Goals What are Your Goals for the Week of September 23rd, 2019

[Sunny Irene Roth]

Hi all,

We are on the last 6 working days of the month! Wow! Where has the time gone!!

What are your goals for this week?

Did you complete the goals you wanted to complete for September?

If not, move some of these goals into your October goals, and schedule them.

Please post your goals for this week under this thread.

Have a productive week!
Irene Roth

 

[Mel Corbett]

Sticking to the same plan. It seems to be working for me. 500 words/day minimum on DG4. 20 minutes edits on my cozy. The goal is to write in the morning before the little one wakes up if I can and to edit during nap time. the words come easier in the morning. Lol.

Not done yet with either the edits or the draft, but I feel like this is a good balance for me. Finishing both will move to my COtovver goals if I don’t finish them this week.

 

[Lauren Watson]

With the unexpected emergencies around my mom in August-Sept, and extended Anniversary-Summer vacation in September, I'm 2+ weeks behind my original plans. Alas this is not a perfect world where everything is predictable, but without a plan I wouldn't have made it this far with book 2! Therefore I am smiling and am optimistic about the Fall. Now on my last chapter to complete book 2, I realize there is one more chapter to build background on the next main character that I did not foresee earlier.

My plans for 5 weeks in October are as follows:

WK 1 (09/28 - 10/4) - Finish Chapter 27 (LAST with Cameo Character) in book 2, draft #1

WK 2 (10/5-10/11) - Write Chapter to build childhood flashback and latest background on 2nd chosen woman

WK 3 (10/12 - 10/18) - Write GMC Outline on book #3 & revise 5 Year Plan, 2019 Goals for Fall and Winter

WK 4 (10/19-10/25) - Write GMC Outline on book #3 & discuss NaNoWriMo Rules w/husband (setup home, advanced prep of meals, set expectations, ...)

WK 5 (10/26 - 11/1) - Write GMC Outline on book #3 & discuss NaNoWriMo Rules w/husband (setup home, advanced prep of meals, set expectations, ...)