by Duke Matlock | Aug 28, 2017 | Leadership, Volunteerism
When was the last time you felt appreciated? Perhaps your spouse went out of their way to thank you for doing something for your family; maybe someone in your ministry sent you a message letting you know how grateful they are for the time you devote to your...
by Duke Matlock | Aug 21, 2017 | Leadership, Volunteerism
About a year ago, I posted a blog inspired by Kobe Bryant. Bryant retired as one of the most controversial and talented men to ever play in the NBA. In his final game, Kobe scored 60 points. In his career, he won five championships with the same team. Kobe was...
by Duke Matlock | Aug 14, 2017 | Leadership, Volunteerism
I am so excited to discuss today’s step in the Worker Realization Model: Training. This is probably my favorite part of the process because this is the leader’s opportunity to truly adopt the new volunteer into the serving community. While the inspiration and...
by Duke Matlock | Aug 7, 2017 | Leadership, Volunteerism
If you’re just tuning in, we are in the middle of our Worker Realization Model series. So far, we’ve discussed volunteer motivation as well as the first step in this process, which is inspire. If you have missed any of our previous posts, you can catch up here....
by Duke Matlock | Jul 31, 2017 | Leadership, Volunteerism
Over the last few weeks, we have laid the foundation for our Worker Realization Model. If you have missed any of our posts in the series, you can check those out here. Now that we understand volunteer motivation, we can move on and take the first step in the...