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What happens when the mission hasn’t changed…but the money has? 👀

Nonprofits are being squeezed from both sides: funding cuts while the cost of doing the work keeps rising.

And when the field changes, simply running the same play harder isn’t a strategy.

That’s the bigger lesson.

Whether you’re leading a nonprofit, running a business, or navigating your career, there comes a moment when you have to ask:

Does the play that got me here still work for where I’m trying to go?

The mission may still be right.
The purpose may still be right.
But the play may need to change.

🎥 WATCH FILM | Season 2, Episode 1

What do you think: When resources get tighter, what should leaders protect first—the mission, the people, or the programs? 👇🏾

Study the Play. Make Your Next Move. Win the Game.

#TheNextMoveBusinessPlaybook #NonprofitLeadership #Nonprofits #Leadership #businessstrategy taken in Magnum Opus by @gallims

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SEASON 2 EPISODE 1 LAUNCHING 9/27, THEN NEXT MOVE IS GOING ON THE ROAD. 🏈🎙️

Sometimes your next move starts with one conversation, one connection, or one piece of information you didn’t have before.

On October 6, The Next Move Business Playbook is heading to Philadelphia for a special LIVE podcast experience with @naaia.philly NAAIA Philadelphia — bringing the conversation out of the studio and into the room.

We’re talking career growth. Leadership. Connections. Opportunity. And what’s next.

📍 Location 215 | Philadelphia
📅 October 6
🥂 5:30 PM Cocktail Hour
🎙️ Live Podcast + Conversation

Because the right room can change what you know.
The right connection can change who you know.
And sometimes… that changes your next move.

Philadelphia, we’ll see you soon.

#TheNextMove #TheNextMoveBusinessPlaybook #NAAIAPhiladelphia #CareerGrowth #Leadership taken in Location 215 Philly by @gallims

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6 days ago

🚨 Everyone keeps asking the wrong question about AI.

“Will AI replace my job?”

That’s not the question.

The better question is:

“Am I becoming more valuable than I was yesterday?”

The professionals who thrive over the next decade won’t necessarily be the smartest in the room.

They’ll be the ones who stay curious, embrace change, and keep developing skills that technology can’t replicate.

That’s exactly what we unpacked in this episode of The Next Move Business Playbook with our guest, Surjit Chana.

@gallims & @drldnunery2 discuss:

* Why adaptability is becoming the most valuable career skill.
* How AI should become your advantage—not your fear.
* What professionals can do today to stay relevant tomorrow.

🎥 Watch the full conversation here:
https://youtu.be/UMTohKe_iGE?si=o7RtIz6cH9U_Ea9x

I’d love to hear your perspective.

What’s one skill you’ve intentionally developed in the last year that has made you more valuable in an AI-driven world?

👇 Share it in the comments.

#Leadership #ArtificialIntelligence #CareerGrowth #FutureOfWork #thenextmovebusinessplaybook taken in Magnum Opus by @gallims

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You don’t need to predict the future. You need to prepare for it.

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The professionals who win over the long term don’t react to every headline.

They build skills.
They strengthen relationships.
They stay adaptable.
They make strategic moves before everyone else.

In this week’s clip, Jeff Gallimore @gallims and Dr. Leroy Nunery @drldnunery2 share why your greatest advantage isn’t knowing what’s next—it’s preparing for whatever comes next.

🎥 Watch the full YouTube Short:
https://youtube.com/shorts/INZWAP3O6As

Then ask yourself:

Which of these five moves are you making today?

▶️ Watch. Learn. Apply. Make Your Next Move.

#TheNextMoveBusinessPlaybook #Leadership #CareerStrategy #ProfessionalDevelopment #futureofwork taken in Magnum Opus by @gallims

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2 months ago

Everyone is fighting a battle in their career that most people never see. ~ @gallims & @drldnunery2

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No matter where you are in your career, there’s always a challenge you’re working through.

Maybe you’re…

• Trying to earn a promotion.
• Thinking about changing careers.
• Learning how AI will impact your industry.
• Building your network.
• Figuring out your next move.

