This week, for a change, I'm more happy with my non-writing goals. I didn't actually track it this week, but I would say that I did meet my 4 hour minimum goal of prep (everything from rereading projects and writing myself notes to brainstorming to plotting to writing query letters). I spent a little time rewriting a short story, read three books and one screenplay, and even though I only made it to the gym once this week, I worked out five days out of the seven. I've also continued to be consistent with my blogging schedule this year, which I usually abandon about halfway through the second week.
Overall, I'm happy. My goal is to finish my rough draft this upcoming week so that I can move on to rewriting my screenplay in February.
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sounds like you've had a good week overall - had a wander round your site - nice one - am doing the TBR challenge to see you on the 1st mountain peak
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That is it! I am taking your example and making myself a chart and getting star stickers because I have to absolutely have to become as productive as you!!! I am so impressed!!!
ReplyDeletePrep always fascinates me. I don't do it beyond a general outline and countless hours of day dreaming if I can't be writing.
ReplyDeleteBecause I "pants" it after coming up with an overall idea, my story constantly changes and evolves. Do you get that?
Somtimes huge steps forward aren't reflected by words. Congrats!
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