Many, many grant writers feel underpaid and underappreciated.
The biggest takeaway from every Holly Rustick webinar is that grant writing is a valuable and lucrative skill, and we must VALUE ourselves more.
Whether you are a staff member at a nonprofit or a freelance grant writer, nonprofits can afford to pay you. And grant writers are in high demand.
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​Enroll in the Freelance Grant Writer Academy today if you are ready to start a part-time or full-time grant writing business.
I support Holly and her Grant Writing Academy because we have similar mindsets. If you have been here for a while, you may already know that I have started and sold several businesses over the past 25 years, and I have an entrepreneurial mindset.
In the webinar, Holly talked about establishing a niche.
She also talked about whether nonprofits can afford to pay you for grant writing.
And she also supports the monthly retainer payment structure, which is the only way I work.
If you have considered launching a part-time or full-time grant writing business, the enrollment period for Holly’s grant writing academy closes on October 27 and I encourage you to enroll.
Until next time,
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