Leading To IMpact Blog: Leadership & Decision Making For Social Impact

Discover helpful and useful practical advice and guidance on tools techniques, knowledge and skills for social impact leadership & decision making

These are 10 social impact leadership examples that i’ve found inspiring. What do they have in common? What can we learn from them?

How do you maximise social Impact?
This article helps you create a social impact strategy through clarity of focus on how you impact your community and how it changes who they are.

Revitalise your planning strategy by shifting from rigid milestones that hold up your projects. Move onto dynamic waypoints. Embrace the flexibility and adaptability of waypoints to navigate the ever-changing reality of the world and advance on a path to impact.

Leadership plans may fail as science tells us surprises and failures are inevitable. Understanding the intrinsic unpredictability of our world is crucial for planning and impactful leadership.

As we learn more as a society we seem to get more stupid. The Law of Misunderstanding describes as the social impact of an idea proliferates, so do the mistakes

A project funding proposal is a communication that you have the capability to achieve a funder’s intentions of creating their desired social impact.

Polarity management is an excellent approach to managing tradeoffs of progress. Learn how to stop making big mistakes in planning & strategy.

Want to get funding for your community project? In this full guide to a successful project funding proposal or grant we’ll tell you all you need to know

The Project Funding Bid Strength Test is a new approach to creating funding proposals that assess the strengths and weaknesses of your proposal before you submit it.

Use the OODA Loop to navigate the complexity and uncertainty of social impact projects and empower you to create social impact.

Multi-dimensional engagement is like a love story between competing ideas, encouraging conversation and learning. A new approach to marketing & Engagement!

Unlock the power of using the Cynefin Framework for leading social impact to see the world in a new way create social projects and impact the world with clarity and purpose.

Embrace change with a new perspective! Discover the benefits of the adaptive cycle to avoid failure and transform the way you view progress in your business and life.

A comprehensive guide to social projects. Answering your questions and helping you understand how to create and manage social projects in your community.

A social project can be defined as an initiatives or interventions that aim to address social issues, such as poverty, inequality, health, education, or community development.

A project is a‘ temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique project service or result. Yet we need to think differently when creating social impact.

The Social Project Compass is a tool specifically designed to help you create social projects. Social change can often be an unpredictable journey. This tool gives your project the flexibility and resilience of navigating social change. The compass is designed to help you adapt your project, responding to maintain momentum and maximise social impact.

How important are social media algorithms? Should we spend our time dancing to their tune?
The Social Media Amplifier Offers Solutions.

Traditional approaches to stakeholder engagement pretend people are thoughtless zombies. Instead, create a web of engagement for people to engage with our projects in their own way.

Social projects are an important means of addressing the cost of living crisis. This guide looks at the 4 different types of Social impact that can help people in their time of need.

The bureaucratic approach to change leads to the Planning stress cycle is causing many organisations to struggle. and fail service staff and service users

We cannot scale up social impact the same old solutions, as we lack the staff and funding. The Hierarchy of Social Intervention helps us change our approach.

What is Social Impact? Most definitions pretend that people predictably follow instructions like robots. We need to rethink our approach.

Technology is empowering people to connect movements. Is leadership still needed for social projects and social change?