Remote work offers a flexible workspace for diverse skills, including virtual assistants, graphic designers, and software developers. Part-time and freelance opportunities are available, and the gig economy transforms hobbies into profitable endeavors. Continuous learning and skill-building are crucial for success.

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022 Remote Work & Digital Nomad Tax Hacks: Tips from Global Expat & Remote Tribe

Meeting of Minds: Mohamed Aboshanab of Global Expat and Andrew Williams of Remote Tribe Discuss the Future of Digital Nomadism



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🌍 The world of digital nomadism has been rapidly evolving, and two influential figures, Mohamed Aboshanab, CEO of Global Expat, and Andrew Williams, CEO of Remote Tribe, recently sat down to discuss the future of this movement. This special edition of the Remote Tribe Podcast was recorded from the stunning beach of Teresita in Tenerife, where Andrew has been spending the past month immersed in the vibrant digital nomad community. 🌴



🎧 "Welcome to Remote Tribe Podcast, everyone! We have a special edition today from the beach in Tenerife," Andrew began, setting the scene with the sounds of waves gently crashing in the background. "We've been here for about a month and just wanted to show you the amazing beach of Teresita. This is in the north of Tenerife. You can get here by bus actually from Santa Cruz, which is the capital of Tenerife. It's really beautiful. People come here after work. It's sunny every day, 23 degrees every day of the year. It's a fantastic place."



The conversation between these two leaders delved deep into the growing popularity of Tenerife as a digital nomad hotspot. With its reliable internet speeds of 150 megabits, a range of activities like surfing and paragliding, and the convenience of paying in euros, Tenerife has become a haven for remote workers from around the globe. 🌊



"The digital nomad community is quite big here," Andrew explained. "You've got hundreds, maybe thousands of people spread across the island. It's really, really a good space."



Mohamed, joining the conversation from his office, couldn't help but express his envy for Andrew's picturesque surroundings. "Hi Andrew, I mean you're teasing me, you're just enjoying the beach, I'm sitting here in the office," Mohamed joked. "Next time I'll be joining you, but I need to have something more summery." ☀️



But beyond the light-hearted banter, the meeting was a serious discussion about the future of work and how the two companies can collaborate to support the growing number of digital nomads. Mohamed, a seasoned international tax consultant and lawyer, has been pivotal in helping individuals and businesses navigate the complexities of setting up in different jurisdictions. From the UAE to the United States, he has been a guiding force for those looking to optimize their tax strategies while embracing a location-independent lifestyle.

Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting partnership and how it will shape the future of digital nomadism! 🚀 #DigitalNomads #RemoteWork #GlobalExpat #RemoteTribe #TenerifeLife #TaxPlanning #WorkFromAnywhere #GlobalCitizens

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022 Remote Work & Digital Nomad Tax Hacks: Tips from Global Expat & Remote Tribe

You might be thinking grant writing isn’t your thing because you have a ‘low’ grant success rate or haven’t secured any or much money for organizations yet.

Or maybe you, as a Freelance Grant Writer, think your business isn’t great because other Freelance Grant Writers’ posts on LinkedIn get so much more engagement.

Stop comparing yourself to others. This is “comparasitis” and will make you stop learning grants or stop selling  your grant writing services.

In this week’s episode, Holly Rustick explains:
Why Grant Writing Success Rates are Skewed
Why Total Grant Money Secured Doesn’t Prove Your Grant Writing Skills
Why Freelance Grant Writers on Social Media may just have vanity metrics vs. Sales

Tune in today to listen to this podcast. 

Links Mentioned in the Podcast:
Freelance Grant Writer Academy
Align & Attract by Kerry Rowet
Smart Passive Income Podcast

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Ep. 388 Grant Writing Success Rates and Wins Don't Mean You're a Good or Bad Grant Writer

We are moving through a new era in federal grant writing.
For access to federal grant funds during this new Trump Administration in 2025, nonprofits need to be more aware of what types of words you are using, and are not using, in your grant applications.

We have always said that grant writing is a word game, and the types of words you use play a big part in how you construct a grant.

With the Trump Administration in 2025, though, we have not experienced the sheer elimination of word usage in federal grant guidance before.

Regular Changes in Words in Grants
To put it into context, we’ve been writing grants for more than 20 years, and we have learned to play the wordsmith game of grant writing.

What is normal in federal grant word usage changes is that words are often added to the federal grant cycles when:

A new administration starts
Societal movements and norms enter into the federal mainstream
Priorities of the federal government are identified
Even for foundation grants, we have been training grant writers to connect words with the funding source priority areas, Request for Proposals (RFPs), and website information so that grant writers mimic funding source language.

Then we teach grant writers how to integrate these words into their programs in a way that aligns with what they do.

