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Sharon L. Mikrut, MSW, CTACC, is CEO of Create It! Coaching. She is an Executive & Life Coach and is passionate about helping people to create the life they desire and deserve! Although her niche is to partner with nonprofit executive directors and managers to maximize their resources in a competitive environment, she enjoys working with all individuals interested in creating positive changes in their lives.
Joined: 22nd December 2008
Articles: 29
URL: http://www.createitcoaching.org
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Top Five Responsibilities of Nonprofit Board Members

11th November 2009
Having managed or worked for nonprofits most of my career, I have seen effective and ineffective boards of directors. Good boards of directors are clear about their roles and responsibilities versus those of the Executive Director, and don't overstep thei...

Board Member Job Descriptions – Which Roles and Responsibilities Should You Include?

11th November 2009
Prior to developing a job description for board members, take time to determine what you expect from them. Which roles should they adopt and which tasks, projects, and activities do you want them to be responsible for? In addition, consult your by-laws ...

Battling the Bully - Standing Up for Yourself with Confidence and Assertiveness

11th November 2009
When I was young, there was a girl who was a year younger and a foot taller than me. She bullied me for approximately two years. One day something inside of me snapped; I decided I wasn’t going to take her abuse any longer and stood up to her. Unfortuna...

Where Are You In Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy Of Needs?

03rd November 2009
As a social work and psychology student, Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs was a theory in which we focused a great deal of time. According to Maslow, there are five levels of needs, ranging from physiological to self-actualization. It is difficult to m...

Using Your Nonprofit Organization’s Website To Generate Revenue

03rd November 2009
In the nonprofit field, competition for resources is fierce, forcing nonprofit organizations to look beyond traditional fundraising strategies, such as applying for grants and contracts. Although there are a myriad of ways to raise funds, this article fo...

Using Your Nonprofit Organization’s Newsletter To Generate Revenue

03rd November 2009
Today, as competition for resources is fierce, nonprofits have to look beyond traditional fundraising strategies, such as applying for grants and contracts. Although there are a number of ways to raise funds, the purpose of this article is to focus on ge...

Assessing Your Nonprofit’s Culture – Seven Questions To Ponder

16th October 2009
Have you ever taken a careful look at the culture of your nonprofit organization? Is the culture positive or negative? Do people enjoy working there, or would they rather be somewhere else? The culture of an organization impacts staff retention, client ...

Is Attitude Gratitude Or Is Gratitude Attitude?

16th October 2009
I often wonder about whether attitude is gratitude, or if gratitude is attitude. Actually, I think it is both. If your attitude is positive, more than likely you are thankful for everything that you have. And, if you are grateful for what you have, that ...

What You Should Consider Before Entering Into A Collaborative Agreement

16th October 2009
Collaborative efforts with other agencies are valuable and can have many advantages. However, there are some items you need to consider prior to entering into any type of collaborative relationship. You’ll want to ensure that when you enter into a colla...

Collaboration in The Nonprofit Community– The Many Benefits Of Working Together

25th September 2009
Collaboration is a process where two or more parties get together to work on common goals. The advantages of collaboration are numerous, and they benefit all parties involved. This article lists what I feel are the major advantages of collaborating with...

Branding Your Nonprofit’s Mission – Six Items To Consider Before You Start

25th September 2009
Nonprofit organizations have a myriad of issues they need to deal with on a daily basis, leaving them with little time to focus on branding their mission and organization. However, it is important that they allocate some time and money to branding, as goo...

Employee Disciplinary Action – Steps You Can Take To Protect Yourself and Your Nonprofit Organizat

25th September 2009
Disciplining employees can be time consuming, difficult, and challenging. However, if you want the disciplinary action process to go as smoothly as possible, it is important to develop clear policies and procedures that will result in a strong disciplina...

Are You Hearing What I’m Saying? – 10 Tips That Will Help You Improve Your Listening Skills

25th September 2009
Ernest Hemingway once said “When people talk, listen completely. Most people never listen.” How true that is. How many times has someone asked you how you were, but doesn’t take the time to listen to your response? They may cut you off, start ta...

Six Steps To Creating More Productive Staff Performance Evaluations

10th September 2009
When you think about having a performance evaluation or review, what is the first thing that comes to your mind? For many people, however skilled and good they may be at doing their job, the thought of an upcoming performance evaluation creates anxiety. ...

Retaining Employees – Protecting Your Most Important Asset

10th September 2009
In the nonprofit field, salaries are generally low and working with clients who have multiple needs can be challenging. Although this can make employee retention difficult, there are steps you can take to provide a work environment that is supportive and...
 
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