I feel like writing grant proposals is super difficult, especially for someone who’s not really good at putting words into play for others to understand why I’m applying for a grant and why grant finding should choose my business. Does anybody else struggle with writing when applying to grants? Can someone give me tips on how to apply for grants and overcome this obstacle? 💞

Hello everyone, I work a 9-5 job that sometimes turns into 9-9 and by the time I make it home I’m drain. Over the weekend I somewhat get a break and can work on my business plan. I feel like recreating my business is moving slow due to my job. So I’m asking individuals who can relate to me for suggestions and recommendations to help me on how I can better improve myself for my business. Thank you!!

Hello everyone, for those who can't manage to open The Grant List in our Classroom, here's the copy of it! Hit me up if you have questions! Always here to help. Let's Go!!!!!💕

Let’s make business insurance make sense—here’s what you actually need. Business insurance protects your business and your peace. But many entrepreneurs skip it because it sounds complicated or expensive. Let’s break it down. General Liability Insurance Covers bodily injury, property damage, and legal costs if someone sues you. If clients visit your location (even your home office), this is a must. Check out Hiscox or Next Insurance for affordable options. Professional Liability (aka Errors & Omissions) If you offer services, this protects you if a client claims you messed something up. Great for coaches, consultants, designers, etc. Read more https://www.thehartford.com/professional-liability-insurance. Business Owner’s Policy (BOP) Bundles general liability + property insurance and often saves you money. Perfect if you own equipment or inventory. Prices vary by state and industry, but you can usually get covered for less than $50/month. Drop “COVERED” in the chat if you’re getting your biz protected.

“You’re building something your future self will thank you for.” The long nights. The tight budgets. The moments of doubt. They’re planting seeds. Don’t judge the process while you’re still in the soil. Your harvest is coming. Say “PLANTING SEASON” if you know your effort isn’t wasted.