Leaving Well: nonprofit leadership guidance for workplace exits and transitions

Leaving Well: nonprofit leadership guidance for workplace exits and transitions

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Leaving Well: nonprofit leadership guidance for workplace exits and transitions episodes

  • 48: Book Recommendations

    If you're new here, Leaving Well is the art and practice of leaving a place, role, title, or thing with intention and purpose, and when possible … joy.

    Resources and articles mentioned in this episode:

    • Jaiya John - Your Caring Heart - Amazon or Bookshop

    • Kim Scott - Radical Candor - Amazon or Bookshop

    • Rita Sever - Leading for Justice - Amazon or Bookshop

    • Values Exercise / Breathing Space article

    • Nicole Olive video

    • Vu Le video

    To learn more about Leaving Well, visit https://www.naomihattaway.com/

    To support the production of this podcast, peruse my Leaving Well Bookshop or buy me a coffee.

    This podcast is produced by Sarah Hartley.

    27 min
  • 47: Your First Million Live

    Resources and articles mentioned in this episode:

    Your First Million Live

    Your First Million Book: Bookshop or Amazon

    To learn more about Leaving Well, visit https://www.naomihattaway.com/

    To support the production of this podcast, peruse my Leaving Well Bookshop or buy me a coffee.

    This podcast is produced by Sarah Hartley.

    11 min
  • 46: Workplace Transition Archetypes

    In this episode, I'm excited to talk in depth about the Workplace Transition Quiz and the four archetypes, and how knowing which one you are can help you improve your relationship with Leaving Well. If you're new here, Leaving Well is the art and practice of leaving a place, role, title, or thing with intention and purpose, and when possible … joy.

    Resources and articles mentioned in this episode:

    To take the quiz: https://www.naomihattaway.com/quiz

    To save the Archetype Playlists:

    Transition Trailblazer

    Change Custodian

    Steadfast Stabilizer

    Change Champion

    To learn more about Leaving Well, visit https://www.naomihattaway.com/

    To support the production of this podcast, peruse my Leaving Well Bookshop or buy me a coffee.

    This podcast is produced by Sarah Hartley.

    14 min
  • 45: Self-Awareness and Boundaries

    To learn more about Leaving Well, visit https://www.naomihattaway.com/

    To support the production of this podcast, peruse my Leaving Well Bookshop or buy me a coffee.

    This podcast is produced by Sarah Hartley.

    14 min
  • 44: Navigating the Anxious Event Horizon

    If you're new here, Leaving Well is the art and practice of leaving a place, role, title, or thing with intention and purpose, and when possible … joy.

    Resources and articles mentioned in this episode:

    Necessary Endings, Dr. Henry Cloud Bookshop | Amazon

    Tanya Geisler podcast episode

    To learn more about Leaving Well, visit https://www.naomihattaway.com/

    To support the production of this podcast, peruse my Leaving Well Bookshop or buy me a coffee.

    This podcast is produced by Sarah Hartley.

    12 min
  • 43: Knowing Enough to be Dangerous

    In this episode, I'm reading for you an article, originally published on Community Centric Fundraising on the topic of knowing enough to be dangerous, and my take on why this statement is harmful. If you're new here, Leaving Well is the art and practice of leaving a place, role, title, or thing with intention and purpose, and when possible … joy.

    This episode content is pulled from an article of the same name, originally published on Community Centric Fundraising.

    To learn more about Leaving Well, visit https://www.naomihattaway.com/

    To support the production of this podcast, peruse my Leaving Well Bookshop or buy me a coffee.

    This podcast is produced by Sarah Hartley.

    12 min
  • 42: Riverbanks (Part One)

    In this episode, we are going to go deep into the waters of … riverbanks. Why they matter in the realm of leaving well, and how you can navigate your own riverbanks. If you're new here, Leaving Well is the art and practice of leaving a place, role, title, or thing with intention and purpose, and when possible … joy.

    To learn more about Leaving Well, visit https://www.naomihattaway.com/

    To support the production of this podcast, peruse my Leaving Well Bookshop or buy me a coffee.

    This podcast is produced by Sarah Hartley.

    7 min
  • 41: Leaving Well, Stay Interviews, and Problems with Exit Interviews

    In this episode, we are going to dissect the concept of exit interviews and discuss better ways to hold them, including recommended questions for those exit interviews, who they are *really* for, and my top tip for shifting the power of the exit interview. If you're new here, Leaving Well is the art and practice of leaving a place, role, title, or thing with intention and purpose, and when possible … joy.

    Resources and articles mentioned in this episode:

    Exit Interview, Kristie Coulter [Amazon | Bookshop]

    To learn more about Leaving Well, visit https://www.naomihattaway.com/

    To support the production of this podcast, peruse my Leaving Well Bookshop or buy me a coffee.

    This podcast is produced by Sarah Hartley.

    11 min
  • 40: Protecting Your Heart, Walking Away, and Leaving Well

    In this episode, we're going to talk about protecting your heart, walking away, and leaving well. If you're new here, Leaving Well is the art and practice of leaving a place, role, title, or thing with intention and purpose, and when possible … joy.

    Resources and articles mentioned in this episode:

    Zena Me's LinkedIn post

    To learn more about Leaving Well, visit https://www.naomihattaway.com/

    To support the production of this podcast, peruse my Leaving Well Bookshop or buy me a coffee.

    This podcast is produced by Sarah Hartley.

    11 min
  • 39: Leaving Well, Practice, Ritual, and Capacity

    In this episode, I dive into a discussion about practice, ritual, and capacity, and how those things intersect with the idea of organizational health and Leaving Well. If you're new here, Leaving Well is the art and practice of leaving a place, role, title, or thing with intention and purpose, and when possible … joy.

    To learn more about Leaving Well, visit https://www.naomihattaway.com/

    To support the production of this podcast, peruse my Leaving Well Bookshop or buy me a coffee.

    This podcast is produced by Sarah Hartley.

    13 min

About Leaving Well: nonprofit leadership guidance for workplace exits and transitions

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This is Leaving Well, where we talk about the reality that People Leave™️ in nonprofits and the social impact sector. Through this podcast, you will receive expert insights on leadership exits and…