How Not to Win in Whitewater
Most founders try to paddle the wrong way out of Whitewater. Here are three very common but equally wrong ways to solve the Whitewater problem so you can avoid them and achieve Predictable Success.
You Don’t Need to Retire. Do This Instead with Elizabeth Zelinka Parsons – Ep. 263
In this transformative episode, Elizabeth Parsons, Principal and Co-Founder of Encoraco, shares how she demystifies what is on the other side of ""retirement"" and how you can get clarity through some of the biggest questions we all face. If you don't like the idea of retirement or are maybe even a little afraid of what might happen if you do, don't miss this episode.
You will discover:
- The easiest way to answer the question, ""What do I do now?"" (it's also the most powerful way)
- How you can unlock the answer to the question ""Who am I?"" in your own life
- Why so many founders experience severe and often life-threatening illness within the first year of retirement and what can be done about it
The Biggest Problem in Whitewater
I help founders get out of Whitewater all day, every day. And I've discovered that the biggest challenge to getting out of Whitewater is…
YouTube Marketing Made Simple with Andrew Murdoch – Ep. 260
In this amplified episode, Andrew Murdoch, Founder of YT Era, shares how he helps crazy-busy founders get their message on YouTube. You won't want to miss this episode if your marketing struggles to get you in front of the right people at the right time.
You will discover:
- The biggest mistake you don't want to make with YouTube marketing
- What types of businesses should and shouldn't use YouTube for their marketing
- The best way to generate high-quality leads with YouTube
The Founder’s Evolution Part 2 with Scott Ritzheimer – Ep. 101
In part 2 of our 2-part special celebrating the 100th episode of The Secrets of the High Demand Coach Podcast AND Scott Ritzheimer's new book The Founder's Evolution, he and Les McKeown go deeper into the practical next steps you can start implementing today to further your journey as a truly successful founder.
You will discover:
- Why being highly competent becomes highly problematic
- Why you should stop calling yourself founder today
- Why you are probably thinking about succession completely wrong
How Big Should Your Nonprofit Be? with Ron Brewster – Ep. 93
In this high-impact episode, Ron Brewster, Executive Director of Mission Builders International, shares how he and his team help nonprofits around the world discover the right size and strategies for success so they can see their mission fulfilled.
You will discover:
- How to manage mission creep
- Why you should start saying no
- The role of systems
How you can grow your nonprofit by 50% this year with Teri Beckman – Ep. 60
In this client-engaging episode, Teri Beckman, Founder and CEO of HIGOL, shares how she and her team guide nonprofit leaders increase revenue and community influence by employing effective means to overcome challenges in growing their organizations.
You'll discover
- The root issue of your fundraising problem
- How to avoid executive director burnout
- What not to do in a board meeting
Together, We Make One Great Executive
Most executive teams fall prey to a surprisingly subtle trap. If you have set a brilliant strategic plan only to see it fall short on execution, you're probably already in the trap and don't even know it. However, to show you what it is and how to avoid it, I have to tell a quick story first.
Are Processors Bad People?
I was teaching a workshop recently and met a highly Visionary founder, Chad, who was quite successful. His businesses (yes, plural) were booming. He had the (very) fancy car. He had the (very) fancy watch. And he had a beautiful family at home, too. But as I spoke not just about how businesses scale but …
The One Key to Building a Healthy Culture with Jenni Catron – Ep. 13
In this amazing episode, Jenni offers up a seemingly endless stream of wisdom for leaders in the business and nonprofit world. If you want to be a better leader or build a better team around you, you simply can’t miss this episode.
Jenni Catron is a leadership coach, author and speaker. Her passion is to cultivate healthy leaders to lead thriving organizations. She speaks at conferences and events nationwide, seeking to help leaders develop the clarity and confidence to lead well. As Founder and CEO of The 4Sight Group, she consults organizations on leadership, team culture and organizational health. With over 20 years experience in corporate and non-profit organizations, Jenni has a passion for helping leaders “put feet to their vision”.
Jenni is the author of several books including Clout: Discover and Unleash Your God-Given Influence and The 4 Dimensions of Extraordinary Leadership. She loves a fabulous cup of tea, great books, learning the game of tennis and hiking with her husband.
Jenni can be found on social media at @jennicatron and at www.get4sight.com.
Finding and Funding Your Nonprofit Vision with Cherian Koshy – Ep. 12
In this vision-packed episode Cherian offers nonprofit leaders a bigger vision for the future AND the path to get there!
Cherian is the Chief Development Officer for Endowment Partners, LLC, leading the firm's fundraising solutions division. Unique among investment firms, Cherian's division provides consulting services to the firm's clients including feasibility studies, capital campaign counsel, and strategic planning services to grow annual and endowment revenue.
He’s also a Certified Scale Architect and as you would likely guess from his bio focuses his time and energy on helping nonprofits achieve Predictable Success. To find out more about Cherian, visit http://www.cheriankoshy.com, and https://www.endowmentpartners.com to learn more about his exciting work.