Communication between two individuals has been that kind of question that kept me curious in college and even now, I continue working towards improving my current professional skills in communication and social studies and interactions between individuals and their surrounding environment. As a child I had a gift for communicating with younger children that did not really speak with words but through tone and now in my day to day I find myself using those same phonetic sounds to be able to get a point across to a complete stranger. This gift has been prevalent because of; the greatness that I God allows me to see in our little 👪 and the little souls that bless our 🏡house.

Recently; I have been reading up on different technical forms of writing for state or federal funding sources, as well as, grants given through different foundations. I look forward to receiving my accreditation from the University of Notre Dame.
It’s interesting to review the formality in communication that seems to escape our day to day. The use of canned messages – Email etiquette – Text etiquette – especially since; the Email format kind of took over all other commonly used formats for 🚌business communications.

There use to be a time however that mail traveled in envelopes not 📧 and so the standard format for writing a professional communication was always the same. The only change was the signature and content. And now it seems that is a lost art, but not forgotten. Nevertheless, In Grant Proposals you will find that the proposal is merely a professional letter that adheres to the common sense, as well as, the directives for which you are suggesting a proposed project for funding.