Beginning With The End In Mind

For many of us, June marks the end of the fiscal year. This is always an interesting time at nonprofits. Along with the mad scramble to hit fundraising goals is the need to make plans for the coming year. Since nonprofits are often hesitant about hiring new employees,...

Personal Style: 4 Styles

We’ve finished our overview of the individual components of our “personal style” abilities: Extrovert/Introvert, Generalist/Specialist, and Time Frame Orientation. Before we move on to the “driving abilities” and the “specialized abilities,” let’s take a look at how...

BullMarket 2004–Thank You!

A special thanks to everyone that nominated me for inclusion in BullMarket 2004, the latest collaboration of Seth Godin (http://www.sethgodin.com) and Fast Company magazine (http://www.fastcompany.com). Seth compiled a directory of companies that help clients become...

Personal Style: Time Frame Orientation

Time Frame Orientation relates to the natural length of time you consider when making plans, setting goals, and thinking about your future. Some people naturally see the impact of present decisions over a long period of time. Others see the more immediate impact of...
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