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Ours IS to Reason Why
When I was a kid, I hated it when my parents or teachers asked me “why” questions: Why did (or didn’t) you do that? Why did that happen? Why were you (fill in the blank)? I wasn’t too crazy about … Continue reading
Posted in accountability, fundraising
Tagged asking questions, fundraising, Goal-setting, questioning, what, why
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Singularity of Purpose
My two dogs have always been pretty opposite. The mostly border collie is lithe, graceful and likes to move fast. The keeshond/chow/who knows what else is large, lumbering and would prefer not to move at all. Walking them was always … Continue reading
Ensuring Fundraising Success
After six weeks away, coming home was a bit of a downer. Our housesitters were lovely, but I should have had a maid service come in and clean. It took me two days to find where I had left my … Continue reading
Posted in business practices, consulting, development, evaluations, productivity
Tagged business practices, development, Goal-setting
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Wherever You Go
We leave in 4 days. My husband has no more shaving crème; I’ve run out of coffee. The bar of soap in our shower is perilously thin. A new family moved into the apartment upstairs. They have at least 300 … Continue reading
Posted in business practices, change, problem solving
Tagged business practices, change, Goal-setting, planning, productivity
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Fundraising For A Change
Change. There is something about that word that makes many people uncomfortable. Over the past several years, economic woes have caused nonprofits to lament their dwindling fundraising results, and yet too many organizations are loathe to fundraise differently. Unless you … Continue reading
Posted in capacity, change, development, fundraising
Tagged change, development, fundraising, Goal-setting
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