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Bridge T: Do Your Part

Do Your Part

A must read for everyone who serves by working in a nonprofit organization, including board members, CEOs, and Chief Development Officers.

For more than 45 years, the author, Douglas K. Shaw, has observed nonprofit organizations through the lens of an employee and as a consultant. He serves as Chairman of the Board/CEO of Douglas Shaw &amp; Associates, a highly effective direct response fundraising firm. He's seen and served charitable causes of all kinds as they've sought to grow.

What are the common traits that all rapidly growing nonprofits share? You hold in your hands the answers to this oft-asked question!

The Six Essentials of Rapidly Growing Nonprofits

A three-step practice that channels awareness and stillness into insight for navigating life's challenges. "...has the potential to help us all live effortlessly powerful lives of ever-deepening clarity, connection, purpose and authenticity" - Jonny Wilkinson In a world of constant distraction, urgency and information overload, contemplation helps you pause, gain perspective and respond with wisdom.International spiritual teacher and Gene Keys founder Richard Rudd has spent decades studying contemplative traditions, distilling their wisdom into a simple practice for everyday life.Through three simple steps-Pause, Pivot and Merge-you'll learn how to create space before reacting, transform emotional patterns, and respond to life with greater presence and ease.· Pause to quiet mental noise and create space for insight. · Pivot emotional reactions into clarity and compassion. · Merge mind, heart and body until contemplation becomes a way of life.While mindfulness cultivates awareness and meditation cultivates stillness, contemplation engages thoughts, emotions and body, helping insight become wiser decisions, creativity, deeper relationships and lasting inner freedom.Accessible to beginners and profound enough for experienced practitioners, the simple three-step approach becomes a natural part of everyday life.Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, disconnected or searching for greater meaning, Contemplation offers a offers a gentle path to a calmer, wiser and more compassionate way of living.

Expand Time, Transform Your Emotions and Unleash Your Natural Brilliance

Contemplation

"Many in the field do not know how to fully achieve nonprofit success because they have not experienced it. Their competency is not fully developed for the complex nature of the nonprofit sector. I have experienced nonprofit success, as you will see from my experiences. As a Doctor of Education, understand my prescriptions, follow my instructions, and achieve your own level of nonprofit success." 

Nonprofit management involves a number of elements. These include working with administration, staff, board, donors, volunteers, community, and an array of internal and external players. As a nonprofit professional, you constantly seek time, talent and treasure from individuals, corporations, foundations, associations, and organizations. There are approaches to achieving degrees of success in mastering the art of nonprofit professional experience. This sector is a combination of art and science. 

In this book, based upon decades of service, you will study articles written for various publications throughout my career. Important topics covered include fundraising at various stages of the donor process, donor relations, and donor stewardship. Other topics include career advice, board development tips, how to achieve corporate wins plus a host of other interrelated subjects. 

I have always believed you must constantly blend theory and practice. Reading my book will help you prepare for the challenges you will face as you advance your career to higher levels. I have worked in every facet of nonprofit administration during my fifty year career which is still going strong. 

This book is based upon successful experiences in a variety of nonprofit settings over time. I hope you are inspired to value my "prescriptions" that will provide solutions to your questions. Seek to chart your own successful nonprofit career path, learn from my experiences and serve others well! Thanks, Duke.

PRESCRIPTIONS Rx, FOR NONPROFIT SUCCESS

The Dissolve is a concise guide for high-performing professionals who feel stuck despite their intelligence, experience, and capacity. It is written for people who are still functioning, still achieving, and still showing up-yet quietly sense that something that used to work no longer does.

Many readers of this book have relied on effort, discipline, urgency, and personal responsibility to build meaningful careers and lives. Those strategies once helped them succeed. Over time, however, pressure can begin to produce diminishing returns. Motivation feels heavier. Creativity narrows. The familiar ability to push through resistance starts to falter. It falters not because something is broken, but because the nervous system has been carrying too much for too long.

The Dissolve offers a different way forward.

Rather than encouraging readers to push harder, think differently, or fix themselves, this book introduces a gentle, embodied method for releasing the internal patterns that keep people trapped in cycles of burnout, overdrive, and self-protection. These, often invisible, patterns are not flaws. They are adaptive responses that once helped ensure safety, survival, and success under demanding conditions.

The method presented in The Dissolve focuses on working with the nervous system instead of against it. By learning to recognize when internal protective responses are shaping behavior, perception, and decision-making, readers begin to soften their relationship to effort and control. As safety is restored at a felt level, new options naturally become available without force or coercion.

Throughout the book, readers are guided through a simple, three-part orientation that helps them identify what is actually holding them back, regulate their internal experience, and gently normalize a future self that no longer organizes around constant pressure. The emphasis is not on changing who someone is, but on returning to a more natural rhythm of responsiveness, creativity, and sustainable action.

