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Identity: Ian Neeland
Ian Neeland: The first thing I would say is let's say if you're going to write your first grant, find three people who have written the same grant and be successful. Get their grant from them, read through it. See what you think about it. What do you think may be worked for it? Find out what they're the summary statements. When they got back, their feedback was and take those and and do your grant based upon the learnings that you did based on those three, you know, three grants because the successful grants, people read these reviews, read hundreds and hundreds of grants. Right. So the most successful grants are the ones that pop out to them, that somehow jump off the page. That is a lot of grants ownership that people, do, and a lot of these, you know, cool techniques, you know, don't, don't, don't don't be shy about asking someone, hey, can I read your grant? Can I see your grant? The people will give it to you because a successful grant breeds more successful grant. So I think that's what I would do know, the first thing you do start is get someone else's grant, read it.