Michael Ehret talks about goal setting for the organizationally challenged. Confidence is built one small success at a time.
Writers: What kind of intermediate goals have you set for your writing journey?
Readers: This can apply to other facets of life, but what goals have you set for reading? Will you try a new genre this year or several new authors? Please share.
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Hi Susan .. I have new challenges ahead - well old ones, but redefined now that life has changed. For now I head towards the Memorial Service - organising it and writing to family and friends .. while clearing some (mostly blog) papers before I move on to letters etc and a general clear out - not that much fortunately - and setting up those stepping stones or stair case up to to the future ...
one step at a time ... slow, but sure.... cheers -enjoy your weekend .. Hilary
Susan,
I've been out of towna nd am catching up on blogs. "God breathed pathway" should be painted on a plaque.
I usually have two or three books going at one time. My latest challenge is preparing for a two hour workshop.
My main goal is to clear a few smaller projects out of the way and then tackle a larger one. One step at a time - good advice, thank you!
Have a good weekend,
Karen
Michael is such a nice person. I love the way he talks about setting small goals. I find that that technique does work quite well.
Hi Hilary - There are many tasks after a loved one passes. One step at a time worked for me.
Hi Linda - Welcome back. Oh, what a great idea for a plaque! Usually, I've got my nose in two or three books as well. Right now, it's down to one because my days are so hectic.
Hi Karen - The smaller projects can pile up. It's always nice to finish them and move on.
Hi Nancy - I'm glad I discovered his blog. He gives some good advice.
Blessings,
Susan :)
Definitely a small victory makes me more confident to strive for bigger. I keep stretching and praying for God's leading in my life. :O)
Hi Diane -
That's a great strategy and one I've found helpful as well. Every time one of my smaller, non-fiction projects gets published, it's a boost to my morale.
Blessings,
Susan :)
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