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How do you make the most of your day so it does not feel like another day that has slipped into the abyss of complete and total chaos? Let’s get into it!Curious how you could get into grant writing and build a career in it? Here is a free training on how to do that without volunteering or having prior experience: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/webinar-videos/discover-grant-writingMajor blocks to making the most of your day include finding time to write and struggling to focus. 🧠Design your days by theme:✨ Deep Work✨ Connected Work✨ Soul WorkDesign a ritual and space for each work type in the Eudaimonia Machine. This will truly help you to avoid dreaded Chaos Days! 🤯Resources and links:🔸 Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World :// Cal Newport🔸 Eudaimonia Machine (designed by David Dewane)What was most helpful about this video? What tools can you start implementing today?Have questions about the Global Grant Writers Collective? Check out this elaborate FAQ page: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/faq 🧡 The Team at Learn Grant Writing

We surveyed the Global Grant Writer’s Collective asking what do you struggle with when it comes to writing? The results are in and we’re here to give some rapid fire solutions to your top writing struggles! Your struggles:0:40-1:56 “After giving some thought about what I want or need to write, actually sitting down and starting the process.”1:57-3:03 “I have so much to say, so my struggle is keeping the concept and message clear while not using too many words.”3:03-4:07 “Everything! Starting the writing, ensuring that it flows well together. Ensuring I haven’t left out important topics/points.”4:08-4:47 “Being able to put the story of an organization that I have little history with into words.”4:48-5:47 “There is so much wonderful information to share about a program…I struggle with writing concise sentences with depth.”5:49-6:20 “I need to be accurate, yet persuasive. Assuring that I am writing from the perspective of the grant-giver, it is sometimes hard to see.”6:30-7:50 “The work in my head is infinitely better than what I put on the page. This disconnect is baffling and frustrating. In essence, the skills of good writing.”7:51-8:50 “Trying to be more creative with my writing style. I read stuff in The New Yorker and think ‘how did they do that?’”8:51-10:17 “Self-confidence and getting to the point.”10:18-11:16 “Getting from concept to completion. Explaining all the details in a logical order not forgetting something in there that helps paint the whole picture.”

Do you ever feel a lack of confidence in writing grant applications? Do you struggle with word or character count restrictions in your narrative? Are you overwhelmed by the blank page? 😨Curious how you could get into grant writing and build a career in it? Here is a free training on how to do that without volunteering or having prior experience: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/webinar-videos/discover-grant-writing​You’re not alone. The struggle is real when it comes to writing. Isn’t it so relieving to know that you’re not born knowing this stuff?! 😅​Here’s the best part: with practice, anyone can learn to write well. ✨Pen To Polished is a nine video course taught by Rose Hedberg, writing coach and Founder of Ideas Write Now. She answers the top three questions from grant writers:1️⃣ How do you become a better writer?2️⃣ How do you get the most out of your character count?3️⃣ How do you write persuasively?Videos 2-6 are instructional videos laying the foundation for good writing. Videos 7-9 are case studies featuring two organizations and real-world grant-related deliverables.⭐ NOTE: You need to be a member of the Global Grant Writers Collective to purchase this writing course.After taking this course, you will walk away with:🔸 Tailored writing practice for high productivity🔸 Writing techniques to mirror in your grant applications🔸 Five writing templates, including one for an LOI🔸 Three writing samples you can use to build your portfolioResources and links:🔸 Pen To Polished: https://learngrantwriting.org/writing-class🔸 Ideas Write Now: https://www.ideaswritenow.com/ Like audiobooks and podcasts? Listen to Meredith’s book, “How to Write a Grant: Become a Grant Writing Unicorn” for free here: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/free-audiobookQuestions about the Global Grant Writers Collective? Check out this elaborate FAQ page: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/faq Feel free to DM us on Instagram as well. https://www.instagram.com/learngrantwriting/ 🧡 The Team at Learn Grant WritingTimestamps00:00 Rose Hedberg Introduction00:38 Pen To Polished: Learn To Write Well And Say What You Mean In Grant Applications00:47 How To Know If This Course Is For You01:26 Course Structure01:50 Sneak Peek04:19 What You Will Come Away With

