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Reconnecting Post Sabbatical
Type: 21/64 PostBy Sharna Goldseker Greetings from chilly New York City where I’ve returned to work post sabbatical and have enjoyed reconnecting with many of you. To be honest, I’ve been back since Labor Day weekend and each week someone in the network who I’ve emailed says, ‘Oh, you’re back. I thought you’d write to the list…
Old Person aspires to become New Person
Type: 21/64 PostBy Sharna Goldseker April 22, 2019 A friend of mine sent me this article and told me I had to read it. She said something to the effect of, ‘it’s about decision making and it’s fascinating given all the decisions we’re making all the time.’ I looked it up, ready for “decision science” and “weighted averages.” To my surprise, while the article…
21/64 Book Club Review: The Price of Privilege
Type: Book ReviewAUTHOR: Madeline Levine, PhD REVIEWER: Jillian Wagenheim, Founder & Principal, Sertus Consulting Farrah Azizi, Private Philanthropy Advisor, Give Great Group BOOK LINK: httphttps://www.amazon.ca/Price-Privilege-Advantage-Generation-Disconnected/dp/006059585Xs://www.amazon.com/Raised-Healthy-Wealthy-Wise-successful-ebook/dp/B00KX9X31G REVIEW: In October 2019, we read Madeline Levine, PhD’s The Price of Privilege: How Parental Pressure and Material Advantage are Creating a Generation of Disconnected and Unhappy Kids. Readers may approach this…
Home for the Holidays: A Guide for Giving with Kids
Type: ArticleOver the last seventeen years of working with next generation donors, their families and their advisors, we have had the privilege of learning about their giving traditions and strategies for doing good in the world. These ideas inspired us to collect and share meaningful and family bonding activities your kids will love to do during…
