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Ep 116: Actually Talking About Money with Jane Finette

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Ep 116: Actually Talking About Money with Jane Finette
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It is extremely important that women talk about money, not only to help themselves but for the good of the world.

In this episode, Michelle and Margaret talk with Jane Finette, Founder & Executive Director at The Women’s Impact Alliance. She shares why it is important for women to talk about money.

She discusses the relationship women have with money now and where we must go if we want to have true financial equality. 

Our blog this week is a chapter adapted from Jane’s book Unlocked — How Empowered Women Empower Women; you can read her blog here.

She challenges listeners to have conversations with women about money.

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If you are enjoying the show, you can help us continue to bring thoughtful content with a one-time contribution. This supports our production costs and keeps the show ad-free. Make a contribution today. When you make a contribution, you will receive unlimited access to some of our most highly-rated online training programs.

Our theme music is “Curiosity” by Polysorbate Eighty.  Composed and produced by Patrick Mather and James Celentano.  Performed by Kristen Bussandri. Copyright 2009 Polysorbate Eighty and Kristen Bussandri.

The Key to Empowered Women? Actually Talk About Money

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With greater economic security and empowerment, there are no limits to what we as women can accomplish. With increased wealth, we increase independence, self-sufficiency, and opportunity for ourselves and our families. With increased wealth, we invest in ways that can make positive change and a return. With an increase in wealth, we increase our power to decide and choose what is important and most needed in the world.

But our relationship with money is complicated and awkward. It’s one of the last big taboos for women. We’ve been conditioned since the dawn of capitalism that the men take care of the money. They have been taught to grow it and pursue it, we have been taught to save it, and be careful with it. However, if we don’t talk about money, we can’t build a positive relationship with it, we can’t put it to use, and we all remain separated in our experience and learning. That’s why it’s critical for women to connect, and Actually Talk about Money! [Read more…]

Growing Nonprofit Leaders – 5 Ways to Run a Meeting That Doesn’t Suck

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Growing Nonprofit Leaders – 5 Ways to Run a Meeting That Doesn't Suck



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Have you ever been to a meeting, and after it was said and done, it left you feeling like it should have been an email?

What makes meetings suck, and how can we improve them?

In this mini episode, Janice and Michelle talk about how to make meetings more impactful, engaging and enjoyable.

Remember to download your free 5 Ways to Run a Meeting That Doesn’t Suck Tipsheet.

If you haven’t already, please subscribe at iTunes, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music Podcasts, or Spotify.

If you are enjoying the show, you can help us continue to bring thoughtful content with a one-time contribution. This supports our production costs and keeps the show ad-free. Make a contribution today.  When you make a contribution, you will receive unlimited access to some of our most highly rated online training programs.

Our theme music is “Curiosity” by Polysorbate Eighty.  Composed and produced by Patrick Mather and James Celentano.  Performed by Kristen Bussandri. Copyright 2009 Polysorbate Eighty and Kristen Bussandri.

Growing Nonprofit Leaders – Sage Perspective

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Growing Nonprofit Leaders – Sage Perspective



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Continuing with our exploration of the Positive Intelligence (PQ) program, we decided to take a break from the negative mind patterns and focus on some positives.

David and Margaret discuss the Sage Perspective, which is the mindset that anything can be turned into a gift or opportunity. Now we aren’t going to say it will be easy, but with the right practice, it can be achieved.

Read more about our PQ Coaching program.

If you haven’t already, please subscribe at iTunes, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music Podcasts, or Spotify.

If you are enjoying the show, you can help us continue to bring thoughtful content with a monthly or annual contribution. This supports our production costs and keeps the show ad-free. Make a contribution today. Our theme music is “Curiosity” by Polysorbate Eighty.  Composed and produced by Patrick Mather and James Celentano.  Performed by Kristen Bussandri. Copyright 2009 Polysorbate Eighty and Kristen Bussandri.

Growing Nonprofit Leaders – A New Model to Create Healthy Conflict

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Growing Nonprofit Leaders – A New Model to Create Healthy Conflict



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What is healthy conflict, and why is it important in your organization?

Today Janice and Michelle are talking about healthy conflict and why it is vital to have in your organization. They share a new model for healthy conflict and an example of dealing with conflict on your team.

If you haven’t listened to their previous episode about  Exploring Your Relationship with Conflict, you can do that here.

Our free resource this week is A New Model to Create Healthy Conflict worksheet you can find that here.

 If you haven’t already, please subscribe at iTunes, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music Podcasts, or Spotify.

