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Forget the millions of other people, though.
You know who I think is really interesting?
You.
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I communicate to the managers of the people I work with the importance of their contributions to ensure that they get credit for their support of my projects.
You’re helping others experience the warm glow of recognition, Jeff, which is lovely!
Many nonprofit leaders feel the pressure to produce content 24/7 in today’s media saturated world. They feel overwhelmed by marketing and cultivating audiences so that they can attract donors, volunteers, and supporters.
We create raving fans for the cause-driven nonprofit orgs we work with by clarifying their message.
We teach them how to establish their Authority, demonstrate Relevance, and build Trust through strategic content with purpose.
We do this through a framework called the A.R.T. Of Engagement that simplifies how to engage the perfect audience.
In supporting non-profits, your gift uplifts other gift givers, Kenny. You’re creating a multiplier effect of giving!
Nice! Nonprofits getting the messaging right is so important. As is establishing their authority (it does not come naturally to many nonprofiteers).
We create value where before us, there was none. It may be a micro level value… but not always!
Wow, Martin, I’m inspired by your recognition of “micro value.” Showing others that not every accomplishment must be grand is in itself is a gift.
I help companies understand who their customers are and what they care about so that my clients can deliver products and services customers desire.
Creating product-market fit builds value for both sides of the equation, which means everyone in the ecosystems you touch benefits from your attention. I’m glad you told more of us about it, Martha.
I am inspired and in awe of my client partner skill in balancing pushing hard while being one of the most kind, empathetic and understanding people managers I’ve ever worked with. Her leadership has led to surpassing targets, but never at the expense of the team, culture or values. She is a star and I reflect this back to her frequently and when I see it.
Clearly you have a passion and a knack for lifting up others, Colette. Your partner is fortunate to have you by her side, and the rest of us can be inspired by your selfless support of her. Thank you so much for sharing.