When someone asks you about your organization, think of it as an invitation to start a conversation, not a one-shot opportunity to make a pitch in a single answer.

Engaging with your community means stepping away from your to-do list for a bit. You'll find lots of excuses to skip it, and if you are an introvert you'll work hard to avoid it. But it's crucial if you want to be part of something bigger than yourself. And, it's good for the soul.

Seth Godin's "smallest viable market" is good advice, especially when you are feeling overwhelmed about your market reach.

Big plans and aspirational goals give life meaning. But sometimes, instead of inspiring action, they overwhelm the achievable (and maybe mundane) tasks necessary for turning the dream into reality.

Both sponsors and grantors may be willing to finance your work, but for much different reasons.

Rituals are reminders to celebrate the milestones that bring joy to you and your community.

The Human Resources function is often overlooked when you are just starting out. But when, all of a sudden, you aren’t so small anymore, you’ll be glad you thought about HR early on.

No posts for two months?? Where has the time gone? And why haven’t I managed my time better?

“I statements” vs “You statements.” Which is the right way to go when you find yourself in a difficult conversation? IDK