Energetic Fundraising
Peter Diamandis shares a short story about asking for support, recognizing useful noncash help and leaving a fundraising conversation with a clear next step.
Use this short clip to think about how conviction comes through when you ask for support. Write down what makes you care about the problem and what progress gives you confidence. Practice expressing both together so that energy in your delivery is supported by something concrete.
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