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We are just weeks away from the launch of the Happy Healthy Nonprofit: Impact without Burnout, my third book, co-authored with Aliza Sherman. Yesterday, I was honored to deliver the ending keynote, “From Self-Care to We-Care” at the Stanford Nonprofit Management Institute. The interactive keynote had 300 nonprofit leaders take and discuss the nonprofit burnout assessment and brainstorm self-care ideas to put into practice. Here’s some of the takeaways shared on Twitter.
During the q/a, one participant said that she was looking forward to the book and wanted right now! Well, just a few more weeks. Several participants mentioned that they would like to facilitate a process like this their staff as a starting point for developing self-care and we-care strategies. Our biggest goal for the book was to raise the conversation about why the nonprofit work ethic is outdated and needs to change and provide some frameworks and tips for change.
When writing a book, the best part for me is developing instructional workshops and keynotes and I am excited to see how nonprofits put some of the ideas into practice.
Upcoming Happy Healthy Book Events
September 16 at 1 pm EST
Aliza Sherman and I are guests on the Nonprofit Radio hosted by Tony Martignetti. You can listen live or to the archived recording here.
September 27 at 2 pm EST
Aliza Sherman and I will be guests on a Twitter Chat hosted by YNPN.
Book Reviews
Nonprofit Blogger Marion Conway, known for her nonprofit book roundups and reviews, wrote this review after reading an early galley.
“This is a book that you will want to read and keep on your bookshelf to refer to over and over again. It i
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