I recently answered a posting on LinkedIn from a colleague who was just starting her consulting business and had some questions about how to keep track of everything.  These are just little systems and steps I set up for myself a long time ago in order to help my single person shop manage everything. 
 

I have been fortunate in my career to have had excellent managers as well as unfortunate to have had extremely poor managers but I learn from every experience and today I want to share some of my most rewarding stories as a manager.
 

I've been thinking, reading and talking a lot lately.  It's part of my process to get unstuck.  And in that process, I tend to look back on past clients, projects, jobs, life altering moments, etc.  I wonder why I find myself these days living in a Groundhog Day moment, watching nonprofits repeat the mistakes of the past instead of learning from them.  It makes me wonder...H

This could be my shortest blog ever but I think it's giving me an idea for another project.....now if I just find the time to do all of the things that I dream up..:-)
 
I've been implementing websites in Drupal & CiviCRM these days including this one and everyone always asks me Drupal what?
 

I've been using a personal information manager or PIM program called Time & Chaos for about 15 years.  I discovered it while I was working at NYU Medical Center and convinced them to buy it for the office long before Outlook was available.