learning

Listening to my gut

By Annastasia Palubiski, Director, Advanced Learning

It started slowly. So slowly, I ignored it until it became a big deal. But my gut was telling me – this just isn’t working.

Kicking in a Rotten Door

“All successful revolutions are the kicking in of a rotten door”
- John Kenneth Galbraith

by Annastasia Palubiski, Program Director

C is for... Change?

by Colleen Kelly, Vantage Point Executive Director

In the Market for Learning

by Olga Pazukha

Russian Market

Skills-Based Volunteering: A Beginner's Experience

Today's guest blogger is John Trotter, an exceptional marketing & communications consultant that we've had the pleasure of working with over the past few months.   Read on for a glimpse of John's  personal experience as a skills-based volunteer.

The Mission Statement - Your Most Valuable Resource

Today's guest blogger, Jennifer Sweeney, is one of the most active and dedicated volunteers I've ever met.  She is a tireless community builder and a value to any organization with which she works. I asked Jennifer to talk about her experience attending our recent Leadership Series Workshop with author and management guru Peter Brinckerhoff. Jennifer shares the key points from Brinckerhoff's materials here. Certainly many great lessons were learned.

But How Do I Become An Outlier?

I recently read Malcolm Gladwell's newest book, Outliers. And I'll start this post by noting that I am a fan of The Tipping Point and never got around to Blink. I read the book because I agreed to present the material to a workshop, and talk about how to apply Gladwell's theories to the not-for-profit sector. Being a cynic, I contemplated getting up in the front of the room and saying "you can't" and sitting down.

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