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Your brand is the key to whether you’ll not only survive but also thrive. In today’s world, where competition for attention is fierce, a strong brand is what separates success from failure. In last week’s tip, we discussed the story

Peter Drucker famously said, “Culture eats strategy for breakfast,” emphasizing that while organizational culture is paramount, strategy is still crucial. My friend Dino Cortopassi, a master strategist, believed that a strong strategy could take you to the moon—even if your

My Uncle Harry started his produce business during one of the toughest times imaginable, the Great Depression. Despite the challenging circumstances, the business grew and thrived for more than 70 years. One key to his success? His purple trucks—literally. Yes,

In today’s world of over-communication, where each person is bombarded with thousands of messages daily, standing out in the nonprofit space is harder than ever. So why are we making it even harder for ourselves by relying so heavily on

The country is heading into a recession. Interest rates are rising, and business activity is declining. The nation is bitterly divided. What would you do if someone came to you today, amid these conditions, and said they wanted to launch

When it comes to building a successful organization, nothing is more important than having a clear Vision and Mission. These two statements serve as the foundation that aligns your team and drives your cause forward. But why are they so

If you want to be an effective leader, it’s widely believed that storytelling is essential. Here in Germany, home of the Brothers Grimm, folklore has shaped much of how we tell stories today. Stories like Snow White and Hansel and

November is a perfect time to embrace and relish nostalgic memories. Positioned between Halloween and the Christmas holidays, this month can evoke warm feelings of days gone by. Whether it’s the sight of colorful falling leaves, the excitement of Election

Do you know the source of the term “nostalgia?” It was coined in 1688 by a Swiss medical student, Johannes Hofer, to describe the pain associated with people’s longing to be back at home. Interestingly, what was once considered a