Why does dessert follow dinner? Why do we wait to have
the most anticipated part of dinner for after we’ve stuffed ourselves with the
sensible part of dinner?

About two years ago, Stacy Brice, owner of AssistU, had a
What’s Next retreat where six fabulous women business owners met to work on
taking our businesses to the next level. Stacy planned this weekend event so
that we spent our dinners together. On this one night, I decided that I really
didn’t want dinner. What I wanted more than anything was to have some crème
brulee, first! So, I ordered my dessert. It arrived at the same time as
everyone else’s dinner. We ate our food, and then it was time to order dessert;
I had another crème brulee.

I’m sure you’ve heard the saying, “Go for what you really
want!” Well, that’s exactly what I’m saying in this post. Don’t settle for just
getting the job done, but actually go for the highest thing you can imagine for
you and your business. Take the steps to make your new nonprofit exactly what
you envision it can be. And, take your time making that happen. My friend Dawn
Goldberg is launching a new site with exciting new news. Her goal was to have
it released this Friday past, but it wasn’t up to her specifications. So, she’s
delaying her launch until she’s got exactly what she wants to present to the
public.

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