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grant-story-arc
Designing a grant's narrative arc — significance, innovation, and approach woven into a compelling whole.
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## Overview
A funded grant tells one coherent story across every section: a problem
that matters, a gap only you can see, an idea that changes things, and
a plan that will work. This skill covers designing that narrative arc —
the through-line from Specific Aims through Research Strategy — so
significance, innovation, and approach reinforce rather than repeat
each other.
## When to use
- Planning a grant before writing: the story comes before the sections
- Diagnosing a triaged proposal: where did the narrative break?
- Weaving significance and innovation through the Research Strategy (not just the boxes)