Double your personal impact
If you’re serious about dramatically increasing your own personal impact you’ll go ahead and start dropping and delegating as of now
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Capability
Fifty routes to greater impact
There’s a vast number of alternative ways for nonprofits to have greater impact. All we need is to start thinking differently.
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Developing your resilience
These things are not nice-to-haves; they are survival strategies for leadership and the foundations for developing your resilience
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The best gifts you can give
From referrals to feedback, if we really understand people’s interests and potential, the best gifts we can give them are often free
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Commercial understanding
I find it bizarre that a lot of people, including plenty who work in the sector, still see the idea of charities “becoming more commercial” as somehow distasteful or immoral. I can only think it speaks to both an extraordinarily naive view of charity, and an equally poor level of commercial understanding. Because, to paraphrase
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Rethinking power
The phrase “sharing power” has huge traction but it’s often misused and misleading. Here’s why we need to start rethinking power.
Raising performance
For any group of people, the first step to improving performance is always to align on expectations; to explicitly agree what good looks like
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Preparing for the future
If we’re serious about making the world a better place, these are the building-blocks charities need to start preparing for the future
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Critical competencies
There’s a new set of critical competencies we need all our people to develop, and their absence is a growing source of stress for leaders
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Opening up to ideas
The power of the outsider perspective… I received a piece of feedback from a non-profit client years ago that remains burned into my memory, even to this day. Or at least, a version of it is. The client had thanked me, going on to remark that, because I’d not spent years “getting steeped” in their
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