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You’re Not for Everyone—And That’s a Good Thing

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Have you ever left a donor meeting wondering, “Why did I say it like that?”
Or felt that quiet pressure to be more agreeable, more polished, more… perfect?

In this episode, Keith shares a story fresh from the road—an alumni reception that turned into a powerful reminder: you don’t have to be everyone’s favorite to be an exceptional fundraiser.

If you’ve ever struggled with people-pleasing, felt the weight of performance, or questioned your unique style in this work, this episode is your permission slip to stop contorting and start connecting.

Because people give to support the work… but they give through people.
And the only way your people can find you—is if they can see you.

💡 Want to take the next small step?

→ Free Download: 12 Fundraising Prompts You'll Actually Use

→ Course: The Fundraiser's AI Starter Suite

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Traveling Introduction and Authenticity Question (00:00:00)

2. The Lie of Making Everyone Happy (00:02:33)

3. Alumni Reception and Surprising Revelation (00:05:07)

4. Different Types of Effective Fundraisers (00:07:28)

5. Freedom of Being Your Authentic Self (00:09:21)

6. Why Authenticity Drives Better Results (00:11:39)

43 episodes

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Manage episode 489102054 series 3577785
Content provided by Keith Greer, CFRE, Keith Greer, and CFRE. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Keith Greer, CFRE, Keith Greer, and CFRE or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Have you ever left a donor meeting wondering, “Why did I say it like that?”
Or felt that quiet pressure to be more agreeable, more polished, more… perfect?

In this episode, Keith shares a story fresh from the road—an alumni reception that turned into a powerful reminder: you don’t have to be everyone’s favorite to be an exceptional fundraiser.

If you’ve ever struggled with people-pleasing, felt the weight of performance, or questioned your unique style in this work, this episode is your permission slip to stop contorting and start connecting.

Because people give to support the work… but they give through people.
And the only way your people can find you—is if they can see you.

💡 Want to take the next small step?

→ Free Download: 12 Fundraising Prompts You'll Actually Use

→ Course: The Fundraiser's AI Starter Suite

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Traveling Introduction and Authenticity Question (00:00:00)

2. The Lie of Making Everyone Happy (00:02:33)

3. Alumni Reception and Surprising Revelation (00:05:07)

4. Different Types of Effective Fundraisers (00:07:28)

5. Freedom of Being Your Authentic Self (00:09:21)

6. Why Authenticity Drives Better Results (00:11:39)

43 episodes

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