Angie McLeod

With Movember at an end and December now in full swing, it is often a time of joy as well as a time to reflect on what can one person do...

Having worked alongside countless dedicated non-profit leaders, I know that many are becoming burnt out. Exhausted. Deflated. Tired of...

Consistent and varied community engagement is key. Recently I wrote an article about the importance of non-profits building strong...

It’s worth it to make connections and ask for help. Often, when I help organizations with strategic planning, they want to get input from...

The reality is that not all conversations go the way we want them to. Some plug along in neutral, wishy-washy by their very nature....

Judith E. Glaser, founder of the Creating WE Institute and author of Conversational Intelligence, notes that 9/10 conversations miss...

Our brains are intrinsically wired to release a number of neurochemicals—some that lead to stress and arousal, and some that lead to a...

Do you remember in school when teachers made us come up with group rules before starting a group project? It was an important lesson....

You’ve got to have friends. Being a leader in business—whether you run a non-profit or a small business, can be lonely. You have a lot of...

I’ve spoken in the past about gremlins … those nasty monsters that sit on your shoulder and tell you what you cannot do. They tell you...