Whew, you made it this far! You researched, labored, and crafted the most compelling grant proposal ever. Give yourself a pat on the back! 🎉But, we’re not done yet! There are 3 key things to do before submitting your proposal.Curious how you could get into grant writing and build a career in it? Here is a free training on how to do that without volunteering or having prior experience: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/webinar-videos/discover-grant-writing1️⃣ Review FormattingFollow formatting guidelines to the “T” no matter how…detailed. The last thing you want is to be at a disadvantage with the funder because you didn’t follow the rules or worse…have your proposal rejected out of the gate. You worked too hard for that to happen. 🙅‍♀️Next, always proofread. Bring in another set of eyes for an independent review. 👀2️⃣ Gather AttachmentsGet an early start! Make sure your attachments are up to date, current, and relevant to your proposal. 3️⃣ Tips For Submission🔸 Ensure you are pre-registered in the system (if that’s necessary) and that you’re submitting well before the deadline. 🔸 At the beginning of working on the grant, start from the deadline and work your way backward. Insert action items that need to be completed to keep everyone on track. 🔸 Receive a confirmation that the funder received the proposal and make sure to save and file that away. What is your routine for submitting grants? Let us know in the comments!Like audiobooks and podcasts? Listen to Meredith’s book, “How to Write a Grant: Become a Grant Writing Unicorn” for free here: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/free-audiobookQuestions about the Global Grant Writers Collective? Check out this elaborate FAQ page: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/faq Feel free to DM us on Instagram as well. https://www.instagram.com/learngrantwriting/ 🧡 The Team at Learn Grant WritingTimestamps00:00 Intro01:06 Review Formatting03:20 Gather Attachments04:20 Tips For Submission

Alix Joslyn worked for a long time working for various nonprofit organizations. Coupled with her yoga practice on the side, Alix realized she needed to start listening more to her intuition. And, she learned that there are other ways of being in the world professionally. Through a long transition, she has finally landed on grant writing consulting. 📝 Curious how you could get into grant writing and build a career in it? Here is a free training on how to do that without volunteering or having prior experience: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/webinar-videos/discover-grant-writingWriting is a strength for Alix. She appreciates the niche focus of grants, especially coming from working in nonprofits and wearing lots of different hats. 👒 Still, making the leap to freelancing was scary. Looking back, Alix can see how bravery came in the smaller moments for her. She also made a helpful mindset shift of borrowing the conviction of other people in her life when she lacks it herself. ✨The most difficult part of branching out on her own has been the instability of the work as her client load ebbs and flows. The best part? Helping clients who have missions she’s passionate about. 💯 Her biggest win was stepping into a leadership role that she felt a little ill-equipped for. She pushed herself outside of her comfort zone, worked so hard, and learned a ton on a major project to write an EPA grant for a for-profit company. 💪Alix’s key takeaways from the Collective: 1️⃣ Funding Strategy2️⃣ You don’t have to be brave by yourself.3️⃣ The power of teaming up with another member in the Collective.Resources and links:🔸 Alix’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alix-joslyn-507b3656/ Still have questions about the Global Grant Writers Collective? Check out this elaborate FAQ page: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/faq Want to learn more about the Global Grant Writers Collective? DM us on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/learngrantwriting/ 🧡 The Team at Learn Grant WritingTimestamps00:00 Intro00:50 What Led Alix To Where She Is Now04:54 Why Alix Wanted To Learn Grants07:20 Taking The Leap To Freelancing 09:15 A Safe Place To Work Through This Transition In The Workplace13:15 The Hardest Part About Branching Out On Her Own15:10 The Most Rewarding Part Of Branching Out On Her Own16:50 Owning The Value Of The Work20:16 Alix’s Proudest Accomplishment22:21 Key Takeaways From Being A Member Of The Collective24:18 Rapid Fire Questions

