Create a Culture of Learning
A culture of learning is one that encourages ongoing inquiry and questioning. It is comfortable with the fact that there is always more to learn
A culture of learning is one that encourages ongoing inquiry and questioning. It is comfortable with the fact that there is always more to learn
By all accounts, this year will be one of uncertainty the likes of which we’ve not seen in a while. Everyone is poised to see
Producing the Confident Giving newsletter is one my favorite things to do – in no small part because of readers like you who open, peruse,
In my first attempt to hire my own financial advisor in my late 20s, I turned to Morgan Stanley in San Francisco. I interviewed two
It feels great to play Santa. If you celebrate Christmas, there’s nothing like a Christmas holiday to make you remember that giving is fun. You
Most of us are in the final throes of the holiday season and making final preparations for the end of the year. Instead of holiday
As I’ve often said, there are some stories of waste and counterproductivity in the foundation world that I simply couldn’t make up if I tried.
In my last post, I explained the ways that many individuals in foundations adopt a poverty mentality rather than an abundance mentality when it comes
When you think about your work in philanthropy, are you selling yourself short? If so, you could be shortchanging your foundation’s effectiveness – and therefore
Contrary to what one might assume from the phrase, having an “abundance mentality” has nothing to do with money. Instead, it has everything to do
Often in the world of philanthropy, the problems we wish to address seem overwhelmingly large and complex. And if you’re a small foundation, the scant
A week ago, our country was in a totally different place than it is now. Regardless of your politics, there’s no question that we are