The truth is, you’re probably not the only one facing it.

That’s why we’re asking today’s question:

👇 What’s the biggest challenge you’re facing in your career right now?

Your answer might encourage someone else who is walking the same path.

Let’s build a community that shares experiences—not just success stories.

💬 Drop your answer in the comments.

Someone else may need to hear it.

#TheNextMoveBusinessPlaybook #CareerStrategy #Leadership #ProfessionalDevelopment #careergrowth taken in Magnum Opus by @gallims

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2 months ago

Why the Smartest Leaders Don’t Say Yes to Every Promotion

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Is every promotion really a step forward?

In this episode of The Next Move Business Playbook, Dr. Leroy D. Nunery II @drldnunery2 and Jeffrey Gallimore @gallims shares the story of a mentee who surprised everyone by turning down a leadership opportunity—not because he wasn’t qualified, but because he understood the environment he would be stepping into.

The best career decisions aren’t always about climbing the ladder. They’re about choosing opportunities that align with your long-term growth, leadership, and fulfillment.

Sometimes the right move is knowing when not to move.

▶️ Subscribe for weekly leadership insights, career strategy, AI, and executive coaching from Dr. Leroy D. Nunery II and Jeffrey Gallimore.

#Leadership #CareerGrowth #executiveleadership taken in Magnum Opus by @gallims

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Can you explain your value… without reading your résumé?

Most professionals walk into an interview hoping their experience speaks for itself.

The strongest candidates know something different.

They don’t just explain what they’ve done.

They explain why it matters.

A job description tells you what an organization is looking for.

Your job is to connect your strengths, experience, and leadership to the challenges they’re trying to solve—often before they even ask.

That’s what Dr. Leroy D. Nunery II @drldnunery2 and Jeffrey Gallimore @gallims call translating your portable value.

It’s one of the most overlooked career skills—and one of the most powerful.

💬 I’d love your perspective:

What’s one skill or strength you possess that creates value in any organization, regardless of your title?

Share it in the comments.

Then watch today’s WATCH FILM as Dr. Leroy and Jeff break down why learning to translate your value can transform the way you approach your next opportunity.

🎥 Watch here: https://youtube.com/shorts/otGCiXZx5Ao

#Leadership #CareerGrowth #ExecutiveLeadership #CareerDevelopment #thenextmovebusinessplaybook taken in Magnum Opus by @gallims

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3 months ago

The Biggest Career Mistake? Waiting Until You’re Ready

What if the biggest thing holding your career back isn’t failure... it’s waiting?

Too many professionals delay taking action because they’re waiting for the perfect opportunity, the perfect timing, or the confidence that everything will work out.

In this episode of The Next Move Business Playbook, Jeff Gallimore and Dr. Leroy Nunery II explain why growth comes from leaning in, learning from every opportunity, and using every “miss” to build a stronger playbook.

The future belongs to professionals who adapt, innovate, and keep moving forward.

Lean in. Learn fast. Keep moving.

💬 Question: What’s one opportunity you’re glad you pursued—even when you weren’t completely ready?

What’s your next move?

🎥 WATCH FILM premieres today at 5:00 PM
https://youtube.com/shorts/M0J-xikJXpY

#TheNextMoveBusinessPlaybook #FilmRoom #Leadership #CareerStrategy #CareerGrowth taken in Magnum Opus by @gallims

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🎥 WATCH FILM

Because every great leader studies the game before they make the next move.

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🚨 The professionals who thrive in the age of AI won’t be the ones who never make mistakes.

They’ll be the ones who learn the fastest.

Too many people treat a missed opportunity like the end of the story.

The best leaders see it differently.

They don’t dwell on what went wrong.

They ask better questions:

✔ What did I learn?

✔ What will I do differently next time?

✔ How can I continue to grow?

That’s the mindset Jeff Gallimore and Dr. Leroy Nunery II explore in today’s Watch Film.

