I’m a 35 -year-old single mom from California. After my divorce, supporting my daughter was tough. I worked as a chef earning about $1,000 a month, and later at an oil company making $3,000, but it still felt like I was barely getting by. Things shifted when a friend told me about starting a Shopify dropshipping business. I began with a small budget, made my first sales, and reinvested what I earned. Over time, the business grew into something much more stable than I expected. If you’re interested in launching your own online store, I’m happy to share what helped me get started and connect you with the resources I used. Just reach out or let me know on telegram @allinecom

I’ve noticed a pattern: most nonprofits run into the same three bottlenecks early on — • unclear structure • no written plan • missing compliance documents If you're running or starting a nonprofit, what’s the one thing you wish you had clarity on right now?

A client came to me with zero experience and no written project idea.We clarified their concept, wrote a strong proposal, and aligned it with the funder’s priorities.They received funding approval within the cycle. If you want your idea organized into a fundable proposal, comment “project.”

“Let go of what you can’t carry into your next level.” Some things were only meant to teach you… not travel with you.Release the weight. Release the guilt. Release the expectations that were never yours in the first place. Your next level requires clarity, not clutter. Peace, not pressure. Alignment, not attachment. Today, surrender what drains you so you can rise into what’s meant for you. #SurrenderSunday #ReliableResourceQueen #NeurodivergentKnowItAll #HealingJourney #CaregiverSupport #ResourceNavigation #SoftLifeWithStructure

Before applying for any grant, make sure you’re prepared. You need clear goals, proper registration, a simple budget, proof of work, and a plan for how funds will be used. Most applications fail because people apply before they’re fully ready. Are you grant-ready right now?