Can you get a grant for yourself or your business? 🤔 The answer is as clear as mud! …it depends. 🤷‍♀️Want a free grant budget template? You can download a copy of ours here: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/free-grant-writing-resourcesIf you are looking for additional training on how to use the free budget template, you can take this free grant writing class: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/free-grant-writing-course This video covers sample situations to help you better understand for-profit grants. We’ll look at why you want grants in the first place and yellow flags to look out for if you’re a freelance grant writer trying to break into this field.Examples of grants for for-profits include:🔸 Rasmuson Foundation: Individual Artist Program 🔸 Two common federal government research grants are the Small Business Innovation Resource (SBIR) and the Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) grant programFor-profits with the most opportunity to receive grants are conducting very innovative, research work or creatives/individuals pushing forward in a grassroots way. 🧐 🎨➡️ It’s probably not necessary to start a non-profit. Questions to ask yourself if you’re considering this include:✨ What are you trying to accomplish?✨ Who can you partner with?✨ What part of what you want to do you most love?Consider fiscal sponsorship as an option. A fiscal sponsor serves as the administrative “home” for your cause. 🏠 This helps you access grant funding while getting to focus on what you do best. Also, consider grant writing as a business development strategy. 💪 Resources and links:🔸 Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Program: https://www.rasmuson.org/grants/individual-artist-awards/project-awards-and-fellowships/ 🔸 The Launch Company: https://www.launch-company.com/ SBIR & STTR: sbir.gov 🔸 What Does Fiscal Sponsorship Mean? [Blog Post]: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/blog/what-is-fiscal-sponsorship/ 🔸 Business Model Canvas: https://www.strategyzer.com/canvas/business-model-canvas Curious how you could get into grant writing and build a career in it? Here is a free training on how to do that without volunteering or having prior experience: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/webinar-videos/discover-grant-writingWant to learn more about the Global Grant Writers Collective? DM us on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/learngrantwriting/ 🧡 The Team at Learn Grant WritingTimestamps00:00 Intro00:53 Examples Of Grants For For-Profits02:10 For-Profits With The Most Opportunity To Receive Grants 03:50 Do You Need To Start A Non-Profit?05:55 Fiscal Sponsorship08:49 Why Use a Fiscal Sponsorship?09:20 Business Plan10:25 Business Development Strategy12:30 Next Steps

Are men welcome to join the Collective? Great question! We’re asked that fairly often. Quick answer: Yes, you are welcome. ✨Curious how you could get into grant writing and build a career in it? Here is a free training on how to do that without volunteering or having prior experience: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/webinar-videos/discover-grant-writingICYMI: the Global Grant Writers Collective is an online community of professionals building meaningful, flexible careers as grant writers through course curriculum, personalized coaching, and community. The question isn’t whether you are welcome if you’re a guy or gal – the question should be, am I a good fit for the Collective? 🤔The answer is YES if the following are true:🔸 You are looking for a new career and believe grant writing could give you the meaning, flexibility, and pay you are looking for. 🔸 You value learning in community, not just taking but giving back. 🔸 You have other amazing hobbies and interests that make you a multipotentialite.We have amazing men in the Collective and they’re celebrating major grant writing wins! 🦄 You are values aligned with us if you believe in taking responsibility, building healthy habits, making each move count in your community, celebrating wins, and being prepared to put in the work necessary to pull off a wildly successful career change.Resources and links:🔸 All Your Questions Answered About The Collective: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIQDdqof6zY&t=1s 🔸 Tom Kenny Success Story: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/reviews/tom-kenny-career-change-to-grant-writing-consulting/🔸 Kyle Weckerly Success Story: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/reviews/kyle-weckerly-nonprofit-grant-writer/🔸 Jim Kamikawa Success Story: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/reviews/nonprofit-grant-james-kamikawa/🔸 Open House at Learn Grant Writing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-deh9N6A2EkStill have questions about the Global Grant Writers Collective? Check out this elaborate FAQ page: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/faq On the fence about joining the Collective? We would love to connect with you! Email us at info@senworks.org Feel free to DM us on Instagram as well. https://www.instagram.com/learngrantwriting/ 🧡 The Team at Learn Grant WritingTimestamps00:00 Intro00:48 About 45% Those Watching Our Videos Are Men01:23 What Is The Global Grant Writers Collective?01:48 Questions To Ask Before Joining02:55 Introductions From Men Joining The Collective05:55 Recent Wins From The Men In The Collective06:44 Excerpt From Juan’s Interview 07:48 Introductions In The Community Group From Men10:23 Value Alignment

