The end of the financial year often means a quiet spell in grants and funding opportunities. While many reopen in July, the mid-year period can be a valuable chance to set aside time for reflection and goal setting – especially if you’re feeling like your approach needs a reset.
We all know how much effort goes into applications. Unfortunately, they can’t all be successful, and acknowledging that is an important part of avoiding burnout, but they can still be useful opportunities to reflect on where your practice is at and what you really want to achieve, while hopefully improving your grant writing skills for next go around too.
