Five qualities that lead to success.

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We are making a pivot in the podcast in the coming months. We will be tackling specific subject matters that are pressing for those delivering the arts in smaller communities. Before we make this pivot, it is time to reflect on the fantastic organizations we have showcased so far. Common with all successful small community arts organizations are some specific qualities. I have identified 5 of them. In today’s episode, I will name them and explain them and hope they will be helpful to our listeners efforts to deliver and support the arts in small town America.

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This episode was published on April 4, 2023.

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We are making a pivot in the podcast in the coming months. We will be tackling specific subject matters that are pressing for those delivering the arts in smaller communities. Before we make this pivot, it is time to reflect on the fantastic...

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