Generosity in quotes
“When the dreams we have for ourselves match the reality of our experience, we’re living our purpose. These moments of leadership aren’t always about being… Read More »Generosity in quotes
“When the dreams we have for ourselves match the reality of our experience, we’re living our purpose. These moments of leadership aren’t always about being… Read More »Generosity in quotes
Now and then, I return to a book that was influential to my thinking in years past. Although less revealing than journal entries, the highlighted… Read More »Peter Drucker, the future, and deja vu all over again
“One habit of transformative leaders is that they make creative friendships. This is not ’empire building’ — getting to know people in case you can… Read More »Generosity in quotes
Just in time for graduation season comes an essay from author Clayton Christensen on how to find work that you love. His encouragement to “follow… Read More »Reassuring words for the harried Class of 2012
Maybe it’s the fast-approaching fiscal year-end. Or perhaps it’s anticipation of the summer giving doldrums that has fundraisers in a frenzy. Whatever the impetus, there’s… Read More »Perfecting the art of your ask
Although I don’t often consult with congregations about their stewardship programs, I keep a close eye on trend lines related to local church giving. It’s… Read More »Ten reasons why people become generous stewards
“Hope loves company. . . Misery improves nothing. I feel that this simple statement is at the heart of why we volunteer our time, energy,… Read More »Generosity in quotes
You know the scenario. As the clock ticks down on a board meeting, seats begin to empty. No matter the announced ending time, there are… Read More »The problem of the incredible shrinking board
“As we rely on God for everything, we are expected to respond to this dependence with words, prayers, and actions of faith. Even though we… Read More »Generosity in quotes
With a new charity birthed every 24 seconds (or so it seems), it takes a lot to stand out from the crowd. Case in point:… Read More »For uncommon fundraising results, use uncommon sense