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Successful people have habits that contribute to their achievements. They stay adaptable to continue success in various aspects of life.
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Successful people have habits that contribute to their achievements. They stay adaptable to continue success in various aspects of life.
Are you constantly playing catch-up? These tips can help to maximize productivity. By following these approaches, you can get more each day.
A fundraiser closed a $165 million gift—and got no credit. The president took the spotlight, while the closer was quietly sidelined. This article explores the nonprofit sector’s discomfort with recognizing individual achievement, often justified as ethical restraint. It argues that this culture of erasure and reluctance to reward success may be fueling burnout and high turnover. The piece closes with a bold message: if you want transformational gifts, start acknowledging the people who actually secure them.
Show initiative and meet deadlines to become a more valuable employee. cultivate habits like effective communication, punctuality, and adaptability to enhance your value.
Coping with a job loss is challenging. It involves dealing with financial concerns, handling emotional impact and actively seeking a new job.
“Lumpy mail” is a clever direct mail fundraising tactic that grabs attention with a three-dimensional object inside the envelope—like a seed packet or mini flashlight. It sparks curiosity, makes your nonprofit memorable, and opens the door for meaningful donor outreach. When paired with a compelling story and timely follow-up, lumpy mail transforms cold prospects into warm leads and can significantly boost your donor acquisition results.
A sharp elevator pitch can turn a fleeting introduction into a lasting donor relationship. Joe Garecht outlines how to craft and deliver a compelling message using a mission hook, tangible impact, and a soft call-to-action. He also emphasizes adapting your tone, avoiding jargon, and following up promptly—perhaps even with a legacy giving resource like LegacyPlanner™—to keep the conversation alive and open the door to deeper giving.
Writing an effective self-assessment is a valuable skill for career growth. Self-assessments help you to communicate your value for career advancement discussions.
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