Radical Generosity: Friendship, Courage, and Leading People to Feel Seen
Elisabeth Jordan of The Human Impact shares how friendship, presence, and courage shape her ministry alongside people experiencing homelessness and her leadership.
Radical Generosity: Friendship, Courage, and Leading People to Feel Seen
What if generosity is more than giving money?
In this episode of the Mission Advancement Podcast, Elisabeth Jordan of The Human Impact shares how friendship, presence, and courage can transform the way we serve others and lead our organizations.
From founding a ministry that walks alongside people experiencing homelessness to learning how failure, listening, and trust shape healthy leadership, this conversation is a powerful reminder that real impact begins when people are truly seen, known, and valued.
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