What if the most powerful leadership actions… involved building something you’ll never see finished? In this episode, I’m exploring the concept of Cathedral Thinking—a long-term, purpose-driven approach to leadership that can radically shift how you inspire your team, engage your board, and motivate your funders. Especially now, during the giving season, this kind of vision isn’t just helpful—it’s essential. I’ll walk you through why this mindset matters so much in the nonprofit world, and ho...
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What if the most powerful leadership actions… involved building something you’ll never see finished? In this episode, I’m exploring the concept of Cathedral Thinking—a long-term, purpose-driven approach to leadership that can radically shift how you inspire your team, engage your board, and motivate your funders. Especially now, during the giving season, this kind of vision isn’t just helpful—it’s essential. I’ll walk you through why this mindset matters so much in the nonprofit world, and ho...
X is for X-Ray Weak Spots: Stress Reveals Already Existing Cracks
Nonprofit Mastermind Podcast
3 minutes
2 months ago
X is for X-Ray Weak Spots: Stress Reveals Already Existing Cracks
Stress doesn’t create cracks—it reveals them. Your job is to see them before they break. 🧭 Today’s belief shift: Simple stress tests can X-ray your org and show the first points of failure now. Early fixes are cheap; late ones are costly—especially in Q4. Today’s leadership prompt is simple: For your next pressure point (appeal launch, gala, audit), answer: Where will it fail first? What single safeguard prevents that? Who owns it, by when? Use code STRONG26 to get 26% off during this series....
Nonprofit Mastermind Podcast
What if the most powerful leadership actions… involved building something you’ll never see finished? In this episode, I’m exploring the concept of Cathedral Thinking—a long-term, purpose-driven approach to leadership that can radically shift how you inspire your team, engage your board, and motivate your funders. Especially now, during the giving season, this kind of vision isn’t just helpful—it’s essential. I’ll walk you through why this mindset matters so much in the nonprofit world, and ho...