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You just rolled a six. What happens next?
You’ve just rolled a six. What happens when you roll again? OK, we can answer that in a minute. But
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Category Archives Charity management
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Why we should listen to James, the station announcer
Commuting can be pretty horrible. You don’t need me to tell you that. But this blog is a tribute to
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I can see clearly now! Why we need resolution with our resolutions
So, I’m writing this at the end of a first full week back at work in 2014. I don’t know
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Cakes, cars and the hokey cokey: my 2013 charity blog highlights
It’s New Year’s Eve. One of the highlights for me of 2013 has been starting my charity blog, and seeing
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The case for support: chapter and verse
As any good Jewish boy would, I love enthusiastically belting out a tuneful hymn in church. But in this blog
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Blessed are those who face inward
Earlier this week, I went to a Champions League match in North London. But I’m not writing about football, so
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My charity ‘songs of innocence and experience’
I want to tell you about a tiny, ancient cemetery in central London. Please keep reading, though. This place is
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“Help you. Help me.” Introducing the charity CompetiColleague
The other week, I met up with a contact who works in the private sector. We were talking about online
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It’s not you. It’s us: Why charities need to mind their pronouns
One evening, a couple of years ago, I was watching a US celebrity news channel. Don’t judge me. I’d had
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Why Waterloo Bridge is interesting
The other day, I was walking along the Thames to a meeting, and stopped to take this picture of Waterloo
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