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resubmission-strategy

Turning a rejected grant into a funded one — triaging reviews, the introduction to resubmission, and strategic revision.

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## Overview

Most funded grants were once rejected: resubmission is the norm, not the
exception. This skill covers triaging reviewer feedback (what to fix,
what to rebut, what to ignore), writing the resubmission introduction
(the 1-page "what changed" document), deciding how much to revise vs
restructure, and the timeline and psychology of coming back stronger.

## When to use

- Planning a resubmission after a grant rejection or low score
- Writing the NIH-style Introduction to Resubmission (or equivalent)
- Deciding whether to revise, restructure, or start over
- Responding to a "not discussed" (triaged) outcome