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WORK/LIFE BALANCE IS BULL$H!T

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Whether we label income generating activities as "work" or not is purely semantic. We choose to use that time to pursue interests, activities, tasks and objectives. Some of these earn us an income which in turn fuels our pursuit of activities that do not earn an income.

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WORK/LIFE BALANCE IS BULL$H!T

Principled Innovation

Whether we label income generating activities as "work" or not is purely semantic. We choose to use that time to pursue interests, activities, tasks and objectives. Some of these earn us an income which in turn fuels our pursuit of activities that do not earn an income.

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The era of strategic planning is over

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During the more than twenty years I have worked in and with associations, it is my guess that organizations throughout our community have committed millions of dollars and hundreds of thousands of hours of staff and voluntary leader time to generate tens of thousands of pages of strategic plans and related documents.

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Serious Questions: Are associations dead?

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It is impossible to know for certain, but if you’re committed to building your organization’s capacity to thrive in the years ahead, your best option is to pursue what I call “the generative work of transformation,” and not more of the creeping incrementalism our community tends to prefer.

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Asking different questions: MMCC 2013 edition

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To move the conversation in a more generative direction, I want to challenge boards, CEOs, C-Suite executives and other contributors to grapple with three core strategic questions that will require them to undertake an honest appraisal of personal, organizational and industry orthodoxies.

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Empathy, new value creation and the stakeholders of the future

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SED is a term I coined to inspire association leaders to shift their conversations about the future in a more generative direction. SED is a term I coined to inspire association leaders to shift their conversations about the future in a more generative direction. Here is what I wrote about SED [.]

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Five reasons why membership is killing association business models: Part II

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The priority for associations, then, is to design business models that can generate meaningful revenue streams based on the creation of new value with transformative potential for their future stakeholders. Reason #4: Membership-centric business models ask members to make the most important decisions about new value creation.

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