Hallett Philanthropy has been up and running for 60 days. It has been fun and energizing, and I am excited about what’s to come. Read more about my thoughts here.
Read MoreMany people think the new year is a time to set resolutions. I prefer to take the opportunity to reflect on my own year. Do you make resolutions, or do you reflect?
Read MoreHave you taken chances in your personal or professional life? Taking a leap of faith can be scary, but if you don’t push your limits you’ll never know how far you can reach. I’ve taken a few chances and I’m glad I did.
Read MoreDon’t be too quick to judge a person or situation. Be sure you have all the facts and before assigning a label in permanent ink.
Read MoreWhen we pause and listen, we actually might better understand the other person’s perspective and why it is important to them. Spend more time listening. You just might learn something.
Read MoreWe all do it...but what if instead of waiting we got ahead of the game?
Read MoreIn a world that revolves around instant gratification, sometimes short-term activities can be frustrating, but the long-term impact is well worth the effort. For me, it’s putting up the holiday lights. What activities are difficult up front, but bring you lasting joy?
Read MoreThe holiday season tends to bring out the best in all of us. Everyone takes extra care to show appreciation for friends, family, and colleagues who have shown kindness throughout the year. But what if we did this all the time, and not just around the holidays? How can you show thanks and gratitude to your donors? Check out the blog to learn more.
Read MoreWhat will be the long-term impact of coronavirus? While we aren’t yet able to answer that question, I am constantly checking in with family, friends, and colleagues on what the short-term effect is for them.
Read MoreThere are only so many hours in the day, and we’re always talking about managing our time within those constraints. But, what if instead we focused on priorities.
Read MoreEven in this time of change and uncertainty, there is much to be thankful for this holiday.
Read MoreEven at 50, I still think it’s possible for mom and dad to just pop out from around the corner. I know they aren’t really going to do that, but it does make me think more about what I am doing and how I am doing it.
Read MoreThe future is unknown. Are you creating options and including contingency planning in your routines?
Read More