Born To Create

As a writer, you can use your skills to create content in an endless number of ways, including books, articles, social media, speeches, lessons, advertising copy, and so much more. Did you know you can also use your writing skills to help secure funding for nonprofit organizations? It’s not only a great way to serve organizations that are making a difference in the world—it can also become a great career! My guest today is Teresa Huff. She is the host of the Grant Writing Simplified Podcast, a TEDx speaker, and the go-to expert in nonprofit strategy. Her goal is to help nonprofits increase their funding and maximize their impact. After winning over $7 million for schools and nonprofits, she now teaches nonprofits the strategies they need to develop millions in sustainable funding. Teresa’s podcast has been downloaded in over 100 countries across six continents. Thousands of students worldwide have completed her online grant writing programs. Teresa uses her Master’s in Education and over twenty years of exper

There are a lot of sad words in the English language. But one of the saddest ones is “someday.” How many dreams have never been fulfilled… how many books have never been written… how many great works of art have never been created… all because someone thought they would get to them “someday”? That's why I'm excited to have my friend Mike Brennan as a guest on today's episode. Mike is going to share the importance of a daily creative habit that will help you bring your "someday" into the realm of "today" where you can start to make your creative dreams a reality. Mike Brennan is a creator and communicator, telling stories on pages and stages. He inspires creators and entrepreneurs to show up consistently on their quest for creativity and innovation through a daily creative habit. Mike's childhood dream was to be a cartoon. When he realized that wasn’t possible, he became the next best thing: an artist. Mike loves sharing experiences and making connections through his art, and helping fellow creatives establish