It’s check-in time again and I’m feeling a lot better about
my progress. This is turning out to be a
productive week. What did I do? Let’s see:
Goals.
One: Write something
at least five times or more each week.
So far so good since Sunday.
Two: Write a minimum
of 2500 on my WIP words each week.
Rolling here. I have over 3000 words on my new WIP, another
1000+ on a book I’m revising, and now I can do some catch up for what I missed
last week. Awesome!
Three: Publish at
least six new novels in 2012.
I did not publish a single book this week. I did, however,
put the Immortal Tigress up FREE for three days on Amazon. Today is day two of
that promo. Check it out here:
Four: Read and review
six or more first novels by new authors. (I don’t give bad reviews, so don’t
panic, I’m friendly, honest. J
I still owe Robert Taylor a review of A Breath of Hope. I
will get on that this afternoon and, with luck, get it published on my blog
tomorrow. Check out the book here:
Five: do more to be
supportive of new and struggling writers.
I’m trying to help an aspiring author find sources of
information he is unfamiliar with. It counts.
Six: Publish a small
collection of erotic short stories. Hey, I’ve been around for over sixty years,
and this one is on my bucket list. I will make it happen in 2012.
This has gotten pushed aside recently, but I hope to get
back to it soon.
Ok, that’s about it for today folks. How is it going for
you? Did you hit your targets? Let me know how it went for you.
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You are AWESOME. I knew your WIP would jump drastically once you actually had time to sit down to it. Also, keep in mind that you are not only helping the young author with his research. Your being here and posting through the high points and frustrations is encouragement to others. Well, to me at least. I don't know your other followers well so I suppose I can't speak for them, but reading their posts tells me that you are the encourager that I know you strive to be. Read Fortunate Fire last night and Twist of Fate this morning. LOVED both and will be reveiwing them in a couple of days.
ReplyDeleteI honestly don't know how you can do a year long goal. I only set goals for a few days out. You really have to be strong to do what you are doing and stay accountable for a year long goal. I let too many people make demands on my time. I need an April Kelly to run interference.
I hope you get lots of new readers with the free book.
Hi Charis, thanks for the encouraging words. I learned goal setting when I was powerlifting. Those folks set long term goals, short term goals, and daily goals, all written down. You get in the habit of making them a priority and meeting them. I tend to get fussy when I can't meet my goals. tee hee I'll confess it took me a long time to burn the habit into my brain.
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