<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Expert opinions on fundraising can sometimes be overwhelming due to providing too much information, making it challenging for the questioner to act on the advice.</li><li>Experts tend to suffer from the Curse of Knowledge, attempting to share all their expertise when asked a question, resulting in answers that may not be practical or actionable for the questioner.</li><li>When receiving highly specific questions like choosing between red and blue for fundraising, experts often provide extensive background information rather than concise and practical guidance.</li><li>Experts are advised to offer focused and specific answers to questions, like stating a color choice and providing a couple of reasons to support it, to help questioners with actionable advice.</li><li>Questioners are encouraged to frame their inquiries to elicit precise responses from experts and to ask follow-up questions if initial responses are too overloaded with information.</li></ul>

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