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A nonprofit leader helping to develop other nonprofit leaders.
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Aug 3, 2011
Thanks for sharing Jason. This is a creative way to share what you are learning and what books you are reading.
Seems like a good book.
Commented Jan 10, 2011 on FBR: Jack and the Team That Couldn't See by Tony Wilson at Jason Womack
FBR: Jack and the Team That Couldn't See by Tony Wilson
Title: Jack and the Team That Couldn't See Author: Tony Wilson Website / Blog / Twitter Where I got it: Just last week, I received his book in the mail. You see, we traded books: I sent him mine, he sent me his. My theme for 2011: Community. How long it took to read: 80 minutes / 4 sess...
Quality memories with family
More growth from reading
Focus on doing what I do best (which includes allowing others to do the rest)
More thoughts on paper and in my journal
Commented Jul 27, 2010 on Today's "crowdsourcing" contest "ROI on efficiency is..." at Jason Womack
Today's "crowdsourcing" contest "ROI on efficiency is..."
Let us know what you think goes in the blank lines. Send them in, and the best answers will earn the sender a choice of product from our webstore (http://www.womackcompany.com). Seriously, top prize worth $125.00! Send me your ideas, a maximum of 6, by midnight, 29 July 2010. ( Jason jasonwoma...
Scott, thanks for sharing my content on your blog. The "Strength" post has been a very popular post since I shared it.
Keep up the great work you do.
Commented Jul 16, 2010 on Don't Stop Growing 071610 at SERVING STRONG
Don't Stop Growing 071610
Well, I dragged the net through my Google Reader and here's what I found on HOW TO BE a ministry leader. Be blessed as you read through them. Share the post with a friend or colleague if they need to read anything here. 7 Reactions to Fatigue (What Happens When I'm Tired)by Ron Edmondson The P...
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Mar 15, 2010
Congratulations to all of the great lensmasters who won!
It's great to see people dedicating their time and energy to create and maintain lens that benefit so many great charities.
Keep up the great work! :-)
Commented Jan 2, 2009 on The Spirit of the Season Challenge Winners at Be a SQUIDOO Activist
The Spirit of the Season Challenge Winners
There were lot of great lenses and the votes have been tallied. Please join us in congratulating all of the winners. Grand Prize Winner - Frankster with Build A Bear Benefiting Dog Tags for Charity First Place Winner - KAB with SquidKiva - A Kiva Community for Squidoo Lensmasters Benefiting Ch...
Hi,
I wanted to let you know about the Nonprofit December Giving Carnival. Deadline to submit your post is Dec. 20th.
Here is the link,
http://christopherscottblog.typepad.com/blog/2007/11/december-giving.html
Let me know if you have any questions.
Christopher S.
www.ChristopherScottblog.com
Commented Dec 17, 2007 on What's Your Advice for Kayci on Finding a Job in the Nonprofit World at The Bamboo Project Blog
What's Your Advice for Kayci on Finding a Job in the Nonprofit World
Reader Kayci left me a comment asking: Do you have any suggestions for finding a job at a non profit. A lot of times it seems all they have are volunteer opportunities, but not many paying jobs. Since we're often talking about ways to attract more people to the nonprofit sector and now we have a...
Hi Phil,
I wanted to let you know about the Nonprofit December Giving Carnival. Deadline to submit your post is Dec. 20th.
Here is the link,
http://christopherscottblog.typepad.com/blog/2007/11/december-giving.html
Let me know if you have any questions.
Christopher S.
www.ChristopherScottblog.com
Commented Dec 17, 2007 on The Homegrown Terrorist Prevention Act at Gift Hub
The Homegrown Terrorist Prevention Act
Analysis at Common Dreams. Predictably then, H.R. 1955 is not about protecting homegrown Americans. That protection is only incidental to its “other purposes” of protecting homegrown corporate interest and its unconscionable manipulation of the American political process to fill its coffers. An...
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