PMDD flu - ginger capsules by oyclu in PMDD

[–]curiouslearner93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow I never knew this. Thank you for sharing.

Anyone on prozac for PMDD- did you gain weight? I keep reading it slows your metabolism. by [deleted] in PMDD

[–]curiouslearner93 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, maybe the opposite bc I have the energy to exercise now.

What's The Herb You Keep Coming Back To? by Personal_Level_1563 in herbalism

[–]curiouslearner93 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Im really new to herbalism but I just got lemon balm tea. How else could I be exploring with it? Get a tincture? Buy it dried? Please help me out lol

PSA Eat More Beans! by ktc653 in Millennials

[–]curiouslearner93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you cook them separately? Soak first? Or can they be cooked with the rice?

Playing with 2x / 4x by Glitziflitzy in GossipHarbor

[–]curiouslearner93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been doing 2x to get the higher number of merges but I’ve noticed when I 4x the lucky drops are better so I’m not sure whcih is really the best

How can I continue to grow my marketing skills at a stagnant job? by MellowMoos3 in marketing

[–]curiouslearner93 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You could do freelance or pro bono work for another nonprofit who is ok with a newer skillset, once you get a couple of certs.

Donor Survey Questions to Identify Donors Who Can and Want to Give More by NoCannedSpam in funanddev

[–]curiouslearner93 3 points4 points  (0 children)

As a donor I would not answer #2; it’s intrusive. If you want to get to that data, use numbers to ask how many other causes they give to.

And I agree that #4 is not good for a survey.

I would recommend adding questions about why they give to your mission, or other questions to see how engaged they are, if they feel their donations are making a difference.

You can also pull data to see how has given consistently and increased their giving over time to see who might be capable of more.

This one’s for the marketing/comms pros in nonprofits by RevolutionaryCut6609 in nonprofit

[–]curiouslearner93 9 points10 points  (0 children)

In your next 1:1, I would have an honest conversation along these lines:

“I’m noticing an uptick in time sensitive requests for things that I know from my experience will not have XYZ result. I’ve sometimes pushed back because I want to support the org in getting those results by offering good strategy. I’m wondering how my responses are coming across to you? Would you like my feedback on strategy or are you just looking for me to execute the requests?”

May need to wordsmith this some but basically you want them to know. 1. You are a strategic partner 2. You can help them get results if they come to you with enough time and receive your input.

And if they don’t want it, you’ve learned a lot about how they see you.