I found this great article on grant writing tips. Thought I'd share it with the community!"I applied for $200k Four day ago, Just received an email that my grant application was approved! Would love to share my experience and tips with anyone interested.

Last month, a Skool owner told me something that stuck: “Nothing explodes when I’m gone… It just quietly slows down.” No drama. No alerts. Just momentum leaking out while they’re busy being the face of the business. If you run a serious community (like what’s being built inside Max Business School), you’ve probably had the same thought: - “I’ll fix engagement after this launch.” - “I’ll document systems when things calm down.” - “It’s fine… I’ll be back next week.” But here’s the uncomfortable part: Communities don’t pause when you do. When the owner disappears, even briefly, this is what usually happens: - New members join… and don’t feel anchored - Questions sit unanswered just long enough to cool excitement - Power members disengage quietly - Revenue doesn’t drop; velocity does (which is worse) The owners who scale fastest don’t “work harder” on the community. They remove themselves as the bottleneck. Not by giving up control But by putting a system (and a person) between their time and daily execution. Most of them don’t call it hiring. They call it “finally breathing again.” Which brings me to a simple question I’ll leave you with: If you disappeared for 14 days… Would your community grow, stall, or slowly bleed attention? Curious which one you’re actually running right now.

Hey everyone! I’m new to the community and already loving the energy here. I’m here to grow, learn, and connect with like-minded people. What’s been your biggest breakthrough since joining Skool? Would love to hear your experiences! 👇😊

As the weekend approaches, here’s something every professional, entrepreneur, and dream chaser needs to remember: Success is not only built in the busy moments, it’s also built in the quiet moments, the moments where you pause, reflect, and realign your priorities. This weekend, give yourself permission to breathe. Reflect on what worked, acknowledge what didn’t, and remind yourself that progress no matter how small is still progress. Every proposal you sent, every client you served, every idea you wrote down, it all counts. And even if this week came with challenges, you’re still standing, still learning, still moving forward. Use this weekend to recharge your creativity, fuel your ambition, and prepare your mind for the opportunities waiting on the other side of Monday. Your goals are valid. Your dreams are possible. Your effort matters more than you know. Wishing you a restful, strategic, and inspiring weekend. Keep going your breakthrough is loading.

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