
Brandon Peacock survived a drive by shooting, was told he'd never walk again, and went on to run an Ironman. But this episode isn't about his comeback. It's about what he learned after: that being the face, the fundraiser, and the operator of his own nonprofit was quietly burning him out.Tosha Anderson and Brandon talk honestly about nonprofit founder burnout, the guilt of stepping back, and why building a nonprofit that can survive without you is one of the most important things a founder can do. They also cover nonprofit marketing in 2026, including which platforms are actually working right now.A must listen for nonprofit leaders thinking about sustainability, delegation, and what comes next.Connect With Brandon Peacock🌐 Website: https://www.htgrcharity.com/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-peacock/Follow Us Online 🌐 Website: www.thecharitycfo.com 📸 Instagram: @thecharitycfo 📘 Facebook: /thecharitycfo 💼 LinkedIn: / the-charity-cfo 🎵 TikTok: @thecharitycfoJoin our newsletter: https://go.thecharitycfo.com/l/995872/2025-02-24/6ldn1Download The Charity CFO Financial Blueprint: https://go.thecharitycfo.com/financial-blueprint
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Episode 163: What a $15.6 Million Deficit Should Teach Every Nonprofit Board

Episode 161: Your Team Isn't the Problem—Your Leadership Might Be

Episode 160: The Invisible Workload: Why Neurodivergent Nonprofit Leaders Burn Out Differently (And What It's Costing Us All)

Episode 159: Why Most Nonprofit Press Releases Fail—and How to Actually Earn Media Coverage
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