A subscriber asked me how I felt about being a fully remote project manager; here’s my response.

It’s Black History Month, and we’re strictly focusing on grants and additional funding for Black-owned businesses and Black-led organizations.

Everybody makes mistakes, that’s ok, and we should be willing to talk about them so we can avoid them in the future [and help others avoid them too]. Today, let’s discuss avoiding these common mistakes in your first project management role.

I am very comfortable saying that I am the biggest micromanagement hater in the world. Because of that, I go out of my way to encourage myself — and others — not to practice this work style. Let’s talk about ways we can all avoid micromanaging.

Let’s talk about some of my fave productivity tools and apps that I use for my life and my work on a daily basis.

Not only am I celebrating a year of being a successful project manager, but I am also here to share all that I’ve learned, things that I’m still working on and best practices for anyone looking to start their own career in project management.

We’re going to delve into the art of crafting a compelling mission statement, uncovering the key elements that make a mission statement powerful, memorable, and purpose-driven. Tune in to learn the secrets of formulating a mission statement that not only defines your purpose but also inspires and resonates with your audience.

In today’s video, we'll talk about the top 5 common mistakes that many first-time grant-seekers inadvertently make when embarking on their grant-writing journey.

Today, I have a video that will guide you through the essential steps to determine your eligibility for grant applications. We'll break down the key criteria that foundations, corporations, and funding agencies consider when evaluating applicants. By the end of this video, you'll have a clear understanding of whether you meet the minimum requirements to start submitting grant proposals.

Today, we’ll talk about the basics of grant writing, what it IS, and what it is NOT.