Yes, I’m comfortable with that schedule. I’m someone who values structure, so I use time-blocking to plan my weeks in advance — especially during busy periods. Early mornings or weekend shifts aren’t a problem as long as I can organize myself well, which I’ve learned to do through previous jobs and university deadlines. Consistency comes naturally when I commit to something I believe in.

At Direct Result, I once approached a man who was hesitant about long-term commitments. Instead of pushing the offer, I asked questions about causes he cared about, and tailored the conversation to what genuinely mattered to him. He ended up signing up for a monthly donation — and even thanked me for the conversation. That experience taught me that authentic curiosity and personal connection are powerful drivers of engagement and loyalty.

I used to work at a company called Direct Result, where I had to approach strangers and negotiate them into subscribing to monthly support payments for nonprofit organizations. I learned that the key to keeping these interactions positive is listening just as much as — if not more than — you talk.