My Method, Your Madness

What are the hardest decisions?

First, a note about my research methods…

As I talk with nonprofit CEOs (now over 400), I find patterns. 

One of them rises to the top as the most interesting.

Then, I take that pattern to CEOs in a more rigorous way, exploring and testing the pattern. 

Finally, I take those results back into my evidence vault. This contains the notes and transcripts from earlier interviews, plus written replies from CEOs about these weekly articles. This provides a fuller picture of the pattern. 

Then I tell you what I have learned. 

So that’s my method. Now to your madness…

What part of the nonprofit CEO role produces the most vexing decisions?

About a year ago, I noticed patterns related to the source of the most difficult decisions for CEOs in the nonprofit sector. I wanted to understand more, so I asked 30 more CEOs about this specifically, mostly on The Nonprofit CEO Podcast.

Here are the parts of the role that drive CEOs mad.

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