Ever wondered how to captivate a grant funder’s attention in your grant proposal? Of course you have! Captivating a grant funder can make or break your grant request.Learn more about the 7-steps to writing winning grants in this free grant writing class: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/free-grant-writing-courseMeredith served on a 4 person panel all about how to create strong proposals. 💪Hosted by NXUnite, this panel discussion covered:🔸 What to keep in mind when preparing goals and objectives🔸 How to clearly communicate what your organization will accomplish🔸 Strategies for writing strong goals and objectives🔸 What to avoid NXUnite connects leaders in the mission-driven space with the resources and people they need for their organization to thrive. From hosting panels with industry experts to providing curated listings of nonprofit learning opportunities, NXUnite helps organizations get their important questions answered. Gain insight, share knowledge, and connect with the people you need to accomplish your mission. NXUnite brings nonprofit leaders together in an unstoppable community that facilitates valuable connections.Like audiobooks and podcasts? Listen to Meredith’s book, “How to Write a Grant: Become a Grant Writing Unicorn” for free here: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/free-audiobookWant to learn more about the Global Grant Writers Collective? DM us on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/learngrantwriting/ 🧡 The Team at Learn Grant WritingTimestamps00:00 Intro02:29 Panelist Introductions07:16 How Can Nonprofits Determine If They Are Grant Ready?12:43 How Are Grant Proposals Helpful To Nonprofits & Why Is Preparation Before Writing Important?21:10 How Can Nonprofit Professionals Clearly Communicate Their Organization’s Goals?31:30 Narrative Question: Explain How Your Enterprise Will Benefit Marginalized Grassroots People.33:30 How Do You Avoid Telling The Stories While Also Communicating The Outcome?38:11 Boundaries In The Grant Writing Profession43:12 Organizations That Have Distributed Leadership Models Versus Hierarchical Leadership Models45:40 Municipalities Applying For State And Federal Grants49:48 Organizations That Have Several Focuses52:00 How To Have A High ROI In Grant Writing54:45 Additional Conversations To Be Having

Are you an introvert wondering what careers are best suited for your introspective and independent nature? 🤔 Or, do you often feel like you have to put on that mask of extroversion in order to succeed at freelancing? 🎭We get it! 😊Curious how you could get into grant writing and build a career in it? Here is a free training on how to do that without volunteering or having prior experience: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/webinar-videos/discover-grant-writingAn introvert is a type of person who enjoys spending time alone in order to recharge. They tend to be reserved, prefer less stimulating environments, and enjoy a smaller group of friends. 🏞️Of course not all introverts fit into one standard and it’s generally on a spectrum or situational, but some of the best qualities of introverts is their ability to be good listeners and highly observant. They’re empathetic, compassionate, independent, and disciplined. 🙂What Makes Grant Writing a Great Career For An Introvert?1️⃣ Working in the nonprofit space requires empathy and compassion.2️⃣ Your introspection, keen observation, and attention to detail is exactly what’s required in a grant writer. 3️⃣ Your independence and ability to be self-sufficient is a huge strength for when you’re working on tasks that require a lot of focus like grant research or the various steps to writing a winning proposal. ✨ Bonus: grant writing is one of those careers that is perfect not only for introverts, but extroverts and multi-passionate people alike. It’s social impact focused and one where you can sleep good at night knowing you’re making a real difference in this world. ✨Still have questions about the Global Grant Writers Collective? Check out this elaborate FAQ page: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/faq On the fence about joining the Collective? We would love to connect with you! Email us at info@senworks.org Feel free to DM us on Instagram as well. https://www.instagram.com/learngrantwriting/ 🧡 The Team at Learn Grant WritingTimestamps00:00 Intro00:45 What is an Introvert?01:52 What Makes Grant Writing a Great Career For An Introvert?04:10 Grant Writing is Perfect For Introverts And Extroverts Alike

