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Hard work is the one thing the organizations we work with are never short on. The city clerk who stays late, the executive director writing at the kitchen table after dinner. The effort is real, and it still comes up short often enough that capable people start to wonder what they are doing wrong.
Here is the answer, and it is a relief: they are not doing anything wrong. They are pulling on the wrong lever.
In this episode of Hard Work Doesn't Win Grants, Catherine Riggs takes on the most expensive misunderstanding in grant work, the belief that the fix for weak results is to try harder. A readiness gap is structural. It cannot be manufactured by effort at the deadline. The lever that actually closes it is a system.
What you will hear:
- Why you cannot outwork a missing chart of accounts at eleven o'clock the night before submission
- What a "system" really is, and why it does not mean new software or a bigger team
- Two organizations, one registration renewal, and why reliability comes from structure, not diligence
- Why a readiness gap is a systems opportunity, not a people problem
- One recurring task you can turn into a system this week
Resources:
- Subscribe to The Grant Project Newsletter: https://services.thegrantproject.com/widget/form/jjIhk7emLBYyLFP7uQa8
- The Grant Project: https://thegrantproject.com
