Remember those Choose Your Own Adventure books? They are kid-fiction adventures that originated in the late 70s. Each book is narrated in the second person — you — and offers periodic decision points for the reader. It goes something like…
It’s incredibly difficult to be smart about opportunity cost. There’s just something in our brains that push us toward bad decisions that cost us dearly. When we overcome that innate human shortcoming — that’s when we make amazingly smart decisions…
It’s almost hard to believe. You have donors who are waiting for you to ask them if they’ll include your organization in their Will. On average, each one is ready to hand over $35,000. But you have to ask them…
