Jane Boyd
June 8, 2014 molly published this at 3:00 am Over the past few years that I have been writing for Liz on this platform, I seldom make direct reference to the nonprofit I established. It seems a bit self-indulgent, even though many of the topics I write about in "Independent Ideas" come directly from struggles I face as an entrepreneur in the nonprofit space.
Recorded on Monday evening 30 June 2014 in a restaurant in Chicago - conversation with Jane Boyd & Eric Strauss #businessjazz #wildchicagoway
How do you think about your "work"? What mindset helps you navigate the complexity of life? It doesn't really matter what you regard as "work" - so long as you're clear about it & it serves you well. That's right, isn't it. Wish me well in Chicago.
The greatness of Chicago depends on you. This is to help you have a great time in Chicago. At least as great as I've just had... Here are 10 suggestions. I hope they'll serve you well for your first visit to Chicago. 1. Don't expect constant weather Chicago is bright - and thunderous.
Recorded on Sunday 29 June 2014 in a tiny group at #geniusshared . In the hotel breakfast room, there were many groups chatting freely about stuff that mattered. Lots about Jung & Freud & mistakes too. "Should I have recorded this?" "Should I have been more skilful & less grating ?"
Writer, Marketer, Collaborator, Connector and Entrepreneurial Early Learning & Care Educator/Consultant
Jane Boyd is a highly connected & visionary leader who builds local & global community — face to face and online. She builds engagement, nurtures collaboration and role models social generosity with intention every day — in life and business. Through 45 Conversations, Jane consults with key stakeholders to address issues related to education, community, business & work-life.
