Leadership – Volunteer U

Finding Meaning in the Day to Day

Life is made up of so many little moments, each extraordinary in their way, but our human natures tend to emphasize the big things as most meaningful. It’s a normal phenomenon, but it can manage to make us feel insignificant in everyday activities. How do we find contentment in those everyday activities?

The Only Two Words You’ll Need to Inspire Your Volunteer Team.

If you work with a volunteer team, chances are, you have run into the issue of motivating those volunteers and spend a lot of time thinking of ways to engage and make them feel valued.

Servant Leadership

Robert Greenleaf, the father of the term Servant Leadership, is said to have drawn his inspiration from a story by Hermann Hesse called The Journey to the East.

Because You Are Young

Today’s guest post is by Entrepreneur and Teacher Alexandra Rodriguez. In 2017, Alexandra founded Bedside Educators Network an organization that provides educational support for hospitalized and homebound students. Alexandra brings her unique blend of humor and wisdom to our blog today, I know you’ll enjoy this article! Today I had an experience that many women […]

Episode #1 – Servant Leadership with Col. Chuck Reif

For this special flagship episode, hosts Jim and Christina interviewed retired Lt. Col. Charles “Chuck” Reif about Servant Leadership.

Stuck at Red Lights

Have you ever felt delayed? Like maybe you missed your chance or couldn’t move forward, even though you knew where you wanted to go?

From Tourist to Local: A Journey into the Marvelously Mundane

I’ve had the opportunity to visit some pretty incredible places: Nepal, Manilla, Hong Kong, Athens. I love being a tourist. Meeting new people. Experiencing new things. Trying all kinds of food. But eventually you have to leave and the adventure is over, you’re back to the mundane of everyday life in your home.

5 Leadership Lessons from THE WIZARD OF OZ

It’s a fun story that teaches us there is no place like home, and we would all be better off if we believed in ourselves a wee bit more. Here are five leadership lessons I learned from the main characters in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.

How to Inspire Employees After a Company Shift

As any company progresses, change is inevitable, whether significant or minor. Company shifts can cause animosity and lower employee morale. From a change of leadership to layoffs, change can cause fear and uneasiness to spread across the company. Without proper leading, change can discourage employees and hinder any thought of a brighter future.

The Power of WHY

WHY is our purpose, our cause, our belief. WHY is the reason our company exists. WHY is the motivation behind getting out of bed every morning.

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