Living a Richer Life
Published on 16. December 2022
134 pages
979-8-218-12071-9 (ISBN)
Description
Finding and living your unique purpose to
great reward is what I mean by "Living a Richer
Life." It is often realized when using one's skills,
experiences, and resources to help others learn,
grow and thrive. When done well, we can
become richer in terms of caring relationships,
personal satisfaction, business success, and
lifetime impact and legacy. These rewards are
so much greater than merely amassing money
or property. These rewards are created by
effectively turning money, property, knowledge,
skills, and experience into life-changing efforts
that alter the future for so many. If done very
well, these efforts ultimately help create a new
generation of successful people who can also
"pay it forward" by similarly helping even more.
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Content
- Intro
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Foreword
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Chapter One: Volunteers And Volunteer Leaders
- Matt O'Connell
- Michael Vaughn
- Bob Greenberg
- Dave Elliott
- John Guastaferro
- Colleen Richardson
- Charlie Hedges
- Sue Koch
- Michael Kogutek
- Julie Cho
- Marla Noel
- Shawn Wehan
- Bill Cunningham
- Traci Shirachi
- Key Takeaways from Volunteers and Volunteer Leaders
- Chapter Two: Volunteers/Philanthropists
- Charles Antis
- Canon Douglas Edwards
- Donnie Crevier
- Victoria Collins
- Lee Goldberg
- Leilani Quiray
- Liza Krassner
- Norris Battin
- Key Takeaways from Volunteers/Philanthropists
- Chapter Three: Non-Profit Founders/Leaders
- Jerri Rosen
- Antoinette Balta
- Bill Bracken
- Ali Woodard
- Dawn S. Reese, CFRE
- Jennifer Friend
- Je'net Kreitner
- Lisa Ackerman
- Michelle Wulfesteig
- Penny Lambright
- Stephanie Courtillier
- Key Takeaways from Non-profit Founders/Leaders
- Richard J. Ward, CFP®
- Conclusions
- About the Author: Richard Ward-My Halftime Story
