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This summer has been one for the books, no pun intended.
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This summer has been one for the books, no pun intended.

Before reading this week’s article, I’d like you to picture someone.

“You’re good at it because it comes naturally to you.”

Not long ago, someone smiled at me and said, “Tim, you’re too generous.”

Last week, I wrote about the criticism I received after one of my presentations.

I have come to believe that some of the most important moments in our lives happen five minutes before anything actually begins.

One of the greatest gifts Alvin has given me over the years hasn’t been something he bought or wrapped.

As you read this, my dad and I are probably somewhere over the Atlantic Ocean making our way home after spending the past week together in London, a city that has become one of our favorite places to visit and one that has provided us with some incredible memories over the years.

One of the things that people outside the fundraising profession often struggle to understand is that the best donor relationships eventually stop feeling like donor relationships at all.

Last week, Alvin and I were sitting on the couch talking about our summer plans when one of us said something that immediately made the other stop and think.