Is there a “right” time to launch into what you really want to do? To step out (and up)? Quest alum Kerry Judd landed in the papers last week for what she calls a “leap of faith” when she stepped out to create her own business. Click to continue »
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The Much-Neglected “Inner Game” of Starting a Nonprofit or Social Venture
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Success in starting a nonprofit organization, launching a social enterprise, moving into civic leadership, or taking an existing social venture to new heights, begins with your “inner game.” Here’s a different playbook than you’ve ever seen before. Click to continue »
What’s the Key to Launching a Project That’s Bigger Than You Ever Thought Possible?
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Here’s a rare chance to go “behind the scenes” with one of the leaders of the largest private land conservation project in U.S. history. Whatever social cause you’re devoted to, and whatever the scale at which you work, you’ll come away inspired to reach for new heights — and with tangible strategies for getting there. Click to continue »
Do You Start With "Feasibility" … or With Who You Are and What You Want?
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Southridge School, an independent school near Vancouver, B.C., was founded without a big gift, without a wealthy patron, without a feasibility study. “If we’d begun by analyzing the ‘feasibility’ of founding a new school, we probably would’ve stopped dead in our tracks,” says Debbie MacDougall, one of the school’s founders. Click to continue »
In the pages of What Kind of World Do You Want? you’ll find proven ways to enliven civic life, ignite confidence, and inspire people to act.
Learning the framework Jim teaches means you focus on what is possible. You don’t get sidetracked or deterred.
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