Each section of the proposal is covered in its own chapter. I've also included a troubleshooting section in most chapters. The final chapters of this book show you how to assemble, polish, and market your proposal. I use a writing style that features headings, boxes, and bulleted lists in order to make the presented information easier to absorb. This style also allows you to come back later to easily find answers without having to cull through lengthy unbroken text.
Sidebars provide accessible summaries and reviews for experienced proposal writers.
While this book supplies the recipe for a proposal, you are the one who must combine the ingredients, and create one. Like bread dough, proposals take kneading, putting aside to rise, and kneading again. You need a willingness to follow directions, accept criticism, and rewrite. Finally, you must persist until you succeed, believing in yourself and your idea. Good Morning, Springfield.