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As we close out this first month of the New Year, you might be thinking about how your New Year’s resolutions are going (if you made them.) One thought to share via a recent video we created for the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC)… Rather than thinking about resolutions, figure out your “Why.” Knowing your why will help guide everything else you do in life. We created this #video to help inspire the next generation of leaders and providers who work in community health centers to keep going and continue this important work. My “Why” is getting to work with #missiondriven organizations and sharing the important work they do through emotional stories on film. I love it when we can create something amazing to help further their purpose. Why do you get up each morning? What motivates you to keep going?
Sarah Gershman
7mo
I love this. It’s so helpful to have to articulate this in a more permanent way like video!
Ann Quinn
7mo
Thanks for sharing this Debbie Brodsky. I ask mission driven organizations to start with their why when we’re doing planning. It’s such an important starting point.
Rebecca Drobis
7mo
This is fantastic work Debbie Brodsky and National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC)
Martie McNabb
7mo
Your Why shines brightly Debbie Brodsky🤗 Thanks for your important healing work in the world 🌏🤲💜
Chris Wallis
7mo
Well done!
Health & Travel Journalist, Writer with Disabilities, Septic Shock Survivor, Sepsis Educator, Disability Advocate
7moMy “why” as a journalist is being able to write about important health care topics that help inform readers. Also, as a septic shock survivor, my “why” is being grateful to wake up every morning after surviving sepsis, embracing every day, still being here for my kids, and being able to engage in sepsis advocacy and teach our community about sepsis.