Hi writing friends!
We're moving into June in a few days. If you are still truggling with completing your goals for the first two quarters of 2022, there's still time to get even a few goals crossed off your list. You have the next few days to do so. It may not sound like a lot, but in my informative article which I will post in a few minutes, you will learn how to do so.
Look over your goals for this year and month so far. Try to assess your goals and how you are honestly doing. This isn't an exercise in beating yourselves up. Use it as data on how you are doing and then set up new goals and get going.
Now take note of which goals you didn't complete. Write them down in your writer's journal. Commit to completing one or two of these goals before June arrives in a few day. Then you'll be able to check off these goals at the end of May. Think of how good that will feel! These could be small things, such as writing a short story, or a blog, or outlining a nonfiction article or book.
With that in mind, what are your goals for the week of May 30th, 2022? Once you decide on your goals for the week, decide what you have to complete in the next few days to check off some of those longer-term goals.
If you need help in revising your long or short-term writing goals, please reach out to me and we can chat about it either during a coaching session or email.
Have a great week!
Irene S. Roth
We're moving into June in a few days. If you are still truggling with completing your goals for the first two quarters of 2022, there's still time to get even a few goals crossed off your list. You have the next few days to do so. It may not sound like a lot, but in my informative article which I will post in a few minutes, you will learn how to do so.
Look over your goals for this year and month so far. Try to assess your goals and how you are honestly doing. This isn't an exercise in beating yourselves up. Use it as data on how you are doing and then set up new goals and get going.
Now take note of which goals you didn't complete. Write them down in your writer's journal. Commit to completing one or two of these goals before June arrives in a few day. Then you'll be able to check off these goals at the end of May. Think of how good that will feel! These could be small things, such as writing a short story, or a blog, or outlining a nonfiction article or book.
With that in mind, what are your goals for the week of May 30th, 2022? Once you decide on your goals for the week, decide what you have to complete in the next few days to check off some of those longer-term goals.
If you need help in revising your long or short-term writing goals, please reach out to me and we can chat about it either during a coaching session or email.
Have a great week!
Irene S. Roth
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