Sharing Writing Tips (from the pros) & (my own) Writerly Musings
I’m a bit type-A. (Hmm, I think that’s the first time I’ve actually admitted that aloud.) Goals motivate me, give me something to work towards, and I try to make them things *I* control, rather than things that need someone else to help move forward.
Mostly writing goals and reading goals. And finishing my latest bleepity-bleep round of edits.
At some point in any creative’s life, they realize they can’t keep track of it all in their head.
For me? The solution was Trello. To do boards, very visual, online. It checked all my boxes.
Read on to see how.
(Note: this post is not sponsored. However, if Trello sees this and wants to sponsor me, I’m not saying no 😉 )
Goals aren’t for everyone. Goals in January? Even less so.
For some of us, setting goals is just setting ourselves up for failure. You need to take a good hard look at where you are, where you want to go, and what stands in your way.
Last year was a year of revisions, reading, and reflection.
This year? The goal is publication! I need to focus on what will get me there.
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