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EPISODE · Oct 22, 2019 · 1H 13M

Trials & Triumph in the First 6 Months of Freelance Grant Writing with Derrick Clark

from Grant Writing & Funding · host Holly Rustick

This is your chance to hear from someone who is 6 months into their grant writing business. Where could you be 6 months from now?Derrick and I discuss:Motto – “Resolve to have an impact on your community.”Derrick’s military experience His “why” for getting into grant writing and how he got startedBusiness started as a side hustle and is now full-time“Writing a grant is like writing a research paper and a business plan together.”How to use your experiences to develop a nicheOffering free services or volunteering to build relationshipsMoving from free services to getting paidOvercoming the difficult conversations associated with getting paidChallenges of owning a grant writing businessHiring freelancers or interns to help you with your businessBeing prepared for upcoming grantsDifferent pitches you can use to make connections and build even more relationshipsAdditional services you can offer in your businessDerrick’s Bio:Derrick Clark, M.A. Human Services Leadership, owner of DC Resolve Consulting and Proposal Writing. He is an Army Veteran who served 8 years as a combat medic with the 101st Airborne Division, current spouse of an Army Environmental Science Officer. He transitioned from active duty service nearly 5 years ago, completed undergraduate and graduate degrees to begin working with veteran service organizations ranging from homeless veteran and substance abuse case manager to managing regional veteran benefits programs.Derrick recently moved to Honolulu, HI and started a business that provides consulting and proposal/grant writing services to nonprofit organizations.  Currently, he works with San Antonio veteran nonprofits writing state grants, local foundation proposals, social media marketing and creating event flyers. Also, he recently began building a relationship with the Prevent Suicide Hawaii Task Force to find out what needs they have. Connect with DerrickWebsite www.dcresolve.comEmail at [email protected] @DCResolveConsultingOTHER RESOURCES:Weekly Newsletter: “Write Grants. Get Paid” - Get thought leadership on grant and freelance grant writing strategies every week in your inbox.  https://grantwritingandfunding.com/Freelance Grant Writer Academy: Replace your Full-Time Income Writing Grants Part-Time from Home. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/freelance-grant-writer-academy/Grant Professional Mentorship: Double your Monthly Revenue with an Income Stream Outside of Grant Writing. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/mentorship RATE, REVIEW, & FOLLOW THE PODCASTFavor, please? If you love this podcast, would you please do me a favor and leave a review on iTunes or your podcast listener?This helps others find the podcast and I read each and every review!“Every time I listen to Holly’s show, I learn something” <– If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing my show!Also, if you haven’t done so already, follow the Grant Writing & Funding podcast to get grant and freelance grant writing proven strategies and conversations in your podcast player every single week.Thanks for listening!Warmly,Holly RustickLeading the $1 Billion for Good Movement: By 2030, aspiring and seasoned grant writers inside the Freelance Grant Writer Academy & Grant Professional Mentorship will 1) WIN $1 Billion in Grants, and 2) MAKE $30 Million in their Grant Writing Businesses. We are on our way already.

This is your chance to hear from someone who is 6 months into their grant writing business. Where could you be 6 months from now?Derrick and I discuss:Motto – “Resolve to have an impact on your community.”Derrick’s military experience His “why” for getting into grant writing and how he got startedBusiness started as a side hustle and is now full-time“Writing a grant is like writing a research paper and a business plan together.”How to use your experiences to develop a nicheOffering free services or volunteering to build relationshipsMoving from free services to getting paidOvercoming the difficult conversations associated with getting paidChallenges of owning a grant writing businessHiring freelancers or interns to help you with your businessBeing prepared for upcoming grantsDifferent pitches you can use to make connections and build even more relationshipsAdditional services you can offer in your businessDerrick’s Bio:Derrick Clark, M.A. Human Services Leadership, owner of DC Resolve Consulting and Proposal Writing. He is an Army Veteran who served 8 years as a combat medic with the 101st Airborne Division, current spouse of an Army Environmental Science Officer. He transitioned from active duty service nearly 5 years ago, completed undergraduate and graduate degrees to begin working with veteran service organizations ranging from homeless veteran and substance abuse case manager to managing regional veteran benefits programs.Derrick recently moved to Honolulu, HI and started a business that provides consulting and proposal/grant writing services to nonprofit organizations.  Currently, he works with San Antonio veteran nonprofits writing state grants, local foundation proposals, social media marketing and creating event flyers. Also, he recently began building a relationship with the Prevent Suicide Hawaii Task Force to find out what needs they have. Connect with DerrickWebsite www.dcresolve.comEmail at [email protected] @DCResolveConsultingOTHER RESOURCES:Weekly Newsletter: “Write Grants. Get Paid” - Get thought leadership on grant and freelance grant writing strategies every week in your inbox.  https://grantwritingandfunding.com/Freelance Grant Writer Academy: Replace your Full-Time Income Writing Grants Part-Time from Home. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/freelance-grant-writer-academy/Grant Professional Mentorship: Double your Monthly Revenue with an Income Stream Outside of Grant Writing. https://grantwritingandfunding.com/mentorship RATE, REVIEW, & FOLLOW THE PODCASTFavor, please? If you love this podcast, would you please do me a favor and leave a review on iTunes or your podcast listener?This helps others find the podcast and I read each and every review!“Every time I listen to Holly’s show, I learn something” <– If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing my show!Also, if you haven’t done so already, follow the Grant Writing & Funding podcast to get grant and freelance grant writing proven strategies and conversations in your podcast player every single week.Thanks for listening!Warmly,Holly RustickLeading the $1 Billion for Good Movement: By 2030, aspiring and seasoned grant writers inside the Freelance Grant Writer Academy & Grant Professional Mentorship will 1) WIN $1 Billion in Grants, and 2) MAKE $30 Million in their Grant Writing Businesses. We are on our way already.

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