Yvon Chouinard, founder of Patagonia, has decided to give his share of the company (majority ownership) to a nonprofit organization trust. 🤯As grant writers, what does this mean for funders? What could this mean in the future as a trend? 🤔 Curious how you could get into grant writing and build a career in it? Here is a free training on how to do that without volunteering or having prior experience: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/webinar-videos/discover-grant-writingYvon Chouinard is the ultimate role model in terms of putting money where their mouth is. This is a legacy of leadership and an experiment in responsible business. 🌿Patagonia is a pioneer leader in business:🌱 Cofounding 1% for the Planet🌱 Organic cotton🌱 Flex time for employees🌱 Company daycare🌱 Supporting local grassroots activity & small businesses🌱 Protecting Bristol BayThe big question: will other companies follow suit? We think so! ✨➡️ If you’re an organization doing any sort of climate change work, see how you already align to the giving history of Patagonia today to understand where their donations will go in the future. If you’re not doing climate change work, there are still lessons to be learned:1️⃣ Do you feel at peace and in alignment with your values?2️⃣ Does this challenge your beliefs about business and profits being bad?3️⃣ How can you focus on what’s “strong” versus what’s “wrong” in your narrative writing?What was your takeaway from learning and reading about Yvon’s decision? Let us know in the comments!Resources and links:🔸 “Let My People Go Surfing: The Education of a Reluctant Businessman” by Yvon Chouinard: https://app.thestorygraph.com/books/46958f0b-1749-4daf-808c-7d5aff9c5ce3🔸 Patagonia reinvents itself again: ‘We’re making Earth our only shareholder’: https://www.fastcompany.com/90789599/patagonia-reinvents-itself-again-were-making-earth-our-only-shareholder🔸 NY Times: Billionaire No More: Patagonia Founder Gives Away the Company: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/14/climate/patagonia-climate-philanthropy-chouinard.html🔸 Patagonia Workwear & Keree Smith: https://www.instagram.com/p/Ccn_l7uvrY0/🔸 Everything Old Is New Again: Bristol Bay and the Pebble Mine: https://www.patagonia.com/stories/everything-old-is-new-again-bristol-bay-and-the-pebble-mine/story-33103.html🔸 United Tribes of Bristol Bay: https://www.patagonia.com/actionworks/grantees/united-tribes-of-bristol-bay/🔸 “The Antiracist Business Book: An Equity Centered Approach to Work, Wealth, and Leadership” by Trudi Lebrón: https://app.thestorygraph.com/books/a2f7341e-d3be-438e-845f-851036960a1a🔸 What is Deficit-Based (Wrong) Versus Strength-Based (Strong) Writing? blog post: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/blog/deficit-v-strength-based-writing/🔸 Strength vs. Deficit Based Writing 🔥 How to Write a Compelling Grant That Doesn’t Victimize video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ts7a5rTBmD0Want to learn more about the Global Grant Writers Collective? DM us on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/learngrantwriting/ On the fence about joining the Collective? We would love to connect with you! Email us at info@senworks.org 🧡 The Team at Learn Grant WritingTimestamps00:00 Intro00:55 Big News! 01:24 What This Means For Grant Applicants02:33 Patagonia: A Pioneer Leader In Business04:03 Mission To Save The Planet 06:00 Keree Smith: Bristol Bay Fisherwoman 07:05 Protecting Bristol Bay08:30 #1 Action Step For Climate Change Work Organizations09:20 Lessons To Be Learned13:18 Recap

