Our past two blog posts have discussed what purpose-driven connections are and how they can be used to make communities (and the nonprofit sector itself) more equitable. Now we’ll turn to the operational aspects of purpose-driven connections: how organizations can establish and sustain them, as well as how they can be used to scale impact. …
The most effective nonprofits leverage the support of a wide range of community stakeholders to drive sustainable, systemic change. While many organizations are moving in this direction, Los Angeles-based Liberty Hill has always recognized that bringing communities together around the biggest issues they face is the only way to catalyze long-term social progress. Liberty Hill…
This week, we invite you to meet executive coach, management consultant and strategic advisor, Roth Herrlinger, who specializes in scaling effective leadership and management.
This week, we invite you to meet Chris M. King, a high-performance executive coach and motivational speaker.
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Need to feel the holiday spirit a bit? Check out a few of our friends on gratitude and their go-to gift this holiday season.
While many of feel like our time and energy is already heavily tasked and there is little space for additional commitments, we are starting the week with a wild suggestion. Learn more inside.
Reading serves so many purposes and some of them are about in depth learning and personal connection to an issue or topic. The following books each provide an opportunity with children (or grandchildren) of any age to learn about and work on cultivating gratitude. The books are arranged from the earliest listeners to more advanced readers.
In light of the deep divide across our country, and with the intention of fostering productive and positive dinner conversations with family and friends, we put together a few tips on how to facilitate meaningful holiday conversations at the dinner table with a focus on real issues and social challenges. Don’t initiate the conversation yourself if…
Recently, we were introduced to the concept of Reciprocity Circles, which we excitedly participated in, and subsequently fell in love with. The idea is simple – sit together in a circle with a group and go around one at a time and share something you’re looking for, and something you might have to offer. We…