Concept, words and sketches by Lori Muñoz · Illustrated by Ivano Nardacchione · An original series by BrokersOfGood.
From the creator
Alignment isn’t a guessing game. And hope is not a partnership strategy.
This idea started while I was putting together a poster for an upcoming workshop. I see charities and companies asking the wrong questions all the time. Sometimes, they don’t ask questions at all — because it can feel safer to hope than to know.
But the sooner you can discern that a partnership isn’t right for you, the closer you are to finding one that is.
Clarity isn’t rejection. It’s progress.
There’s a reason I renamed the workshop “Alignment Isn’t A Guessing Game.” A good partnership begins with honest questions, not assumptions.
Questions to consider
What questions have I been avoiding asking?
Where am I hoping alignment will appear instead of checking for it?
What would change if I treated clarity as progress, not rejection?
What would it feel like to let “no” arrive sooner?
From the creator
Alignment isn’t a guessing game. And hope is not a partnership strategy.
This idea started while I was putting together a poster for an upcoming workshop. I see charities and companies asking the wrong questions all the time. Sometimes, they don’t ask questions at all — because it can feel safer to hope than to know.
But the sooner you can discern that a partnership isn’t right for you, the closer you are to finding one that is.
Clarity isn’t rejection. It’s progress.
There’s a reason I renamed the workshop “Alignment Isn’t A Guessing Game.” A good partnership begins with honest questions, not assumptions.
Questions to consider