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What kind of results can you expect working with Wise Investigator? 💰 Well, the average size award won is sitting at $448k. Although yesterday we didn't get any news on proposal outcomes, there were two client wins (the stepping stones): 🙌 One client has three video meetings scheduled, each with a different funder, before the end of April. (Yes, you can get them to respond.) 🙌 Another client was told by a potential collaborator who viewed their LinkedIn profile that they thought my client had tenure; my client is just over a year into an assistant professor position. This just shows how reporting your accomplishments and polishing things up a bit can *really* change people's first impressions. Looking forward to more client meetings today. Step by step, we get there! 😊

The Horizon-funded project, PRO-Coast, has successfully completed the first year of its three-year initiative with an impressive meeting in the enchanting city of Koper, Slovenia. All twenty partners coming from fourteen different countries gathered to exchange ideas, showcase their deliverables, and establish new milestones for 2025. The significance of this multifaceted project was highlighted by coverage from Slovenian media, thanks in part to the efforts of Vanja Kovše from the University of Primorska. Here are the results: https://lnkd.in/duzmJQ2X

Ever wondered what it's like to work at Becky in Sarajevo? Our colleague Slobodan Milicevic, a Senior Accountant Team Lead who works for our partner Alfa Accountants en Adviseurs, shares his experience and insights. Explore how working at Becky has provided Slobodan with both professional rewards and personal fulfillment.🪴🎯 Want to know more about his experiences and what makes working at Becky special? 👉 Dive into his story here! https://lnkd.in/d4rrfU3U

Calling all K-12 Edtech Founders! 🌟 Discover a game-changing program tailor-made for your success in the US market. Mentored by seasoned experts, this 6-week journey could be the key to unlocking your potential.  Learn more at breakintotheus.com #K12Entrepreneurs #USMarketEntry #edtech

Take time to understand the life you want and put a financial plan in place to get you there. #FinancialCoach #FinancialPlan #TakeAction

Join The Pacific Institute's Winner's Circle Network: https://lnkd.in/edPEwf6G Here's this week's message! The Value in Being Responsible Responsibility is a crucial aspect of life that goes hand in hand with confidence and the feeling of being in control of one's own life. It involves making rational or moral decisions on one's own, being answerable to others for their behavior, and being trustworthy and dependable. Being responsible means that we are fully matured adults and can choose our response to life's events, rather than reacting by habit or reflex. This attitude is reflected in our behaviors towards friends, family, clients, and customers in our community. Feeling responsible is essential for living up to our potential, enjoying satisfying relationships, and living happy, fulfilling lives. To teach our children to be responsible, we should be responsible ourselves, explain the benefits of responsibility to them, and gradually increase responsibilities as they grow older. Praise their efforts and let them know that you see them as responsible, and watch them grow into it. By doing so, we can help our children live up to their potential and enjoy satisfying relationships with others.

Excited about this event and discussion! Join Alvin Joseph and myself in a fireside chat about the role of data trust and AI in data driven organizations. Evanta, a Gartner Company #datatrust #cdao #evanta

Join The Pacific Institute's Winner's Circle Network: https://lnkd.in/edPEwf6G Here's this week's message! The Road to Achievement We can take our “wants” and turn them into meaningful, attainable goals. We are going to define our starting point and our end-point, in order to create the path to goal achievement. It is important to understand the difference between “want to” and “do.” “Wants” set up the “do’s” in your life, and your goals will need to be written to reflect the “do.” So, if your goal is to spend time with each of your sisters or brothers, you would write your goal statement like this: “I spend quality time with each of my brothers and sisters. I make sure they all know how important they are to me.” Suppose that you are a parent, trying to balance work, home, and family. It is a difficult road to travel, one filled with many choices. You want to spend as much time with your family as possible, but you have to work in order to provide a roof over their head and food on the table. Guilt kicks in as you attempt to do it all. Now, thinking of work as a “have to” causes additional stress, which can shadow your work and home time. To remove the “have to” from work would help a lot, so your goal statement would be written as, “I love the work I do, because it affords me what I need to spend time with my kids.” One final tip: When you write out your “wants” and goals, make sure you write them in the present tense – the future as now. Take out the “going to” and replace it with “I am.” You are seeing your future as if it has already happened, creating that gap we talked about earlier. The gap is important; without it, there is no energy to grow.

"Is DEIA dead?" 🤔 "How can we restart the organization's DEIA efforts?  We don't have the same energy we used to have for this work." 🚦 "How can we manage the pushback we're getting toward DEIA in our organization?" 🗣 Answers to these timely questions and much (much) more in our June blog post! 👇 👇 👇 👇

Do you want to know what may help (or may not help) your team share a vision? Blah, blah, blah. If you want the answer to this question, please read my new publication below. However, LinkedIn says this is my 20th publication (for all those who love to count publications). Given that it is my 20th publication, I believe the most important section of this article is the Acknowledgements section: "The publication of this manuscript represents the official closing (finally!) of a specific chapter in my Muppet man life and I therefore need to thank a few individuals and pets that were instrumental in this chapter of my Muppet man life. I thank my wife, Kristin, for always being there by my side through the many ups and downs of this chapter. I also thank our pets, Marty (our cat) and Jack and Timone (our dogs), for always being a respite during this chapter. I owe more thanks than I can give to John Hulland because my career simply would not exist without him. Finally, I thank Marc Street for his constant support from my days as an undergraduate student all the way up to his way too early passing. This manuscript is dedicated to the memory of Marc." And if you want help teaching your human kids something, please read my bio in the article! 😁