In 2013, I made goals at the beginning of the year and tracked them on a weekly basis for most of the year (up until NaNoWriMo started in November). The last few months, however, have been much less productive, and I've lost sight of my focus. I partially blame NaNoWriMo, especially the last day, in which I wrote ten thousand words and burned myself out. Lately, though, I've been feeling like I'm finally ready to get back to work again, so here at last are my goals for the year -- albeit a month late!
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Friday, January 31, 2014
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Year in review: Successes and failures in 2013
This post is extremely belated, which in itself demonstrates how unfocused I've been since NaNoWriMo ended. Better late than never, though, right?
At the beginning of the year, I set a handful of goals and tracked them on this blog -- on a weekly basis -- throughout most of the year. Thanks to that, I have a pretty clear picture on what goals for the year I succeeded at, and what I failed to accomplish. As a refresher, here were my goals for 2013. Most were writing related, but not all:
1. Finish and revise my two Ruby Ransome novels
2. Overhaul my website and blogs
3. Get to a couple other writing projects I've had on my to-do list
4. Read 7 classics (5 rolled over from a failed reading list of 2012)
5. Ride each of my two horses 3 times a week
At the beginning of the year, I set a handful of goals and tracked them on this blog -- on a weekly basis -- throughout most of the year. Thanks to that, I have a pretty clear picture on what goals for the year I succeeded at, and what I failed to accomplish. As a refresher, here were my goals for 2013. Most were writing related, but not all:
1. Finish and revise my two Ruby Ransome novels
2. Overhaul my website and blogs
3. Get to a couple other writing projects I've had on my to-do list
4. Read 7 classics (5 rolled over from a failed reading list of 2012)
5. Ride each of my two horses 3 times a week
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