This ensures that everyone is on the same page with language and what that language means AND helps with consistent language in grant applications.

This approach also helps nonprofits so they aren’t mission drifting or scope creeping, but are aligning with funding sources for their specific cause areas.

While we still entirely support this approach, the new wrench in the bucket in February 2025 is the potential sheer number of words to NOT use for the new recommendations from certain federal agencies (as of 2/10/2025) 

Replace Potential Trigger Words Using ChatGPT
I ran all the words listed in ChatGPT to find alternative words. While this was helpful to get ideas, it was not entirely efficient.

At the end of the day, words are important.
Tune in today to listen to this podcast.

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Ep. 389 Banned and Trigger Words in Federal Grant Writing in the Trump Administration 2.0

In this week’s podcast we go behind-the-scenes with Rachel Werner of MyFedTrainer.com to discuss what is currently going on with federal grants during the Trump Administration, and what the forecast is.

We recorded this as one of ‘fly-on-wall’ podcasts where we had Academy and Mentorship students attend the live recording and got to ask questions afterwards! So FUN and needed!

In this conversation, we discuss:
An outlay of federal grants over the last month
What nonprofits can do if they are not aligned with current Executive Orders
How freelance grant writers can help nonprofits navigate these times

Forecast: What the Continuing Resolution means on the Federal Budget on March 14th

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Ep. 390 Federal Grant Updates under the Trump Administration

In this week’s Podcast we go behind-the-scenes with Fielding Jezreel of Jezreel Consulting.

In this conversation, we discuss:
How to know if you are ready for federal grants
How to build internal readiness
Why organizations should not assume that federal grants aren’t accessible
Today’s climate of federal grants

Connect with Fielding Jezreel:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fieldingjezreel/
Website: https://www.jezreelconsulting.com/about

At the end of the day, words are important.
Tune in today to listen to this podcast.

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Ep. 391 Why Federal Grant Writing Might Still be a Way  Forward for Your Nonprofit

You may need to restructure your grant writing business in 2025.

Meaning three main things need to be re-evaluated:
-Offers
-Systems
-Team

There has been a lot going on with grants in the last month, and it’s clear that there will be changes in 2025.

Does that mean all grant funding is gone or your clients will dry up?
No.

But you may need to get back to the heart of your business.
Pivoting is a word you may be bringing back into your vocabulary this year.
Knowing what service offers to keep, what to double down on, and what to let go is all vital to growing your revenue and serving your clients.

As a grant writing CEO (yes, you’ve graduated from the thought you are ‘only’ a freelancer), you may even have a virtual assistant and/or subcontract grant writer or two on your team.

You may be wondering if you need to restructure your team and  offers in 2025 with everything that is happening with the new Administration.

#1 - Restructure Your Grant Writing Offers
If you have federal grant writing service offers (meaning you write federal grants), then you will want to work closely with your clients on how to adjust to all the changes. 
This might mean re-working your scope of work retainer and taking out a couple of grants and putting in Monthly Updates instead. 

#2 - Update Your Business Systems
You need to create or update SOPs. Even if this year wasn’t full of new grant things, we recommend you do this every quarter! Look over SOPs and update any. 
See if you can add AI to support any functions.

#3 - Examine Your Team and Reset Roles
You may need to role reset some team members. Your virtual assistant may need fewer hours this year or you may assign them some hours to attend webinars on federal grant updates and send you notes. 

Your grant writers may need to be reporting on grant updates or working on doubling foundation grant outputs. 

But within everything, you need to make sure this aligns with your budget.

Students inside the Grant Professional Mentorship have been addressing these needs to see how to adjust in 2025.

Some are hiring virtual assistants to help with more admin duties so they can be in front of a lot of issues.

Others are streamlining team members and paying for scope of work instead of just hourly.

When you join the Grant Professional Mentorship, we will have a LIVE 3-Hour Business Reset Call to dig into your business. 

Tune in today to listen to this podcast.

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Ep. 392 3 Items to Restructure Your Grant Writing Business in 2025

In this week’s podcast Holly Rustick brings Laura Hull, Grant Consultant of Premio Services, LLC on the Grant Writing & Funding podcast.

In this conversation, we discuss:
-Laura’s journey into grant writing
-How Laura negotiated with her job to get health insurance
-Hiring and how it has helped to have support
-Managing a growing grant writing business as a single mom.