This is not a productivity system.

It is not a motivational program.

It is not a mindset hack.

The Dissolve is written to be regulating as it is read, with language and pacing designed to reduce cognitive load and invite presence. The goal is not to persuade, but to help readers recognize themselves-and to feel less alone in experiences that are often private and difficult to name.

For leaders, creators, and professionals who sense that pushing harder is no longer the answer, The Dissolve provides a calm, trustworthy framework for understanding what has been happening and for moving forward with greater clarity and ease.

You are not broken.

You are not behind.

You are responding to conditions that have changed.

This book offers a way to meet those conditions differently.

A Simple Method for Dissolving What Holds You Back

The Dissolve

Leading for Long-Term Success in the For-Profit and Nonprofit Worlds

Driven to Build, Guided by Values

A collection of one-on-one discussions with 40 of the world's greatest thought and action leaders and prominent philanthropic figures.

Perspectives and Insights from Global Thought Leaders on How to Change the World

The Business of Philanthropy

What separates good nonprofit leaders from truly exceptional ones?

After more than four decades of building, scaling, and leading mission-driven organisations, Mike Logan delivers a powerful answer.

In A Nonprofit Leader's Edge, Logan shares the hard-earned leadership principles behind growing organisations from fragile startups into thriving, multi-million-dollar operations serving thousands. This is not theory-it's lived experience.

From launching nonprofits with limited resources to leading teams of 100+ staff across multiple regions, Logan offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look at what it actually takes to build organisations that last.

Inside, you'll discover how to:Develop leaders who think, solve problems, and take ownership
Build systems that scale without losing mission and culture
Lead with clarity, conviction, and long-term vision
Navigate real-world leadership challenges with practical strategies
Create organisations designed for sustainable growth and impact



Mike Logan is a nonprofit executive with over 30 years of experience building organisations from the ground up, including scaling a startup into a $15M+ agency serving over 2,000 people monthly across multiple counties . His work spans foster care, mental health services, youth programs, and community development-making this book deeply grounded in real-world leadership.

With a Foreword by Danny Silk, internationally recognised author of Keep Your Love On and Culture of Honor, this book carries both credibility and influence from one of the most respected voices in leadership and relational culture.

This is the book many leaders wish they had years earlier-praised by CEOs, executive directors, and industry leaders as:"Practical leadership coaching from someone who has lived the work."
"A blueprint for building resilient teams and organisations that last."
"Packed with actionable insight from start to finish." 



Whether you are a founder, executive director, or emerging leader, A Nonprofit Leader's Edge equips you with the mindset, tools, and clarity to lead with confidence-and build a legacy of impact.

Proven Strategies to Build, Scale, and Lead High-Impact Organizations

A Nonprofit Leader's Edge

Success opened the door. Fulfillment takes it further.Checked every box. Earned the titles. Led with strength.
Reached the top—yet something still feels missing.Smart, capable, accomplished .&nbsp;.&nbsp;. and often depleted.Somewhere along the way, the deeper why got buried under the weight of achievement, expectations, and the constant push to prove that women can do it all.Being a woman in business today still carries unique challenges.
But no permission is needed to reclaim power—it’s a choice.SelfPowerment is a bold, research-backed guide for high-achieving women ready to stop powering through and start leading from a place of clarity, confidence, and inner peace.Built on 46 years of executive insight and grounded in interviews with 52 senior women leaders and 10 male allies, Deb Smallwood introduces a transformational four-part framework: Acknowledge, Awaken, Accept, Align.Whether stepping into the next chapter of leadership, navigating a career pivot, or seeking deeper personal growth, SelfPowerment helps womenQuiet the inner noise
Move from burnout to purpose
Redefine success on their own terms


A promise of transformation:Exhaustion → Energy
Survival → Thriving
Performance → Presence
Validation → Alignment


This isn’t about scaling back ambition—it’s about realigning power, mindset, and voice.The shift begins now. And it begins from within.Welcome to SelfPowerment.

