WWSS (What Would Seth Say) about Avoiding Being Bullied by a Major Donor
Seth Godin is one of today’s foremost business authors and bloggers. We … Read More
WWSS (What Would Seth Say) about The Best Way to Get Unstuck
The best way to get your fundraising unstuck? Start down the wrong path, now. With thanks to Seth Godin.
WWSS (What Would Seth Say) about The Theater of a Donor’s Mind
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Don’t tell people what to give. Trigger an internal conversation and she may well give more.
WWSS (What Would Seth Say) about Why You Aren’t Asking
Funny how we resist doing what we know we should because we’re afraid. In this brief but insightful post, I’ve once again adapted Seth Godin’s pithy writing to fundraising. And it does fit!
WWSS About Fear, Scarcity and Value
Andrea considers a blog post by Seth Godin in which he suggests that fear and scarcity create value. Does this apply to asking, she asks?
WWSS (What Would Seth Say) about No
Check out the latest addition to our WWSS (What Would Seth Say) series. This time we are adapting one of Seth Godin’s recent blog posts about saying “No”. Find out how the word “No” can inspire and help you to be a better asker, and a better fundraiser.
WWSS (What Would Seth Say) about Expectations
This is another in the ongoing series of posts inspired by and … Read More
WWSS (What Would Seth Say) about Worrying
Are you a worrier? Many of us in the fundraising business are. But check out what Seth Godin says about worrying. And then, if you can, take his advice! You’ll be healthier and happier and do more good!
WWSS (What Would Seth Say) about Not Knowing the Answer
Every day, and sometimes twice a day, Seth Godin comes up with an interesting, insightful and thought provoking idea that he publishes in his blog. Occasionally one or another of them strikes a true chord for fundraising. This recent post encourages us to act even when we don’t know the answer.
WWSS (What Would Seth Say) about Post-Mortem Meetings
Find out what Seth Godin might say about having meetings to discuss what happened after you solicit a gift.
