Leading From the Front During Change

Your organization is starting a major restructure, and you must break the news to your team—particularly those who will see major changes or whose position will be terminated. How will you help naviga... Read More

Is It Donor Fatigue or Something Else?

I have never liked the phrase “donor fatigue,” because I am not sure it accurately captures one of the roots of the problem. Perhaps we should consider something new, like Organization Induced Disinte... Read More

Financial Lessons from Ted Lasso

If you’ve seen the Apple TV show “Ted Lasso,” you may be like me and find it impossible to avoid being drawn into his incredibly funny and uplifting character. So with the recent release of Season 2,... Read More

Is Your Financial Goal Only a Wish?

Are you a goal setter? If not, it’s time to start daydreaming. What do you want your life to look like in five years…or in 25 years? A Harvard Business study found a direct correlation between goal se... Read More

New Benefits for Our Veterans

When it comes to finding a job, earning a degree, or receiving compensation, it’s worth noting there are new veterans’ benefits that many who have served our country, and their survivors, may not be a... Read More

So Who Has Your Password?

You’re so excited about your new website. After weeks of work, it’s just about ready to launch and the developer needs the credentials for your hosting service. That’s when you remember Larry.... Read More

Indiana’s Economic Future Looks Green

It begins with the state’s powerful past – a proud history of agricultural traditions, in which the state’s farmers have long been responsible stewards of the land, handing it down to future generatio... Read More

Take the Job or Unemployment?

Would you accept a job that was going to pay you less than what you could earn from collecting unemployment insurance? Many Americans have been facing this scenario as economies re-open from the COVID... Read More