Seth Kahan

Juggling So Much!

Almost all of my clients and friends are always defending time for themselves. There is family, work (multiple projects), self-care and the need for downtime. Downtime is extremely important for processing everything else. That’s one reason we sleep, so the brain can reorganize and integrate. If people deprive themselves of too much sleep they first […]

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Saraswathi

Yesterday was Saraswathi puja. Puja is a form of Hindu worship and Saraswathi is the Hindu goddess of knowledge, music, art, wisdom, and learning. Since we brought our daughter, Ruchi, home from India over seven years ago, we have stepped up our participation in Hindu activities, and I love them! I particularly like Saraswathi puja.

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Saraswathi

Grand Challenges and Growth

We’ve spent the last few four weeks exploring three things the most successful CEOs are doing to drive growth within their associations: Investing in Your Social Systems Creating synergy between mission impact and profitability Design and deliver a grand challenge We’ve covered social systems and synergy in previous videos. Today we will discuss how grand

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Embracing Life

In my work, I have the golden opportunity to spend time with wonderful leaders. Some years ago, Paul Bellantone reached out to me to help with his organization’s strategic plan. Paul runs the Promotional Products Association International (PPAI). These are the men and women who make or sell the customized apparel, office supplies and everything

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Financial Growth and Mission Impact

The most successful associations are focusing growth on mission impact, membership, and profitability. I’ve identified three things CEOs of these associations are doing to drive that growth: Investing in social systems Creating synergy between mission impact and profitability Design and deliver a grand challenge Last week, we talked about investing in social systems. This week,

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Follow Your Bliss

I knew I loved math, but didn’t realize I had a proclivity for it until I took my SAT in high school. Regardless, when I first arrived in college I had to take two remedial math classes that I did not receive credit for, because my high school failed to provide me with the education

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