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The 25 intelligent optimists of Ode

Ode Magazine has published a list of “25 intelligent optimists” and my hero Seth Godin (3,000 posts!) was kind enough to name me as one.  You can read the article here.

But more importantly, read about the other inspiring folks here.

(PS - in the article my story is portrayed a little out of order - if only my life were that linear or logical.  CARE was one of my first jobs and the need that really got me was what I saw in Cambodia and Madagascar.  But I’m still an optimist and try to be intelligent on my good days.)

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    congratulations!  what an honor!

    Posted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)  on  02/24  at  12:32 PM

    Congrats Katya.  I don’t know Seth but am a big fan of his blog and books.  His blog started my insatiable blog appetite which is how I found yours.  By the way, I have a very good email marketing workshop last week for nonprofits.  Gave your book away in a free drawing!  I was going to give away 2 of your books, but I just couldn’t let go and kept it for my reference library.  But I listed it in resources along with your blog.

    Posted by David Moore  on  02/24  at  05:35 PM

    Katya, congrats great article and well deserved. You are an inspiration to us all!

    Posted by Megan  on  02/25  at  10:01 AM

    “...intelligent optimist” defines you perfectly, Katya.  Congratulations!

    Posted by Robin  on  02/25  at  02:27 PM

    Congratulations on a well deserved honor!

    Your blog keeps me looking up on even the bleakest days. Thanks for all your good work.

    Posted by MaryEllen Schneider  on  03/04  at  04:35 PM
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