76: Using Constraints as Containers for Creative Progress Instead of Roadblocks
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The Challenges of GrowthThe last couple of weeks we’ve been talking about challenge questions to ask yourself and also some things to consider before you set any goals.
A recent Fast Company article by Simone Ahuja got me to thinking about these challenges. The article is called, “Rethinking constraints as a catalyst for innovation: Constraints force us to get crystal clear about the problem we’re solving.”
Making Creative Progress Instead of RoadblocksConstraints can be frustrating, especially in the nonprofit world. They're all around us; we're often short on time, money, staff, and other resources. Grant writers run into a lack of information, communication barriers, and word limits galore!
However, constraints require us to adapt more quickly when we have to, as the last couple of years have shown us. Those confines force us to look for creative solutions.
Constraints bring us to a crossroads, a sort of crisis of decision. We can give up and walk away, give in to the status quo, or step up imperfectly and find a creative way to a better solution.
Listen in as I share 3 tips to reframe your constraints.
f you’re ready to explore this further, take my free quiz, “Do you have what it takes to be a grant writer?” People are always surprised at how many skills they already have. The distance isn’t as far as they thought. Let’s help you figure out how you can use your constraints to your advantage so you can help change your world.
Other Episodes Mentioned:- Episode 16: Pro Grant Writing Tip: How to Write Tight
- Episode 63: Systems for Hire: Ways to Help Your Nonprofit Thrive
- Episode 73: 6 Challenge Questions to Help Plan Your Next Steps
- Episode 74: 3 Things You Must Ask Before You Set Another Goal
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