One statement captures the entire lesson:

“Don’t get upset because you missed. Ask what you learned. Then innovate. Then keep moving.”

In a world where AI is transforming industries and change has become the new normal, your greatest competitive advantage isn’t knowing everything.

It’s building the mindset—and the playbook—to keep learning.

🎥 Watch today’s conversation and join the discussion:

👉 https://youtube.com/shorts/pe4JJj_oQdk

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💬 Coach’s Challenge

Think back over the last year.

What’s one setback that ultimately made you a better leader, entrepreneur, or professional?

Share your lesson below.

Your experience might become someone else’s next play.

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🎬 WATCH FILM

Study the conversation.
Apply the play.
Make your next move.

#WatchFilm #TheNextMoveBusinessPlaybook #LeadershipDevelopment #CareerStrategy #executiveleadership by @gallims

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Every successful career has one thing in common. It isn't a perfect record. It's a commitment to keep learning.

Most professionals get discouraged when they miss an opportunity, lose a client, don't get the promotion, or make the wrong decision.

The best leaders ask a different question.
Not... "Why did I fail?" But... "What did I learn?"

That's the mindset Jeffrey Gallimore and Dr. Leroy D. Nunery II, NACD.DC discuss in this week's Playbook.
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MISS.
Every setback contains a lesson.
LEARN.
Extract the insight before the emotion.
ADJUST.
Apply what you've learned.
REPEAT.
Growth belongs to those who never stop improving.

In a world being reshaped by AI, technology, and constant change, your greatest competitive advantage isn't having all the answers.

It's having the mindset to keep learning. Because the professionals who adapt the fastest are often the ones who lead the future.

💬 Coach's Question
What's one lesson you've learned this year that completely changed how you approach your career, business, or leadership?

Share it below. Your experience might become someone else's next play.

📖 THE PLAYBOOK
Learn the framework.
Apply the strategy.
Make your next move.

#ThePlaybook #TheNextMoveBusinessPlaybook #LeadershipDevelopment #CareerStrategy #CareerGrowth taken in Magnum Opus by @gallims

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🧠 COACH'S NOTES | Wednesday

One of the biggest misconceptions in career growth is believing there's a single path to success.

• Graduate.
• Get hired.
• Work hard.
• Get promoted.
• Repeat.

That might have been the blueprint years ago. Today's careers don't work that way.
Industries change.
Technology evolves.
Organizations restructure.
Opportunities appear when you least expect them.

That's why Dr. Leroy D. Nunery II, NACD.DC often reminds us that leaders don't rely on blueprints—they build playbooks.

A blueprint assumes the path never changes. A playbook prepares you for whatever happens next. The professionals who thrive aren't the ones with the perfect plan. They're the ones who know how to adjust when the game changes.

Today's Coach's Note:
"Don't build a career around one path. Build a playbook that gives you options."

Because flexibility isn't a backup plan. It's a leadership skill.

💬 Coach's Question
When has changing your plan led to a better outcome than sticking to the original one?

I'd love to hear your story.

🧠 COACH'S NOTES
Think deeper.
Lead better.
Make your next move.

#CoachsNotes #TheNextMoveBusinessPlaybook #LeadershipDevelopment #CareerGrowth #CareerStrategy taken in Magnum Opus by @gallims

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🧠 COACH'S NOTES:
Today's conversation wasn't really about trophies. It was about identity.

The professionals who build extraordinary careers don't wake up every day thinking about recognition. They think about becoming better. The promotion comes later. The award comes later. The applause comes later. But mastery...

Mastery is built in the quiet moments when no one is watching.

That's why Dr. Leroy D. Nunery II, NACD.DC's words stayed with us:
"The trophy is the work."
Not because recognition doesn't matter.
But because the people who focus on the work eventually become the people everyone recognizes.

💬 Coach's Question
What part of your craft are you committed to mastering this year?

Share it below.
Someone else might need the encouragement.

#CoachsNotes #TheNextMoveBusinessPlaybook #Leadership #CareerGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment taken in Magnum Opus by @gallims

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