Entries Tagged as 'Book review'

Thursday, February 5th, 2009

Going analog: 3 tips to help your non-profit get projects done

The internet is a joy forever, but sometimes it’s not actually helpful to your workflow.  Ever worked eight solid hours and then wondered where the time went? Find yourself falling down a rabbit hole of possibly useful websites? Not getting anything from your Facebook breaks?
You clearly need to enjoy the benefits of going analog. Here [...]

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Friday, September 26th, 2008

Book Review: Forces for Good

Recently, I had a chance to hear Leslie Crutchfield speak – she’s the co-author of “Forces for Good: The Six Practices of High-Impact Nonprofits”
She and Heather McLeod-Grant spent four years studying a dozen high-impact nonprofits to “uncover their secrets to success.” Now, I usually shy away from these kinds of books (”The Seven Highly Effective [...]

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