Innovative Strategies for Non-Profits
I take great interest in working with exceptional individuals and organizations challenged to perform at a high level while being subjected to harmful, and often malicious, criticism. There’s a hard line between criticism and feedback. Feedback is designed to assist an individual or group where the sole motivation is to help others.
Quite simply, criticism destroys [...]
7 Great Principles for Dealing With Haters
Amy Lee Elliot posted a terrific piece on Mashable: it’s a shopping list from Tim Ferriss. Tim is the author of “The Four Hour Work Week.” Thanks to Lisa Ostrikoff at BizBoxTV for posting the article.
Here’s the points.
It doesn’t matter how many people don’t get it. What matters is how [...]
In our on going academic study and research of the non-profit sector we have stumbled across the work of Leslie R. Crutchfield and Heather McLeod Grant entitled “Forces for Good”, where we found a gold mine of research based information that is very timely.
To quote Steve Case, Founder of America Online and Chairman of the [...]
I spent about an hour on the phone yesterday with a group that asked a lot of questions about Social Networking, blogging, Google Apps, and how to get started. I was happy to hear they did have a website but it needed some updating and a little nudge to get it (and keep it) relevant.
For non-profits, [...]
How Charities Can Make a Profit and an Impact.
Chris Ryan proposes an interest tact in addressing the ongoing funding pressures inherent in non-profit organizations. At the heart of what’s being proposed is the historical dependency of non-profit groups on commercial enterprises. With increased pressure to shore up expenses on both sides of the relationship, one solution [...]
