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Build the foundation.
When we look at coming alongside a nonprofit, social enterprise or small business,…
Struggling Through Mother’s Day
Sunday is the day many families will celebrate and honor mothers. I'm not opposed to the 'holiday'.
Give a nod…
Whose posts or opinion blogs are you applauding in silence, behind the scenes?
We don’t have to sprint constantly.
One of the characteristics I appreciate about LinkedIn is the delayed response.
Lessons from Dolly.
I watched the DollyParton documentary in the wee hours of this morning. She has had a fascinating career journey.
Housing for everyone.
Housing for everyone. To me this statement seems logical, appropriate, compassionate and…
I wish you productive encounters.
I really love productive meetings. Perhaps it's my 'doer' side that appreciates…
Love is a decision.
My favorite definition? Love is a choice to do good for another person regardless of what we feel.
Critical Skills in Fundraising
Here are some critical skills to get under your belt when going out to raise funds for your organization.
Are you a truth seeker?
What does it take for you to change your mind about key issues? Many of us are set in our ways. We believe …
Spring Cleaning
No time like the present to bring some springleaning to your nonprofit or small business.
An Exciting Venture.
Starting a new #business is an exciting venture. Sometimes people start one to have a side hustle. Sometimes a new business is a dream
Keep Striving, Friend
I had lunch with an old friend yesterday. He is on many boards and lends his talents to so many public efforts,
Stewardship
Most philanthropists want to know that nonprofits will be good stewards of their funds. It can be tricky for…
When is the right time to retire?
When is the right time to retire? What metric do you use to determine that? Age? Financial security? Family dynamics? Tiredness? I find the idea of retirement a really interesting concept.