You're a Mission Controller!

detailed / thorough / methodical / responsive / observant

Your ability to observe and listen makes you an effective solicitor. You place value on observing, gathering and analyzing information. You often make decisions based on a patient review of the information you have gathered.

Your Secondary Style is Kindred Spirit. Your Kindred Spirit indicates that you’re solidly introverted. It also indicates that you’ve got some intuitive skills that can challenge Mission Controller/Rainmakers.

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Mission Controller Strengths and Challenges

Strengths

Preparing

You do your homework and are always prepared

Listening

You’re a good listener

Process

You quietly get the job done by following a clear step-by-step process

Challenges

Confidence

You rarely feel prepared enough to make the ask

Details

You have a tendency to get caught up in the details

Flexibility

You can struggle to go with the flow of the meeting

Want to know more about being a Mission Controller so you can make a bigger impact at your organization?

Now that you know your Asking Style, here's the suggested next step for you to put this insight to use when cultivating relationships, setting up meetings, inspiring your donors and asking them for gifts.

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What fellow Mission Controllers have to say

“I kept trying to fit my square peg into the round hole of gregariousness and dynamism, but it wasn’t working. When I ran across Asking Matters and the Asking Style Assessment I finally realized anyone could ask, and success is based more on catering to one’s particular strengths than trying to be something one is not. I feel so much more comfortable with my role now.”
Kylie Pierce
Former Development Director
Rome Capitol Theatre
Rome, NY
"Asking Matters is the first time I’ve ever seen fundraising training address my introverted, detail-oriented personality (Mission Controller, by the way). Prior to Asking Matters, I’ve always felt I needed to be a Rainmaker to be a fundraiser, a shoe that just doesn’t fit and I can’t wear well. That simply made the idea of fundraising more intimidating. Thank you for what you are doing in the world through your own fundraising efforts and through helping many, many of us in our fundraising efforts."
Wendy L. Kang
Former Executive Director
Saving Grace
Winchester, OR