Writing slumps are normal. They can occur after a long period of writing or during a difficult period in your life. Here are a few tips to motivate you back to being creative again. … More 5 Tips to Get Out Of a Writing Slump
Goals, like a cheating boyfriend, who needs ‘em, am I right? Wrong, because I do need them—goals, that is—if I’m going to accomplish my dream of literary world domination. … More 2018 Writing Goals, #AuthorLife #IndieAuthor
2017 was a better year for me than 2016. With my writing goals, the results were not as overwhelmingly successful. … More 2017 Year In Review, #WritingLife
One of the best ways to stay on track with goals or annual resolutions is to write them down and to periodically keep regular progress reports. … More Quarterly Writing Goals: Q3 2017
Are you on track to meet your annual or quarterly writing goals? … More Quarterly Writing Goals: Q2 2017
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First Draft. Those two words wield a whole lot of power, evoking emotions from giddy excitement to brain numbing dread. Some writers stand strong on the side of excitement, ready to throw down words and metaphors like hot fire, while others battle cold sweats and nausea at…
Once you’ve written down your goals, it’s easy to set them aside and forget about them. Doing a self-review is a good way to hold yourself accountable for achieving your aims. You can evaluate your progress by week or month, but I prefer by quarter. … More Quarterly Writing Goals: Q1 2017
Here are my 2017 goals that by the grace of Gaia and the power of Thor’s abs I will complete by 12/31/17 … More 2017 Goals and How to Keep Them
