Consultants

Doug Noll is a lawyer-turned-peacemaker, award-winning author, and internationally recognized expert in conflict resolution. After a 22-year career as a successful civil trial lawyer, Doug walked away from a $10 million partnership to pursue peacemaking full-time. He earned a master’s degree in Peacemaking and Conflict

In a time when short-term fundraising feels relentless, planned giving offers something rare: stability. Planned giving often seems like a strategy reserved for large institutions or a distant concern for smaller nonprofits. However, Tony Martignetti, the Planned Giving evangelist, and host of Tony Martignetti Nonprofi

Patrick Lencioni: The 6 Types of Working Genius Patrick Lencioni is founder and president of The Table Group, a firm dedicated to protecting human dignity in the world of work, personal development, and faith. Pat is the author of twelve best-selling books with over seven million copies sold. The Five Dysfunctions of a

Caroline Biesalski introduces Michael Levitt, diving into a discussion about burnout and its prevention. The episode delves into understanding burnout, with Caroline sharing her personal experience and highlighting the significance of mentorship. Emphasis is placed on the power of goal setting and the importance of wri

Liz Wheeler is on vacation this week—enjoy this episode from earlier this year! In this episode, Liz Wheeler interviews Darren Beattie, founder of Revolver News, about Jan. 6 and more. Who was involved in the cover-up of the Jan. 6 pipe bombs? Was it the FBI? The ATF? The Secret Service? Find out! Plus, Liz previews Sh

The discussion centered on the concept of "deficit delusion," where Kerry Lutz and John Tamny argued that the perceived crisis of government debt is a misinterpretation, attributing the real issue to excessive government resource consumption. John highlighted that government spending limits societal advancement, while