If you are enjoying the show, you can help us continue to bring thoughtful content with a monthly or annual contribution. This supports our production costs and keeps the show ad-free. Make a contribution today. Our theme music is “Curiosity” by Polysorbate Eighty.  Composed and produced by Patrick Mather and James Celentano.  Performed by Kristen Bussandri. Copyright 2009 Polysorbate Eighty and Kristen Bussandri.

Creating a Better World – Social Change Philanthropy

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“I want to create a better world, not just better conditions in the same world.“
Rosemary Oliver

For years, I used the story of people floating in a river, unable to reach the shore, to describe the difference between social change organizations and more traditional charities.

In case you’re not familiar with it, it goes like this:

A passerby saw a person floating down the river, jumped in and saved him. Day after day, more people were found floating in the river, unable to reach the shore. The community organized, set up teams to watch for and save the floating people. Eventually, someone asked why they were showing up in the river in the first place. She headed upstream to see why these folks were ending up in the water and to determine how to help prevent it from happening. [Read more…]

Ep 112: What Does Leadership Deep Dive Actually Do?

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Ep 112: What Does Leadership Deep Dive Actually Do?



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You might ask yourself, what does Leadership Deep Dive do, and how can we help your organization?

In this special episode of the podcast, the whole team is together to talk about the benefits of coaching and training for nonprofit teams.

If you would like to contact us to learn more, you can do that here

If you haven’t already, please subscribe at iTunes, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music Podcasts, or Spotify.

If you are enjoying the show, you can help us continue to bring thoughtful content with a monthly or annual contribution. This supports our production costs and keeps the show ad-free. Make a contribution today.

Our theme music is “Curiosity” by Polysorbate Eighty.  Composed and produced by Patrick Mather and James Celentano.  Performed by Kristen Bussandri. Copyright 2009 Polysorbate Eighty and Kristen Bussandri.

Growing Nonprofit Leaders – The Victim Saboteur

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Growing Nonprofit Leaders – The Victim Saboteur



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Continuing their conversation on Positive Intelligence, David and Margaret discuss the Victim Saboteur. They explore where it comes from, why it was created, and the negative impact of listening to it. Demonstrating vulnerability, David and Margaret share how it shows up in their lives. 

If you want to learn more about the Victim Saboteur, check out our Saboteur Descriptions.

 To read more about Positive Intelligence and take the FREE ASSESSMENT, check out our Positive Intelligence Coaching Program.

 If you haven’t already, please subscribe at iTunes, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music Podcasts, or Spotify.

If you are enjoying the show, you can help us continue to bring thoughtful content with a monthly or annual contribution. This supports our production costs and keeps the show ad-free. Make a contribution today. Our theme music is “Curiosity” by Polysorbate Eighty.  Composed and produced by Patrick Mather and James Celentano.  Performed by Kristen Bussandri. Copyright 2009 Polysorbate Eighty and Kristen Bussandri.

Fundraising and Leadership, Sure. But What Do You DO?

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Janice, Michelle, Margaret and David in a Zoom box

When people ask one of us what we do for work, we might answer with genuine joy: “I’m a coach” or “I train nonprofit leaders.” And we are super clear on what we do and, to a team member, believe deeply in the impact of our work.  But recently one of us was talking to someone who ostensibly knows what we do, as she is a listener of our podcasts and reader of our blogs. And she said, “I know what you guys do, and also, I actually have no idea. What is it that you do for nonprofits?”

And so we decided that her question was a good one, and worth answering. And we want to do that and also add another question we want to answer for you today: How are our clients different and better after they have engaged with the Leadership Deep Dive team? [Read more…]

Ep. 111: The Value of Mentorship from a Student Perspective with Teddi Tostanoski

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Ep. 111: The Value of Mentorship from a Student Perspective with Teddi Tostanoski



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Mentorship is a powerful tool with cascading effects and lifelong benefits.

Today David and Michelle talk with Teddi Tostanoski, the Social Media Manager at UC Davis. Previously, Teddi was mentored by our very own Michelle. Teddie shares how impactful her mentorship was and how she was able to use it to empower her personal and professional career.

Teddi challenges listeners to start a  mentorship journal where they can keep track and reflect on their mentorship journey.

Our free resource is our helpful eBook on Managing for Retention.

If you haven’t already, please subscribe at iTunes, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music Podcasts, or Spotify.

If you are enjoying the show, you can help us continue to bring thoughtful content with a monthly or annual contribution. This supports our production costs and keeps the show ad-free. Make a contribution today.

Our theme music is “Curiosity” by Polysorbate Eighty.  Composed and produced by Patrick Mather and James Celentano.  Performed by Kristen Bussandri. Copyright 2009 Polysorbate Eighty and Kristen Bussandri.