You may have caught my last post of 2019 where I reflected on how last year went. As I welcome in the new year it’s time to set new goals. Oh my, some of these are big!
Goals: Progress Since September 2019
It is important to regularly reflect on your goals. Twelve months is a long time and needs can change. It also helps you to stay accountable and not lose sight of what you are aiming to achieve. This is why I check in on myself every three months. Here is how I am progressing towards these.
How was NaNoWriMo 2019
Here are my thoughts on how NaNoWriMo 2019 went...
Write 50k words in 30 days
I’ve done NaNoWriMo a few times before but never won, yet that doesn’t deter me.
My plans for the fourth quarter
You may have caught my previous post where I reflected on my progress so far this year towards my annual goal. As we enter into Autumn, I am evaluating where I am at and setting myself some new goals for the next quarter.
Goals: Progress Since June 2019
It is important to regularly reflect on your goals. Twelve months is a long time and needs can change. It also helps you to stay accountable and not lose sight of what you are aiming to achieve.This is why I check in on myself every three months. Here is how I am progressing towards these.
Why I Love World Indie Warriors
Being part of WIW has enabled me to see how self publishing could be a reality. One of my fears was that I had no idea where to start. The answer is WIW.
Reflecting on Camp NaNo July 2019
July has been a challenging month for my writing goals. It has been full of distraction. Here I shall share insight on my writing life, or what’s been pulling me away.
Have you finished your novel? What is next?
Writing a novel is mainly a solitary project that you work on for months. And, when you type ”The End” it is a huge achievement, but what do you do next?
My plans for the third quarter
You may have caught my previous post where I reflected on my progress so far this year towards my annual goal. As we enter into Summer, I am evaluating where I am at and setting myself some new goals for the next quarter.