The Inner Shift for High-Achieving Women Who Want More Than Just Success

Selfpowerment

An indispensable book that's equal parts first-hand journey and strategy guide for leaders with a focus on social impact In Feeding Hope: How to Build a Mission Driven Enterprise to Create Change, social entrepreneur and hunger and food waste activist Jasmine Crowe-Houston shares the real story behind building Goodr, the social impact and technology company she founded to fight food insecurity and food waste. Equal parts memoir and strategy guide, this book blends unfiltered lessons from the trenches with clear, actionable frameworks for anyone determined to build for impact. Crowe-Houston pulls back the curtain on the hard moments: the setbacks that sharpened her resolve, the missteps that reshaped her leadership, and the failures that became turning points in the company's evolution. Through these candid experiences, she shows readers how to navigate barriers to funding, learn from the complexities of team building, and lead with clarity and purpose while leveraging technology not for its novelty, but for its power to solve real human problems. You'll also find: <ul> <li>Vivid storytelling that highlights the intersection of technology and innovation, for the purpose of accomplishing something meaningful and good in the world</li> <li>Proven strategies for using inevitable failures, setbacks, and mistakes to shape and reshape your path to success</li> <li>Ways to align your organization's purpose, its people, and its revenues to create sustainable growth and outsized impact</li> </ul> Perfect for entrepreneurs and leaders interested in creating influential organizations that generate real, lasting change in the world, Feeding Hope is a must-read guide for professionals working in innovative companies, nonprofits, and government agencies who intend to contribute to sustainable social impact.

How to Build a Mission-Driven Enterprise to Create Change

Feeding Hope

Do you dread the question "So, What Do You Do?"

If your reality of career pivots and endless interests has outgrown a single label, you might be undefinable.

The old rules of work are broken. undefinable life design is your practical guide to the new reality. Charlie Rogers maps The undefinable Ascent: a step-by-step framework to turn your uniqueness into your greatest asset.

Inside, you will uncover your Golden Thread, integrate your many interests into your Purpose Acropolis and master the Energy Toolkit to sustain your climb. Finally, you will navigate the Income Pathway to fund your freedom.

Stop waiting for permission. Start designing a life that is unmistakably yours.

How to design a unique life that sustains your energy and income

undefinable life design

Mis(très)s Entrepreneur

If you were built to lead, this book won't let you forget it.

Not a business book. A business reckoning.

Mis(très)s Entrepreneur is the manifesto for operators who no longer ask for permission - in boardrooms, in brands, in life. It's not about getting started. It's for those who've already built, led, and delivered - and are still bleeding energy through misalignment, dilution, and distraction.

This isn't safe leadership. It's structured sovereignty.
A mirror held to performance theatre, filtered strategy decks, and curated chaos dressed up as culture.

The cost of waiting? Another year muted. Another team misled. Another mission off-course.

Built on the real-world work of operators - from the C-suite to the underground - this book translates lived edge into executable clarity.
Not for theatre. For torque.

Inside: you'll find what most leadership programs are too soft, too scared, or too self-congratulatory to name.
The cost of power. The consequence of clarity. The standard you already know - and what it demands of you.

Whether you've been the fix-it founder, the silent asset behind loud growth, or the leader your team counts on but rarely sees - this will call you back to what you've always known:

You were built to command.
Not to posture.
Not to perform.
To lead.

This is how we end the era of performance leadership - and begin the age of command.

When alignment hits, leadership doesn't feel heavy.
It feels electric. Clean. Unmistakable.
Like clarity - in motion.

This is your rite of passage. If it lands, you already know what comes next.

Edge. Torque. Integrity. Command

Mis(très)s Entrepreneur Manifesto

What does leadership really look like when the meetings are over, the donors have gone home, and the decisions still weigh heavily?
In B-Sides: The Hidden Tracks of Nonprofit Leadership, longtime nonprofit executive and educator Lee T. Montgomery takes readers behind the scenes of mission-driven work to explore the quieter, harder, and often unseen side of leadership. Borrowing the metaphor of a vinyl record's B-side, Montgomery focuses on the lessons that don't make the annual report but shape leaders for the long haul.
Drawing on decades of experience across manufacturing, education, and nonprofit organizations, this reflective leadership memoir blends real stories, historical examples, and practical tools for leaders who care deeply about people and purpose. You'll encounter moments of humility, missteps that became teachers, and steady leadership choices made far from the spotlight.
Each chapter is intentionally designed to be both thoughtful and usable, featuring:A short, true-to-life story from the field
One clear leadership principle
A practical tool you can apply immediately
Reflection questions for personal or team use


B-Sides addresses the realities nonprofit leaders face every day: building trust, empowering others, leading through change, navigating crisis, setting boundaries, and sustaining yourself without burning out. Along the way, Montgomery weaves insights from respected leadership thinkers alongside firsthand experiences that feel honest, familiar, and deeply human.
This book is written for executive directors, CEOs, program leaders, board members, educators, and anyone called to lead with integrity in complex, people-centered organizations. It is not a formula or a quick fix. It is a steady companion for leaders who want to do the work well and stay grounded while doing it.
If you've ever wondered whether leadership is supposed to feel this heavy, this personal, or this demanding, B-Sides offers reassurance, clarity, and perspective from someone who has walked the road and stayed for the whole record.

The Hidden Tracks of Nonprofit Leadership

B-Sides

Do Your Part

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