Adaptability: My new word for 2011
My new word for my consulting this year will be “adaptability.” The online Merriam-Webster Dicitonary defines adaptable as “able to change or be changed in
January 7, 2011
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My new word for my consulting this year will be “adaptability.” The online Merriam-Webster Dicitonary defines adaptable as “able to change or be changed in
Happy New Year! I trust you had a good Christmas with family and friends and brought in the new year in style this past weekend.
I work with churches regarding generosity and stewardship. I have had MANY conversations in the past two years about giving and the effects of the
Things are crazy hectic right now for me and my family as Christmas approaches. We have gotten better at managing the stress and craziness, but
I talk to people all the time about what I do for a living. I tell them I am a Generosity Coach with GENERIS and
I talk to people all the time about what I do for a living. I tell them I am a Generosity Coach with GENERIS and
During the summer I took Jackson (my 9 year old son) to a Braves game. He is beginning to really enjoy the game so we
End of year giving is critical to any non-profit and the church is no different. Non-profits completely understand the value of their end of year
The end of the year brings about Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve. It also brings about end of year taxes for many people who
John Wesley was quoted saying this about money and giving: “Make all you can, save all you can, give all you can.” God created work
I have spent the last 10 years helping churches raise money. I have seen some things come and go while other techniques and strategies have
I am sending this out on 9-11. I originally did not write this post with 9-11 in mind, but it certainly is appropriate. I hope
