for Grief Support at Work or In Your Community

Your quiz results show you’re a Grief Smart Champion — a colleague who shows up with empathy, clarity, and confidence when grief touches your workplace or community.

You don’t shy away from hard conversations.

You don’t avoid the awkward moments.

You show up — and others notice.

You check in, you listen, and you offer the right words or actions when they’re needed most.

That makes you someone coworkers trust, and friends rely on.

But even for someone like you, there are moments when you ask:

How can I make it easier for my teammates or friends to feel confident offering support, too?
What resources could I share so others don’t feel awkward or stuck?
How do I help create a culture where grief isn’t ignored, but met with care?

Because here’s the truth:
When grief shows up, people remember the colleague who made it safe to talk.
They remember the one who normalized care.
They remember the friend who helped everyone feel like they could do something meaningful.

And you can multiply that impact.

Tools to Multiply Your Influence

That’s why I wrote 100 Acts of Love: A Girlfriend’s Guide to Loving Your Friend Through Cancer or Loss
(Don’t let the title fool you — it works for any gender, any relationship, any loss.)

Inside you’ll find:

✅ 100 practical, creative ways to support a grieving colleague or friend
✅ Phrases and actions that take the fear and guesswork out of “what to do”
✅ A practical toolkit you can share with coworkers, friends, or anyone in your circle

You already know how to show up.

This book helps you empower others so they feel confident showing up too.

This is the life guide to being a good human being when it matters the most.”

– Angela A. Los Angeles

The next time someone in your workplace or community is grieving, you won’t be the only one stepping forward.
You’ll have given others the tools to join you.

Your Next Step

I’d love to hear your story — how you’ve supported a grieving colleague or friend, and what being a Grief Smart Champion means to you. Sharing it with others will help them feel ready to step in when it matters the most.

Share Your Story With Me. Let's connect.

And if you want to make it easier for others to show up, give them a resource they can use right away.