Last week I wrote about accountability and how to hook up with outside sources to help you keep your writing on track (and make writing buddies in the process). If you missed it, you can read it here: The Accountability Factor. Now let’s talk what you can do right now and for yourself. Face it, … [Read more…]
Whether you’re a full-time writer, or you’re still aspiring to write your first word, the end of the year is a great time to assess, plan and yes, even dream a little. Here are a few ideas to help you prepare for a successful, productive 2013, no matter where you are on the spectrum. Set … [Read more…]
I’m not a big believer in New Year’s Resolutions. I’m more of a goal setter, but the two are definitely closely related. So I thought this year I’d set a resolution or two, then follow-up in the New Year with more specific goals. So, what kind of resolutions should writers set? 1.) Resolutions that will … [Read more…]
It’s almost the end of the year. The smell of fresh-baked cookies lingers in the air and if you tilt your head, you can probably the jingling of bells and holiday ornaments. Winter offers writers the chance to reflect on goals: What did we accomplish the previous year? What do we want to do over … [Read more…]
Setting goals for your characters is of monumental importance. So, why should setting goals for your writing be any less? Here are some tips to help you set your goals and catch your dreams.