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Why you need to launch the book & what to do 5 months out⦠(Book Launch Timeline 1 of 3)
Most writers think about creating the book, but we donāt think about ālaunching itā and getting it out there. But, if we want people to read it, weāve got to let them know itās availableā¦
Thatās the topic of this...
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The workflow that enables you to raise money while focusing on the mission (Grant Writing 5 of 5)
One of the best way to view grant-writing (and see how to āwinā even when you donāt get the grant) is this:
āļø When you write a grant proposal you have the opportunity to put the mission of your organization into the...
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When & how to apply for grants (Grant Writing 4 of 5)
After learning WHO you can apply to for a grant, as well as WHAT goes into a request, you need to tackle the HOW and WHEN questions. We outline them both in this episodeā¦
First letās talk HOWā¦
š«#1 = Some, you send in...
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Eight (more) things that need to be in a winning grant proposal (Grant Writing 3 of 5)
In the previous episode we talk about eight OBJECTIVE items you need for every grant proposal.
Here, we outline eight SUBJECTIVE items, each related to your specific request.
You could also think of them like this:
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Eight things you must have to file for a grant (Grant Writing 2 of 5)
Every grant you write will require these EIGHT thingsā¦
(So, make a filing system, keep them handy⦠and, if you donāt have them, acquire them, bc you absolutely MUST have them.)
#1 = 501c3 verification
#2 = Form 990...
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Who the grant makers are & where to find them (Grant Writing 1 of 5)
I donāt know if any nonprofit leader that got in it because they wanted to spend their time raising money. They ALL got into it for the mission-- for the impact they want to make.
But...
The mission requires...
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Potential = What you really āsellāā greater than a product or service (Infinite ROI 4 of 4)
Money is an exchange of one item of value for another. In business, itās an exchange of the potential you deliver. The more clear the value proposition is, the greater the profits will likely be.
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Thatās the ācore...
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Personal Background = What they really want to know about your before taking action (Infinite ROI 3 of 4)
Letās start here: everyone doesnāt need to know your āgreatest hitsā highlight reel⦠yet (in fact, they might not ever). Yet thatās the stuff we all shareā on social media, on our webpages, on our āabout usā...
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The Premise = if you have a call the organization you lead has one, too (Infinite ROI 2 of 4)
The first core concept of the new Infinite ROI framework is thisā¦
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An organizationās purpose & profit engine should be alignedā especially if youāre the leader.
If thatās trueā and I think that it isā it means...
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How profit can flow in multiple directions- without limits (Infinite ROI 1 of 4)
If your business isnāt making moneyā or, at least, on the path to do soā itās not going to have āgas in the tankā to sustain it for the long haul. Quite simply, whatever you do, you need funding to maintain the...
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Your mess is often the message (as clichƩ as it sounds) - w/ Paul Talley
Donāt let anyone disqualify, dump, or destroy what God has already called and set aside for His purposesā and for the help of others.
Many times, we feel that our pain points and problem areas are the very reasons we...
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Why content creators need a framework (and how to design one)
Your message solves a problem and/or leads people closer towards their potential. Most of the time, it does both.
But it needs a ābit moreā than just pointing them in the correct direction of that intended...
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