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Depends how much you donate. Another approach is donating to a charity you despise. Some friends of mine use a mutual donation pact to get things done. Each se
by phyzome 9y ago
Depends how much you donate.
Another approach is donating to a charity you despise. Some friends of mine use a mutual donation pact to get things done. Each sets a goal they need to accomplish by the end of the month, and hands the other a signed check for $50 for a charity or political campaign they hate. If they don't accomplish the goal, the other person drops the envelope in the mail.
It's very effective. :-X
- jawns 9y agoThis is the proper way to set up the disincentive, and you'll find it recommended in many places. For instance, stickK sets up its commitment contracts with the option to donate to an "anti-charity": https://www.stickk.com/faq/charities/Commitment+Contracts https://www.stickk.com/faq/charities/Commitment+Contracts It also allows you to donate to fan clubs of sports teams you despise :)