Turn Introversion Into Your Fundraising Superpower! Article reprinted with the permission of The Chronicle of Philanthropy A big thanks to The Chronicle of Philanthropy. I reached out to them to see if we could reprint “Turn Introversion Into Your Fundraising Superpower” and they agreed! Not everyone has a subscription (though it’s really worthwhile for those …
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1. Focus on individual cultivation We introverts love one-on-one conversations. Though we will still tire of the interaction and need our down time, one-on-one situations are more rewarding for us. They allow us to have richer, more fulfilling discussions, and they allow us to converse in a rhythm that allows for our deeper thought processes. …
I’ve been training boards for years, and each time I have everyone take our Asking Styles Quiz. As often as not, there are as many introverts as extroverts on the board, and I’ve often seen Mission Controllers (analytic introverts) the most-heavily represented. Given the fact that boards are mostly a group activity, that might surprise …
