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How is your organization helping Champions give?

What value is simplifying your message to grow the mission? Learn 10 simple rules.

Champions are out there. Are you connecting them to your cause?

Champions are bombarded by the cacophony of messages daily. What do people do when we blast them with irrelevant noise? They ignore us.  

working without a clear strategy often leads to a sense of confusion and darkness.

Each of us is unique, observed Viktor Frankl. Our existence is characterized by freedom of choice, personal responsibility, & human spirit.

Help others get to where they are going

General Electric started out in 1889 making light bulbs. It’s businesses at one time or another included electricity, lighting, RCA, NBC,...

Coach for Performance & Development to Grow Mission Impact Earlier in my career, I worked for Owens-Corning in research & development. My...

Six Leadership Styles Daniel Goleman, author of Emotional Intelligence  studied 6 essential leadership styles and offers his insight in "...

The world keeps changing. It is one of the paradoxes of success that the things and ways which got you there are seldom those things that...

Looking for a new tool is the first step to finding it

Plan for tomorrow today The last three months have been crazy. There are internal fires to put out and external changes creating...

Open your eyes. Every moment is an opportunity. A gift.

Organizational health is an advantage leaders overlook

Daily, we learn about a crisis or upheaval disrupting a person’s life that may or may not be resolved by making personal changes. When I...

Do you have the right tools to implement your plan? “Although I don’t know a single for-profit business that is managed as well as a few...

Everything begins with defining the mission, described in Question 1. The mission statement outlines what the organization aims to...

What Are Our Results (what is the bottom line) Every business needs to answer, why are we here? What is our mission? What are our...

Identifying our nonprofit's customers Today, we dig into the second of Peter Drucker’s five simple but powerful questions. Question 2. ...