Setting Boundaries In "Life Saving" Work
b"Boundaries are important in nonprofit work if you want longevity. Let's talk about how some of these work when your organization helps people in work that includes literally saving lives. \\n\\n\\nRESOURCES //\\n\\nGet Our Free eBook _The Legacy Flywheel_ : https://www.legacybuildersintl.com/ebook.html\\n\\nJoin the Facebook Group for Nonprofit Leaders: www.facebook.com/groups/nonprofitdev/\\n\\nThe Nonprofit Leadership Academy has courses to help your nonprofit grow: https://nonprofitleadershipacademy.teachable.com/\\n\\nMore About Us & Our Work: https://legacybuildersintl.com\\n\\n\\nABOUT US //\\n\\nHi! We are Ted and Lisa Snyder. After decades of nonprofit leadership impacting thousands, *we hit a wall.* We started asking ourselves, \\u201cHow can we go beyond our personal success and leave a legacy that lasts far beyond our lifetimes?\\u201d \\n\\nA job change and multiple conversations with stressed-out nonprofit leaders later, our desire to help nonprofits grow in a healthy and sustainable way was *bigger than ever.* \\n\\nWe are nonprofit consultants who believe that *a better world needs healthier nonprofits,* and *it\\u2019s our passion to help you fulfill your organization\\u2019s mission while helping YOU live a fulfilled life.* Whether you're a leader at the top or in the middle of an organization, we're glad you're here!\\n\\n\\nPLEASE NOTE // \\n\\nDifferent states, guidelines, and nonprofit structures have different legal/financial/tax requirements. The information provided on this channel does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal/financial/tax advice. Please consult with experts in your jurisdiction regarding legal/financial/tax advice. \\n\\nThis video and description may contain affiliate links. For these, we may earn a small commission when you make a purchase through these links at no additional cost to you."