It is to create the conditions in which goodness can grow.
Moral Injury In the Nonprofit Sector: When Doing Good Hurts
The Covid-19 pandemic laid bare these unsustainable conditions.
The Covid-19 pandemic laid bare these unsustainable conditions.
How My Hobby as a Creator of Serial Social Innovation Projects Helps Me Cultivate Relentless Self-Compassion and Self-Love
That gentleness is not weakness.
That gentleness is not weakness.
Taking Off the “Good Girl” Shackles: What Alicia Florrick From the Good Wife Taught Me
You learn early what gets rewarded.
You learn early what gets rewarded.
Building In Public: What Early-Stage Nonprofits Can Learn From Startups
But this method isn’t limited to businesses looking for venture money.
But this method isn’t limited to businesses looking for venture money.
Veronica in The Good Wife: A Radical Maternal Subject, Female Agency, and Resistance to Domestic Ideology
Her love does not demand obedience in exchange for protection.
Her love does not demand obedience in exchange for protection.
Lucca Quinn and the Quiet Power of a Supportive Badass Woman
She is the kind of woman who stands up for what’s right and for her people.
She is the kind of woman who stands up for what’s right and for her people.
What a Mentor Like Diane Lockhart Could Teach Us About Strength and Self-Respect
And I think that is why so many of us are drawn to her.
And I think that is why so many of us are drawn to her.
In Praise of the Unnoticed: What Robyn Burdine Teaches Us About the Quiet Power of Ordinary People
We live in a time that glorifies distinction.
We live in a time that glorifies distinction.
What Eli Gold Taught Me About Humor, Wit, and Power at Work
That is where humor becomes powerful.
That is where humor becomes powerful.
Single Mothers by Choice: Maternal Choice, Parenting Experiences, and Social Challenges from the Perspective of Family Diversity
This distinction is significant.
This distinction is significant.
Dual Cultivation of Buddhism and Taoism: Living in One’s Own World Without Losing Contact with the World
Living in one’s own world is not necessarily a rejection of reality.
Living in one’s own world is not necessarily a rejection of reality.
What Diane Lockhart From The Good Wife Taught Me About Handling Conflict With Children: Compassion, Boundaries, and Calm Authority
Diane Lockhart offers a surprisingly useful model.
Diane Lockhart offers a surprisingly useful model.
What the Hobby I Built with Pure Love & Passion Taught Me About Raising Children Someday
The more I thought about the way I cared for this hobby, the more I realized it was shaping my heart for something beyond itself. It was teaching me patience. Presence. Gentleness. Devotion. It was teaching me what love looks like when it is free from transaction.
The more I thought about the way I cared for this hobby, the more I realized it was shaping my heart for something beyond itself. It was teaching me patience. Presence. Gentleness. Devotion. It was teaching me what love looks like when it is free from transaction.
A Letter to My Future Children
You may be sensitive.
You may be sensitive.
Starting Small, Dreaming Big: A Solopreneur’s Path to Nonprofit Success
The next stage is to figure out who your niche and audience are.
The next stage is to figure out who your niche and audience are.