Juan Whiting is a member of the Global Grant Writers Collective and has established a niche grant writing within the agriculture industry. 🌽 Juan has a Masters Degree in International Agriculture Development. What he loves most about grant writing is that he can create his own schedule – no need to clock in-clock out! ⏱️Here is a free training on how to build a career in grant writing: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/webinar-videos/discover-grant-writingWhat led him here? 🛣️He said yes to every class offered by a specific professor in college. That yes led him to working in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. 🧳 After starting a company six years ago in the Congo, Juan and his family are back in the states where they’ve said yes to grant writing full-time.Juan has raised over $18M in funding for organizations. Even with that background and a less than desirable experience with a different grant writer certification program, he decided to become a member of the Global Grant Writers Collective. 🦄Juan appreciated the emphasis on ensuring students understood the systems and process of grant writing. 🎨 The templates offered in the Collective have simplified his business and brought so much value to his life. Big contracts started to close due to a combo of good timing and people hitting his LinkedIn when a big USDA grant was announced. Juan loves that he can work from home, be around his kids, and still work in agriculture. ✨Juan’s proudest accomplishment is to still be here working! After four federal grants in a short time period, Juan was exhausted. 😴 But, he followed the method taught in the Collective and felt confident. 💪 Next up on the docket for Juan:🔸 Bringing on an assistant and another grant writer🔸 Helping to manage the grants he wins🔸 Carrying out contract with the UN to do a $100M grant🔸 Surpassing the $100k revenue milestone➡️ To those debating on whether to go after their dream, Juan said: “Don’t overthink it. Don’t get wrapped up in analysis paralysis. Just go do it.”Resources and links:🔸 Stray Acres: https://www.linkedin.com/company/strayacres/🔸 Juan’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juanwhiting/Questions about the Global Grant Writers Collective? Check out this elaborate FAQ page: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/faq Or, if you’re not sure the Collective is the right fit for you, we would love to connect with you! You can send us a DM on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/learngrantwriting/) or email us at info@senworks.org🧡 The Team at Learn Grant Writing Timestamps00:00 Intro00:35 The Yes That Brought Juan To This Point04:00 How Juan Raised $18M In Funding05:50 Why Juan Joined The Collective10:40 Power Of Niching13:12 Proudest Accomplishment16:30 Number Of Clients19:40 Rapid Fire Questions22:00 What Juan Would Say To Those Debating On Whether To Go After Their Dream

Have you ever heard the phrase, “The riches are in the niches”? Or, the opposite? That niching down as far as you can go is just plain awful advice. So…as a grant writer…to niche or not to niche? 🤔 That’s the question we’re talking about in today’s video. ⬆️Like audiobooks and podcasts? Listen to Meredith’s book, “How to Write a Grant: Become a Grant Writing Unicorn” for free here: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/free-audiobookNiching does work. Here a few pros:1️⃣ Crafting a laser-focused message to your target nonprofit.2️⃣ In time you can truly become the “go-to” grant writer in that field or with that type of grant.Struggling with the concept of niching? Sometimes it can feel like a lot of unnecessary pressure! 🏋🏼‍♀️The key to getting out of that unfair pressure is to remember that clarity only comes from taking concrete action. 🔎You can’t just sit in “analysis paralysis”. You have to venture out, take that leap of faith, and try new industries. 👣That doesn’t mean you will be everything to everyone. ❌ But your particular zone of genius will develop over time. If you’re the person that feels strongly against niching or you just don’t want to – you don’t have to in order to have success. You can thrive being a generalist. You don’t have to have everything figured out because nobody does! 😊If you do pick a niche, understand that it’s OK to change your mind and pivot if you feel called somewhere else. 🕊️We want to hear from you! What are your thoughts on niching? How did you come to choose your niche? Why did you decide to stay general? Does this topic stress you out? Let us know in the comments!Here is a free training on how to build a career in grant writing: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/webinar-videos/discover-grant-writingDid you know we have a self study online grant writing class for nonprofit professionals? Or for those that aren’t sure they will like grant writing. You can learn more about Grant Writing: From Start to Funded here: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/grant-writing-class Have questions about the Global Grant Writers Collective? Check out this elaborate FAQ page: https://www.learngrantwriting.org/faq Feel free to DM us on Instagram as well. https://www.instagram.com/learngrantwriting/ 🧡 The Team at Learn Grant WritingTimestamps00:00 Intro00:45 Folks Joining The Collective02:05 Niching Does Work + Pros04:00 Struggling With The Concept of Niching?05:20 Clarity Only Comes From Taking Concrete Action 07:05 When You Feel Strongly Against Niching08:11 It’s Okay To Change Your Mind