Do Not Use These Words In Your Grant Proposals

There are certain words and things that you should NOT include in your grant proposals! I often teach about what to DO in your grant writing (such as in the Grant Writer Master Course), but I haven’t really said, “Don’t do this!”

Therefore, this episode is dedicated to what NOT to do in your grant writing.

1 Don’t Use Ambiguous Language

2: Don’t Use the Word Very or Rarely

3 Don’t Use Emotional Language

4 Don’t Use Poetic Language

5 Don’t Use Academic Language

6 Don’t Use Too Much Scientific Language

There you have it! Those are some tips on what NOT to do when writing grant proposals!

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