Writing Goals for 2015 – Update #1

So, back in the day, somewhere around three months ago, I made some goals. It’s a little early for an update. But… I said then that they were up for changes depending on what happened in the year. And my goodness do I need to update them.

When I lined up my writing goals last year, I did so in a pretty unorganized manner. And my writing goals evolved over the course of the year based on what I was doing.

I have less time for writing than I thought. I have less energy to spend on things I don’t truly want right now. So revisions must take place.

Writing Goal—Non-fiction: Write, edit, and publish my planned Street Teams edition of Novel Marketing for August 2015. Yup, this one is getting revised. I am taking a backseat with the planning and will instead work on publishing sections on Art is my Business. In the end, they will be collected into an ebook but I’m not going to rush for August.
Writing Goal—Fiction: Create, write, edit, and publish at least one edition of my space serial. I’m going to just bite the bullet and make my fiction happen. I’m excited and terrified.

Looks like this is still going ahead. Will it be a serial? Or will I try to get it published traditionally? I’m not quite sure yet.
Writing Goal—Development: Take a writing course. I have one planned for the first part of the year.

Accomplished! Today is my last session in my class. I learned a lot, but in different areas than I thought. In truth, I should be working on an assignment right now instead of this blog post :P.
Writing Goal—Conferences: Attend two writing conferences. I have already picked up When Words Collide in Calgary and Sirens in Denver, CO. If there is an opportunity to attend a third, I will. With conferences, I will work to present at least once at each conference.

On schedule!
Writing Goal—Blogging: Continue to establish my new partnership, ArtIsMyBusiness.com (I post Mondays! Marketing Mondays!), as well as maintaining Anxiety Ink (every Wednesday).

On schedule!

The post Writing Goals for 2015 – Update #1 appeared first on Anxiety Ink.