About Laura Hull

Laura is a first generation U.S. immigrant with more than a decade of grants experience and nonprofit leadership in multicultural contexts. Laura launched PSI in 2017 to elevate the grants profession and increase social impact by providing transformational grants services to nonprofits. She delivers high quality consulting to nonprofits seeking to expand their grant portfolios by uncovering barriers and finding the right resources to meet unique needs. With creative strategy, an average 98% funding success rate, and a data-driven commitment to success, Laura offers the best in grant services to her clients and sector. Outside of grants, Laura enjoys spending quality time with her son and daughter, ages 9 and 4, reading, creative writing, and exploring Idaho's spectacular outdoors.

Connect with Laura Hull:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurahullgrantconsultant/
Website: https://premioservices.com/

Links Mentioned:
Grant Professional Mentorship: https://grantwritingandfunding.com/mentorship

Freelance Grant Writer Academy: https://grantwritingandfunding.com/freelance-grant-writer-academy/

Tune in today to listen to this podcast.

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Ep: 395 Going from Scarcity Mindset to Courage with a 4-Day Workweek as a Grant Consultant

“Safe to Be You (You Are Infinite)” is a transformational, soul-centered exploration of awakening, emotional healing, neurodiversity, spiritual evolution, and the messy side effects of being alive in a rapidly changing world. In this deeply personal reflection, Tré Taylor shares what it means to call your spirit back, reclaim your energy, dismantle old patterns, heal trauma, and rise again as your fullest, brightest self. Blending humor, sacred wisdom, metaphysics, and raw honesty, this piece invites readers to reconnect with their infinite nature — the electric, divine part of themselves that has never been broken, just buried. The accompanying techno-electro empowerment anthem is designed to uplift you on a walk, workout, meditation, or moment of doubt. It’s a reminder that no matter where you are on your journey, it is finally safe to be you — and you truly are infinite. tretaylor.com

SAFE TO BE YOU ~ You Are Infinite - - NeuroMythMusic- tretaylor.com 2025

🎶🔥 COME BACK TO ME—Christ Consciousness and Shango’s Fire: A Song for the Exhausted, Grieving, and Rising- A Soul Retrieval Song + Message for the Weary

For anyone carrying soul-loss, trauma, grief, exhaustion, or the quiet ache of feeling disconnected from yourself… this one is for you.

This mini-teaching and original song were created during my 7+ years of full-time van life — a journey that has healed me, broken me open, rebuilt me, and taught me what it really means to call your spirit back home. TEACHING HERE: https://www.tretaylor.com/health-well...

Inspired by the fire of Shango, the African King of Lightning, Strength, and Rhythmic Renewal, this is a Sonic Soul Retrieval. A reminder that your flame can rise again.
Your lost pieces can return.
Your spirit can come home to you.

I hope these words — and this powerful tribal-EDM drum invocation — help your day suck just a little bit less.
And if this touched you… I could really use your help too.

Come Back To Me - NeuroMythMusic- tretaylor.com 2025

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Quit your toxic nonprofit job and replace your full-time income while writing grants part-time, from home! Join our students in the Freelance Grant Writer Academy to create Financial Stability and Flexibility through writing grants for causes you are passionate about: https://grantwritingandfunding.com/freelance-grant-writer-academy 

World-renowned grant writing expert and Amazon bestselling author Holly Rustick provides coaching that helps new and experienced grant writers replace their full-time income while writing grants part-time from home (or anywhere they want to live or travel in the world). 

She coaches changemakers to master grant writing and start to grow 6-figure+ grant writing businesses on part-time hours via her signature group program, “Freelance Grant Writer Academy."

As an unapologetic feminist, Holly’s work in coaching female grant writers to master grant writing, find their cause-area niche, and navigate value-based pricing and nonprofit sales is breaking glass ceilings for women all over the world.

Every week, she coaches thousands of people through the top-ranking podcast, Grant Writing & Funding, books on grant writing, and inside the Freelance Grant Writer Academy.  

Holly has 20 years of experience in grant writing, and began her freelance grant writing journey back in 2005. While teaching in Kuwait and Indonesia, and then earning a Master’s Degree in International Political Economy in Belgium, Holly saw the light of setting up a virtual-based business in grant writing back in the mid-2000s. Having secured more than $45 million of dollars for nonprofit organizations, and then setting up a multi 6-figure freelance business, Holly has a mission to help female grant writers break out of toxic nonprofit J-O-B-S and create high-level income while freelance grant writing. 

Inside the Freelance Grant Writer Academy, students have secured more than $61+ million in grant funding and $1.3+ million in revenue in their grant writing businesses within ONE year.

To amplify this work, she is past-president of the Guam Women’s Chamber of Commerce and was appointed to the Guam Business Advisory Task Force as an advisor to the first female governor of Guam. Holly lives on the island of Guam with her beautiful daughter, Isabella. 

If you are interested in replacing your full-time income while writing grants part-time from home (or from anywhere in the world!) join the Freelance Grant Writer Academy! 

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