In survival mode, institutional politics and culture don’t encourage entrepreneurial thinking. Fear of mistakes and blame are greatly amplified. Survival mode is rough and it makes us avoid risk. This is the mode for many fundraising programs-limited resources, high expectations, and significant stress. You use what you have and get going quickly, because you’re getting hungry and the zombies are on their way. In Minecraft’s survival mode, you’re dumped in the middle of nowhere with limited resources. I started thinking about how these modes apply to our work as fundraisers. Unless you have also have a kid that’s into it, you might not know that Minecraft actually has two modes you can play, and they are at the core of the game’s innovation. My daughter is obsessed with Minecraft, and I encourage it because it’s a great way to teach planning and resource management. The game is incredibly fun and allows for endless possibilities. It’s a deceptively simple game loved by pre-teens and adults alike. ![]() For those of you who don’t live with a player, Minecraft is the intensely popular creation and simulation game that has sold over 50 million copies.
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